Review on Gaming keyboard ASUS TUF Gaming K1 Black USB black, english by Jnis Brveris ᠌

Delighted with this keyboard. If it lasts for a long time, then we can say it is one of the best on the market and not only budget Has pros: I chose a keyboard for a long time and came to the conclusion that almost all manufacturers sell an unimaginable overprice for outright garbage. Only this model could interest me. I fundamentally considered the membrane, since the mechanics scared me off with their noise and short-lived design. Let's start with the pros: this is a full-size keyboard and with the stand that comes with the keyboard, it may seem gigantic to some, especially when it stands on legs, but for me personally this is a plus. Minimalistic backlighting, only the keys and small stripes on the sides glow, full-fledged RGB, it can be configured as you like in the asus software. Nice pressing. Keycaps are made using double shot technology, this is when not paint is used for designation, but a layer of another plastic, the quality of the plastic itself is good, such keycaps will probably never be erased. There is moisture insulation as stated by the manufacturer, of course I will not deliberately check this. There is a volume wheel, useful if for some reason it is not on the headphones. And of course, the price, for 3.3k I didn’t even expect to find something like that Different cons: The backlight has such a design that it shines on the membrane and not the keys themselves, which is why if you look at the clave at a large angle, the keys may not glow completely. I'm not sitting at the computer lounging with a can of beer, so it's not a big problem, to see it you have to try harder. The monotonous white backlighting is rather bluish, which really upset me because I took the keyboard in pair with a white razer mouse. Asus also has disgusting software, although I have seen even worse. Well, I would like a braided wire