Review on 🔴 Bloody B540 RGB Gaming Keyboard by Mateusz Walkowski ᠌

It differs from the membrane as much as ssd from hdd. I took it not for games, but for work. I specially took it with cherry black so that nothing clicks, but all the same, in complete silence, it rustles more than you want. If you decide to take any other with a click, be sure to test it first - these rumble like a subway car and are only suitable for single people :) Different pros: The most important thing is that it has a normal layout, without those damned short shifts, a slash stuffed into an unexpected place. The correct distance between the buttons. There are no extra buttons and it has a normal board shape. Heavy, solid, damn well pressed keys. Red backlighting, with several modes, not very bright, the upper part of the key is illuminated, i. E. English letters. In the kit, instead of red rubber buttons, there are black ones, the same as everyone else + a puller and rubber dampers, 10 pieces for, they are apparently needed for the most active keys so that they don’t bludgeon them at night when the wife is sleeping :) In general, they are pressed quite quietly, you can push through not completely avoiding tapping at the end of the stroke, because despite the cherry black, at the end, purely physically, the button rests on something. Big backspace (good) to the detriment of big Enter (bad). The cable is braided and long. Its cons: She does not have an L-shaped Enter. In the process of pressing the keys emit rustling from friction. Now it is almost impossible to find a classic clave, so a flat enter and a slash over it are the least of the evils. I bought it for 3200, compared to the price of an ordinary clave, it is very expensive, although among mechanical ones this is the lower range. She is a little taller than usual. : Have been using for several months. If you move it, then it creaks terribly, this is not critical, but it no longer seems so ideal. The buttons are hard to press, sometimes I don’t press until they actuate. I didn’t delve into it much, but sometimes some kind of mega-turbo mode works in it and holding down a key, for example, backspace, starts frantically erasing text. I really don’t want to delve into its settings, I just want to print. But by default, it flashes with a backlight, over time it starts to infuriate and you have to delve into and configure something there. Soon you will have to adjust your slippers so that your fingers do not sting in the morning, because some smart marketer will introduce such a feature by default.