Review on Gaming keyboard Bloody B820R LK Light Strike Blue, black, Russian by Adam Fido ᠌

In general . it looks great, tactile is very pleasant, but it definitely takes some time to get used to. I would say this: Claudia for gamers. It will be difficult to work on this. Has pros: Made with quality. It does not slip on the table either on legs or just lying down. The keystrokes are very light: if you are used to putting your fingers on the AWD and relaxing in games, then extra keystrokes are possible. The backlight is good, it steers without any software, it is possible with it. Including the brightness is set on the fly without any software. The letters are clearly visible. As far as I noticed, you can make macros in the software (for games), I didn’t use it myself, maybe someone will be interested. I made a static RGB backlight, turned down the brightness and standards. When you restart your computer, everything turns on as configured. With its cons: 1. Volume. After the pimply clave, it really knocks. If you have a small child sleeping nearby - this clave is not an option. Get a membrane. 2. The font is not good. [] is the letter O. If you are looking for letters, then the quest may become more difficult. 3. Small `enter`. Not very critical, now this form factor is almost everywhere, thanks that at least the slash is not near the letter `I`. 4. The `Fn` key replaces the right `Win` key. But this is really a jamb. `Win + L` with one hand is no longer pressed. `Fn` should be taken out of the workspace in future models.