Review on Keyboard HAMA Rossano White-Silver USB by Jnis Anmanis ᠌

The keyboard is really very similar to the Apple Magic keyboard in everything (it has been used for more than 4 years). Key travel, their size, the surface of the plastic ons and weight. It lies tightly on the table, there are absolutely no displacements. The gray plane of the body is glossy. Easy to clean. The ons (for me) are located more conveniently than on Apple (clic layout with gaps in F-4 . F-5, etc. ) True, the size of the first bottom row of ons "space width and Ctrl + Alt" is larger than on the standard keyboard by about 4 mm. Out of habit, you can "miss" the first few times when switching language layouts or changing folders. Apple's blue-violet Num Lock + CAPS + Scroll LED backlight is standard green. The letters are neatly printed with ink and are all dark grey, almost black. True, the size of Cyrillic letters is smaller than the standard one, which can be an inconvenient cirstance when typing on any other keyboard for people looking for a sign. A good way out is to learn to type "blindly". But even after a month of use, you completely get used to a smaller font without discomfort for yourself. Also, when you press the very corner of the on, the letter and especially the "Space" can slip, perhaps - a habit or nit-picking . Ergonomics: all ons are in place, approximate pressing closer to the center of the key and the membrane will resiliently and clearly transmit the signal to the monitor. The stroke is short, smooth and at the same time clearly elastic, which is simply unattainable for most keyboards of this type. You can very easily slide your fingers when typing on the ons, barely raising the pads above the smooth plastic. In general: the keyboard is good for everyone, but there are also minor "features" in it. Reliability: where are those users who selflessly and daily write letters on such keyboards? ! It's brand new and it's great. I would like from such keyboards: engraved Latin letters of a larger size, more precise angular typing from the ons, backlighting and, possibly, a "USB extension cable". PS: My review (the same) is also in the "E-catalog".