Review on Gaming keyboard Bloody B820R LK Light Strike Blue, black, Russian by Wiktor Niemiec ᠌
Everything in the product suited me, the price is generally perfect.
Since I converted from a scissor made by the same manufacturer, I believe that many people are aware of it. My first impressions of the transfer to mechanics have been contradictory. In spite of the fact that these switches are already among the shortest and lightest switches on the market (in traditional mechanical design, a 2-4 stroke is typically employed), the key travel on these switches feels excessively long and restricted after using scissors. However, the response to pressing is very instant, and it can save lives in some instances. The best part is that it is shown when driving automobiles in offline mode, which is when there is no latency that impairs the player's ability to drive the vehicle. Ride in GTA is a delight, especially when you manage to squeeze between automobiles at high speed owing to the control without delay. This is one of the best feelings in the world. In the grand scheme of things, of course I became accustomed to it, and I do not regret purchasing it. If I were to purchase a keyboard for the sole purpose of typing, however (in which case I would go for the blue switches, but that wouldn't make much of a difference), I'm afraid the mechanics in general would be a letdown for me. However, this specific model is likely the best option available that satisfies my requirements in terms of mechanics, falls within a reasonable price bracket, and is available via a retailer.
- In my iteration, Red toggles Bloody's abilities, namely: - Optics (immediate response, a significant amount of resource in principle). - Motion in a straight line (we initially felt that clicks would be unnecessary in games; also, we saw that they made it slightly more difficult to click). - A short stroke (1.8 mm) before the actuation. - Short full stroke (3mm) The assembly is solid, there is no crackling or squeezing sound, and both the buttons and the metal screen are nice to the touch. Design that is more restrained in comparison to other Bloody keyboards Backlighting that may be adjusted to your liking (this is an important feature in this situation because it is difficult to read the characters without backlighting) - Full size (how is it even possible to fly in GTA without it?)
- Fonts with a mental illness. If it were due to technical restrictions, I could still accept it, but I noticed the identical keyboard on reviews with normal fonts, and presumably it was an earlier version of the product. Because of a technological constraint (the LEDs are situated at the very top of the switch), the Cyrillic alphabet is displayed at the same level as the Latin alphabet. Without highlighting, the fonts are difficult to read. There is no wiggle room with the brightness of the backlight; it meets all requirements completely (if you lower it by one value, it is already inadequate). Even though it was mentioned in the evaluations, the legs of my keyboard do not have a rubber coating. This is because it was my keyboard. All of the preceding is little more than petty criticism, which is irrelevant to almost anything and overlaps with merits. I only needed one evening to become accustomed to the typefaces, and it no longer has any impact on anything.
