Review on Logitech Backlit Mechanical Keyboard Passthrough by Stanislaw Sipko ᠌

The initial technician charged her 4,700 dollars, which was a reasonable price for her. The most crucial point is that no matter how hard you press, you can't hear any creaking anywhere. Quite peaceful for someone who works in a garage. Two rows entered at once, followed by long shifts and backspaces. The hotkeys are located above the function keys, and not nearly as many function keys as the hotkeys, which are, on the other hand, the most significant hotkeys. A metal plate on top makes it look really awesome. It's weighty, so it doesn't move around too much on the table. Because the LED is located in the middle of the backlight, it is both bright and uniform, but it is only available in one color and one effect (pulsation, the speed can be adjusted). A pleasant coating has been applied to the keys, and it prevents the finger from slipping. Easy to clean as necessary. There is an input for USB available. At least one game, Battlefield 1, has an interesting effect that is not immediately obvious: when a character dies, the backlight fades a tiny bit. This happens at the precise time of death.