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Unpacking

The Everglide DKTBoard came in a surprisingly small cardboard packaging. I expected it to be much larger but since this is a portable gaming keyboard, I’m guessing they wanted to keep it as small as possible and portable. The DKTBoard comes in a thin cardboard packaging with the blue and white color scheme that resembles the company colors of Everglide.

Once you flip it over you’ll see a bunch of information and features that this keyboard has to offer. It also has the powered by Razer logo on the front to let the consumer know they are buying something that’s been optimized by Razer.

The packaging is very slim and you only get the keyboard wrapped in a plastic bag. There are no drivers needed and it does its job solely with the regular keyboard drivers from Microsoft. That’s basically the way I like it, I never try to install any of those drivers for keyboards or mice because it only alters the buttons and It normally works just fine for my standards right out of the box. But since this is really plug and play it’s very convenient in use.