Gaming Keyboards

Savio Whiteout Gaming Mechanical Keyboard 60% with Outemu Red switches and RGB lighting (English US) White

The Savio Whiteout Gaming Mechanical Keyboard offers an outstanding gaming experience with its compact 60% design. Thanks to the Outemu Red switches, known for their quick response and silent...

The Savio Whiteout Gaming Mechanical Keyboard offers an outstanding gaming experience with its compact 60% design. Thanks to the Outemu Red switches, known for their quick response and silent operation, you can enjoy endless hours of gaming without disturbances.

It features RGB lighting that provides a unique atmosphere during your gaming sessions, while the...

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Description

Description

The Savio Whiteout Gaming Mechanical Keyboard offers an outstanding gaming experience with its compact 60% design. Thanks to the Outemu Red switches, known for their quick response and silent operation, you can enjoy endless hours of gaming without disturbances.

It features RGB lighting that provides a unique atmosphere during your gaming sessions, while the illuminated keys ensure that you can play even in dark settings. The keyboard connects via USB, providing a stable and fast connection.

With a US English keyboard layout, it is ideal for gamers who prefer this configuration. The Savio Whiteout is not just a keyboard, but a tool that enhances your gaming experience.

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Specifications

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Keyboard & Mouse Set
No
Genre
Engineering
Illuminated Keys
Yes
RGB Lighting
Yes
Size
60%
Switches
Outemu Red
Switch Type
Linear
Keyboard Language
English US

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Main Specifications

Colour
White

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (7)

Reviews

  1. 6
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Cable length
  • Response time
  • Construction quality
  • Value for money
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Reviews by our members

  • Stavros DrD
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Guys, the keyboard is really good! It was purchased with Outemu Red switches and was assembled. It should be noted that the switches are soldered onto the PCB, so it will take some time for the switches and stabilizers to break in. Once everything is broken in, tape is applied to the back of the PCB and foam (personally, I used automotive soundproofing) to make the sound of the keys quite nice!!!!! I couldn't believe my ears when I heard that I would get such results with Outemu Red switches!!! The keyboard only comes with a Type-C cable and nothing else. It is made of pretty good quality plastic overall (except for the metal plate of the switches). Its RGB lighting is very vibrant and beautiful with the white keycaps. There is software available for the computer, which can be downloaded from the Savio website.
    ***If you want to lubricate the switches without removing them, I personally have been doing it for years with WD40 Multi-Use, without any issues, but the stabilizers might make a little noise if certain procedures that require switch removal are not performed. (If a switch is not working, it means that the WD40 did not dry properly)
    On the other hand, there is the Redragon K617 FIZZ with hotswappable switches. Also, in comparison between these two, I believe the Redragon K617 FIZZ is significantly better if you want to engage in mods and different switches. It also has better stabilizers than the Savio Whiteout.
    On the other hand, the Savio has better RGB lighting, better keycaps, is more stable, and is heavier because the plate on top of the switches is metal, and it has 2 height adjustments. The Redragon is entirely made of plastic. Additionally, the Savio has more macro commands, such as sound control. Ultimately, I will use the Savio as my main keyboard. Also, the arrow keys and the FN key on the Savio are located in positions that are more convenient for me.
    And here's a sound test:
    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6vHvh8USl2Y

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  • This review is about the switches: Outemu Brown

    I personally bought the keyboard for the price of 30 euros 2 months ago and I have to say that it is very satisfactory. I got it with brown switches, but I believe that the red switches are equally nice. However, if you want it to make noise and have a nice click, then I would recommend the blue switches.

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  • Theo_Papapanagiotou
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    Very good quality keyboard.
    I had difficulty finding drivers.
    HERE FOR DRIVERS
    https://www.savio.net.pl/en/product/mechanical-gaming-keyboard-whiteout-red/
    Very good keyboard feel.

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  • serebbi

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the switches: Outemu Brown

    Something in between a blue and red switch? I can't describe it exactly.
    In general, the keyboard is somewhat light, although it has a slightly hard feel at the bottom. It's not very stable, especially when you're doing fast typing, you can feel that it's a cheap keyboard.
    For the money though, I think it's decent. The white color and the RGB are really nice. It also has its own software for customization.
    It has a detachable USB Type-C cable.
    If you're programmers or typers, meaning if you need to do a lot of typing for your work, don't choose it. The brown switches may be great for fast typing, but the keyboard, being 60%, is not comfortable at all. Go straight for a full-size or at least the tournament edition. At least have the arrow keys and the ScrLck by themselves.

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  • Dimi_Niri

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the switches: Outemu Blue

    Today I used it and it looks beautiful. Good response and many bright patterns. We will see it in depth over time. Blue switches with a good feeling.

    Translated from Greek ·
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    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
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  • This review is about the switches: Outemu Brown

  • Guys, the keyboard is really good! It was purchased with Outemu Red switches and was assembled. It should be noted that the switches are soldered onto the PCB, so it will take some time for the switches and stabilizers to break in. Once everything is broken in, tape is applied to the back of the PCB and foam (personally, I used automotive soundproofing) to make the sound of the keys quite nice!!!!! I couldn't believe my ears when I heard that I would get such results with Outemu Red switches!!! The keyboard only comes with a Type-C cable and nothing else. It is made of pretty good quality plastic overall (except for the metal plate of the switches). Its RGB lighting is very vibrant and beautiful with the white keycaps. There is software available for the computer, which can be downloaded from the Savio website.
    ***If you want to lubricate the switches without removing them, I personally have been doing it for years with WD40 Multi-Use, without any issues, but the stabilizers might make a little noise if certain procedures that require switch removal are not performed. (If a switch is not working, it means that the WD40 did not dry properly)
    On the other hand, there is the Redragon K617 FIZZ with hotswappable switches. Also, in comparison between these two, I believe the Redragon K617 FIZZ is significantly better if you want to engage in mods and different switches. It also has better stabilizers than the Savio Whiteout.
    On the other hand, the Savio has better RGB lighting, better keycaps, is more stable, and is heavier because the plate on top of the switches is metal, and it has 2 height adjustments. The Redragon is entirely made of plastic. Additionally, the Savio has more macro commands, such as sound control. Ultimately, I will use the Savio as my main keyboard. Also, the arrow keys and the FN key on the Savio are located in positions that are more convenient for me.
    And here's a sound test:
    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6vHvh8USl2Y

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • I personally bought the keyboard for the price of 30 euros 2 months ago and I have to say that it is very satisfactory. I got it with brown switches, but I believe that the red switches are equally nice. However, if you want it to make noise and have a nice click, then I would recommend the blue switches.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Very good quality keyboard.
    I had difficulty finding drivers.
    HERE FOR DRIVERS
    https://www.savio.net.pl/en/product/mechanical-gaming-keyboard-whiteout-red/
    Very good keyboard feel.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • Something in between a blue and red switch? I can't describe it exactly.
    In general, the keyboard is somewhat light, although it has a slightly hard feel at the bottom. It's not very stable, especially when you're doing fast typing, you can feel that it's a cheap keyboard.
    For the money though, I think it's decent. The white color and the RGB are really nice. It also has its own software for customization.
    It has a detachable USB Type-C cable.
    If you're programmers or typers, meaning if you need to do a lot of typing for your work, don't choose it. The brown switches may be great for fast typing, but the keyboard, being 60%, is not comfortable at all. Go straight for a full-size or at least the tournament edition. At least have the arrow keys and the ScrLck by themselves.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Today I used it and it looks beautiful. Good response and many bright patterns. We will see it in depth over time. Blue switches with a good feeling.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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Description & Specifications

The Savio Whiteout Gaming Mechanical Keyboard offers an outstanding gaming experience with its compact 60% design. Thanks to the Outemu Red switches, known for their quick response and silent operation, you can enjoy endless hours of gaming without disturbances.

It features RGB lighting that provides a unique atmosphere during your gaming sessions, while the illuminated keys ensure that you can play even in dark settings. The keyboard connects via USB, providing a stable and fast connection.

With a US English keyboard layout, it is ideal for gamers who prefer this configuration. The Savio Whiteout is not just a keyboard, but a tool that enhances your gaming experience.

Manufacturer

Technical Specifications

Keyboard & Mouse Set
No
Genre
Engineering
Illuminated Keys
Yes
RGB Lighting
Yes
Size
60%
Switches
Outemu Red
Switch Type
Linear
Keyboard Language
English US

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Main Specifications

Colour
White

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (7)

  1. 6
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Key feel
  • Cable length
  • Response time
  • Construction quality
  • Value for money
  • Cleaning

Reviews by our members

  • Stavros DrD
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Guys, the keyboard is really good! It was purchased with Outemu Red switches and was assembled. It should be noted that the switches are soldered onto the PCB, so it will take some time for the switches and stabilizers to break in. Once everything is broken in, tape is applied to the back of the PCB and foam (personally, I used automotive soundproofing) to make the sound of the keys quite nice!!!!! I couldn't believe my ears when I heard that I would get such results with Outemu Red switches!!! The keyboard only comes with a Type-C cable and nothing else. It is made of pretty good quality plastic overall (except for the metal plate of the switches). Its RGB lighting is very vibrant and beautiful with the white keycaps. There is software available for the computer, which can be downloaded from the Savio website.
    ***If you want to lubricate the switches without removing them, I personally have been doing it for years with WD40 Multi-Use, without any issues, but the stabilizers might make a little noise if certain procedures that require switch removal are not performed. (If a switch is not working, it means that the WD40 did not dry properly)
    On the other hand, there is the Redragon K617 FIZZ with hotswappable switches. Also, in comparison between these two, I believe the Redragon K617 FIZZ is significantly better if you want to engage in mods and different switches. It also has better stabilizers than the Savio Whiteout.
    On the other hand, the Savio has better RGB lighting, better keycaps, is more stable, and is heavier because the plate on top of the switches is metal, and it has 2 height adjustments. The Redragon is entirely made of plastic. Additionally, the Savio has more macro commands, such as sound control. Ultimately, I will use the Savio as my main keyboard. Also, the arrow keys and the FN key on the Savio are located in positions that are more convenient for me.
    And here's a sound test:
    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6vHvh8USl2Y

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Construction quality
    • Cleaning
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the switches: Outemu Brown

    I personally bought the keyboard for the price of 30 euros 2 months ago and I have to say that it is very satisfactory. I got it with brown switches, but I believe that the red switches are equally nice. However, if you want it to make noise and have a nice click, then I would recommend the blue switches.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Cleaning
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Theo_Papapanagiotou
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    Very good quality keyboard.
    I had difficulty finding drivers.
    HERE FOR DRIVERS
    https://www.savio.net.pl/en/product/mechanical-gaming-keyboard-whiteout-red/
    Very good keyboard feel.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Construction quality
    • Cleaning
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • serebbi

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the switches: Outemu Brown

    Something in between a blue and red switch? I can't describe it exactly.
    In general, the keyboard is somewhat light, although it has a slightly hard feel at the bottom. It's not very stable, especially when you're doing fast typing, you can feel that it's a cheap keyboard.
    For the money though, I think it's decent. The white color and the RGB are really nice. It also has its own software for customization.
    It has a detachable USB Type-C cable.
    If you're programmers or typers, meaning if you need to do a lot of typing for your work, don't choose it. The brown switches may be great for fast typing, but the keyboard, being 60%, is not comfortable at all. Go straight for a full-size or at least the tournament edition. At least have the arrow keys and the ScrLck by themselves.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Dimi_Niri

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the switches: Outemu Blue

    Today I used it and it looks beautiful. Good response and many bright patterns. We will see it in depth over time. Blue switches with a good feeling.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • This review is about the switches: Outemu Brown

  • Guys, the keyboard is really good! It was purchased with Outemu Red switches and was assembled. It should be noted that the switches are soldered onto the PCB, so it will take some time for the switches and stabilizers to break in. Once everything is broken in, tape is applied to the back of the PCB and foam (personally, I used automotive soundproofing) to make the sound of the keys quite nice!!!!! I couldn't believe my ears when I heard that I would get such results with Outemu Red switches!!! The keyboard only comes with a Type-C cable and nothing else. It is made of pretty good quality plastic overall (except for the metal plate of the switches). Its RGB lighting is very vibrant and beautiful with the white keycaps. There is software available for the computer, which can be downloaded from the Savio website.
    ***If you want to lubricate the switches without removing them, I personally have been doing it for years with WD40 Multi-Use, without any issues, but the stabilizers might make a little noise if certain procedures that require switch removal are not performed. (If a switch is not working, it means that the WD40 did not dry properly)
    On the other hand, there is the Redragon K617 FIZZ with hotswappable switches. Also, in comparison between these two, I believe the Redragon K617 FIZZ is significantly better if you want to engage in mods and different switches. It also has better stabilizers than the Savio Whiteout.
    On the other hand, the Savio has better RGB lighting, better keycaps, is more stable, and is heavier because the plate on top of the switches is metal, and it has 2 height adjustments. The Redragon is entirely made of plastic. Additionally, the Savio has more macro commands, such as sound control. Ultimately, I will use the Savio as my main keyboard. Also, the arrow keys and the FN key on the Savio are located in positions that are more convenient for me.
    And here's a sound test:
    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6vHvh8USl2Y

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • I personally bought the keyboard for the price of 30 euros 2 months ago and I have to say that it is very satisfactory. I got it with brown switches, but I believe that the red switches are equally nice. However, if you want it to make noise and have a nice click, then I would recommend the blue switches.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Very good quality keyboard.
    I had difficulty finding drivers.
    HERE FOR DRIVERS
    https://www.savio.net.pl/en/product/mechanical-gaming-keyboard-whiteout-red/
    Very good keyboard feel.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • Something in between a blue and red switch? I can't describe it exactly.
    In general, the keyboard is somewhat light, although it has a slightly hard feel at the bottom. It's not very stable, especially when you're doing fast typing, you can feel that it's a cheap keyboard.
    For the money though, I think it's decent. The white color and the RGB are really nice. It also has its own software for customization.
    It has a detachable USB Type-C cable.
    If you're programmers or typers, meaning if you need to do a lot of typing for your work, don't choose it. The brown switches may be great for fast typing, but the keyboard, being 60%, is not comfortable at all. Go straight for a full-size or at least the tournament edition. At least have the arrow keys and the ScrLck by themselves.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Today I used it and it looks beautiful. Good response and many bright patterns. We will see it in depth over time. Blue switches with a good feeling.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • See all
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