I wanted short travel buttons. I compared it with the defender xm500, I liked the pressing more there - a little tougher, but the layout is not classic and the efks are not separated. So I took this one.

The built-in USB hub is a very handy thing, why is it not done in all wired keyboards? Pros below: The previous keyboard of this model served me faithfully for four years. After several bays, some keys began to act up, so I decided to replace it with the same new one. This time I took two, myself and my mother. Mother liked it too Cons: The keys are pressed rather noisily. The wire is thick and hard. It does not bother me. In the new revision, instead of the right win key, the Fn key, and it…

When buying, one key was badly pressed, after a month another one, it became impossible to print, I had to put the keys with Numpad in their place, this slightly corrected the situation, but typing is still not comfortable. It is better to pay a couple of thousand more and take the mechanics!

Previously, I used the OKLIK keyboards of the "chocolate bar" type, i. E. those with thin keys. I bought them for 500 each. Then they almost disappeared from the sale, which I found as a replacement, were not so thin and, in general, it was not very convenient to work on them. And here in the store they advised me this keyboard. I bought for about 1800 and just stunned! In total, I already bought 3 of these for myself (one for myself at work, one for home and a third as a gift to my father)…

Pros: The best keyboard for coding, quiet, comfortable, has a built-in usb hub. Its cons: It does not live very long, about 2 years, with active use, I already have the third or fourth. There would be a keyboard with the same keys, but backlit and wireless.

Now I will tell you an instructive story. How I wanted to get myself a keyboard, like on laptops (that is, with a scissor type). I wanted to save money and took the first wireless option - Defender Columbia for 660. As a result, I was disappointed with it: when typing fast, some keys are not pressed, usually at an angle. I had to press the keys again. Returned the item. The second option for me was the Gembird KB-8420 wired keyboard for 840r. But she was terrible too. Some keys, when pressed…

Before this clave, I took Oklick 555 S ( <- do not take this model) - it turned out to be complete crap, the key travel became bad and some large keys began to be pressed only when pressed from a corner or something like that, but this model pleased me, the key travel is very smooth , for more than six months of work, it has only become overgrown with dust, but has not lost a single penny of functionality. I took it because of the "laptop" layout of the keys, tk. the fashion has now gone to…

this is my third keyboard, I'm buying this keyboard for the third time, the tactile sensations are great, I tried to take similar island scissor ones, but it's not right there. A life hack for those who flooded the keyboard with sweet tea and do not want to part with it (it is being repaired, well, it is very hemorrhoids), remove the back cover, although it will take incredibly time to remove it, remove the electronics, and rinse the entire keyboard under a hot shower for several minutes…

For those who are going to use the keyboard often (whether for games or typing) - I recommend finding something more comfortable. Something that won't start to stick in a couple of months. :-)

More than 6 years on the market and nothing better in its segment has been released by anyone. Everyone who has used this keyboard in one way or another will compare all subsequent keyboards with it. With its pros: Full size keyboard with all the keys you need Distance between keys Moderately quiet chirping sound Key layout Key travel length Has some cons: It's hard to disassemble, but it's not necessary For someone, the lack of a wine button to the right of the space is also deadly.

For almost 10 years, it has shown itself perfectly, not a single key still sinks or sticks, due to the island type, nothing gets under the keys, the move is still very clear. A couple of keys have worn off, but this is not surprising in such a time. It's a pity there is no backlight, if an ated model came out with it, I would take it without hesitation. It's been 2 years since the review was written. Everything works the same. A4, make a backlit version already!

This is already the 3rd keyboard of this model in my practice. The first two were wonderful. In those "good old days" this model corresponded to an "excellent" rating, but now I put only "good" on a new purchased product. The keyboard currently on the market is a cheaper "restyling" from the magnificent exclusive that this model once was. Still present: a hub for 2 USB and a rise in the case along the entire length along the rear edge. The keyboard is heavy and non-slip, but the metal casing…

Good time everyone. We were looking for a scissor-type keyboard (notebook) with additional USB ports. They took this one. In principle, everything is fine, except for a slight touch of the space bar with the lower left corner on the body - it was easily corrected with a needle file, so we still put 5 stars. A separate block of keys for controlling multimedia players would not hurt .

The scissor mechanism works great: the moment the key starts to move has noticeably more resistance to pressing than the move itself. This is good as it accentuates the pressure and reduces typing errors. The keyboard is medium noisy, it clicks pleasantly, without clanging, it is muffled and short. Two usb ports on the left and right are an excellent solution for laptops, where, as always, they traditionally saved on ports. The letters of the Latin / 2022 layout are of the same white color -

Got pros: Bought according to the recommendations, the most comfortable keyboard with laptop keys Has cons: Requires careful handling, it is better to transport in a package

Pretty decent keyboard. If you look at the pictures, it is very similar to an apple one. The photo shows the difference. Comparing is not a thankful task, but I can say for sure that it is not much worse and did not cause discomfort during operation. I read somewhere that some buttons stick out, on my copy there is no such problem. I didn’t check the function buttons at work, they are of little interest to me, I use Ubuntu. USB ports are working. Bought, oddly enough, just for typing. He copes

Some pros: low stroke a standard set of buttons without the finished fn instead of ctrl, etc. heavy Cons below: bought 3.1 returned under warranty dust sticks to the sides and most likely gets inside when pressed

I took it to the office, because colleagues complained about the noisy previous keyboard I have (everyone sits no closer than 2 m from me). With this keyboard, the problem is gone - no one else complained. It’s noisy for the house, I had to buy another home: I recently took a logitech K280E - my wife stopped complaining about the noise - that’s it for remote work (let’s see how long it will live)

Pros: Probably the best keyboard ever. Standard and comfortable key layout, good quality, minimum size with full number of buttons. Cons: Can't drink. Drunk off a glass of wine. I had to buy a replacement.

This is the first time that on the second day of use I write a review about any product! But, the pleasure that I got by changing the clave to this one pushed me to this action) So, I chose it on the Internet for 2 days! As a thorough person who does not make spontaneous purchases, I was looking for the perfect keyboard! The requirements were simple - ease of printing (scissor mechanism), wired (change batteries or charge the battery, a person like me will definitely infuriate), highlighted…