Review on Gaming keyboard Bloody B820R LK Light Strike Red, black, Russian by Andrey Tsvetanov ᠌

In general, I would not suggest purchasing this Claudia to anyone, particularly at the price that is being asked. It is in your best interest to spend a little more money and not skimp. At the very least, you should test it out at the store. Some pros: Nice layout, and I didn't have too much trouble getting used to typing on it. The panel on top is made of metal. The downside is that the keys can be played in any direction (more specifically, in the horizontal plane). That is, in order for you to fully comprehend the situation, there was nothing like that on the keyboard for 500. Printing has a fairly average level of tactile quality, but it does have some. False spacebar presses happen all the time (I have no idea why this happens, but it seems that I am not touching the spacebar at all). Never had a problem like this with any other keyboard I've used. The layout of the buttons is also perplexing; it gives the impression that one must type while standing. I'm at a loss for words trying to convey it. It appears as though the keys are slanted in relation to the person typing. Alternately, you should raise your hands over the surface of the table like a pianist would.