Review on Gaming keyboard ASUS TUF Gaming K1 Black USB black, english by Micha Ambroziak ᠌

So, I wanted to buy myself an inexpensive clave with a sound control wheel. The choice was small: either Defenfer Butcher (about 1000) or this one (2900). At first I took Butcher, the backlight control button (it’s also the sound and backlight control wheel) safely died, handed it over under warranty, returned the money. Decided to take this Claudia. I note the following: without connecting to a computer, the designations of the keys are almost invisible at all. When connected at the maximum backlight level, the following effect is observed (see photo): if you look at the keyboard at a right angle strictly from top to bottom, then everything is fine. But if you sit, as usual, and look at an angle of about 45 degrees, then the illumination of the upper part of the symbols of the Latin layout disappears, due to which, for example, T turns into I, and so on. The symbols of the 2022 and Latin layouts are also stupidly located - too close to each other, and the 2022 letters are smaller. As a result, the designation of the keys is difficult to see, and if you are not an experienced user who knows the location of the keys by heart, then you most likely want to take this keyboard to the trash, and perhaps even nail its developers with this keyboard.