Review on Keyboard A4Tech KV-300H gray by Adam Komosa ᠌

The keyboard is objectively not bad, but I don't share the public's puppyish enthusiasm for the ergonomics of this keyboard. Moved from the basic models of Microsoft and Logitech and still miss them. I urge all readers to choose a keyboard responsibly, especially if you type for a long time on it. Its pros: - Quiet - Compact - Doesn't ride on the table. - A layout where there is nothing shortened and truncated (well, everyone is already used to Enter). - 2 usb ports. Cons: - Non-standard key travel - longer than a laptop, shorter than a conventional membrane keyboard. - No tilt adjustment. These two shortcomings seriously hinder the use of the keyboard. With such an inclination and stroke of the keys, the wrist cannot be placed on the table - then the fingers have to be taken too high (hello, tunnel syndrome!), Or lifted - the keyboard is at an angle and with flat keys, and the distance to the buttons is uneven and unusual. This is not at all the flat and low Apple Magic Keyboard, this keyboard has a noticeable height and this can be a problem for you. Oh yes, and this is also the only keyboard in my practice, for comfortable typing, on which I have to cut my nails 2 times more often.