Review on Gaming keyboard Bloody B810RC white/black, Russian by Mateusz Sujak ᠌
A good quality product, I rate this purchase perfectly.
My experience with the kit's interchangeable "main" keys was positive; it would have been nice if they had space and shift, but the gray "qwerasdf" keys were an acceptable substitute. Concerning the topic of switches. I am really pleased with the performance of this keyboard because I am very particular about the noise they make. It's great if you're a solitary nerd with your own room, but any nasty comment you make on this keyboard could wake up a sleepover chick. Most importantly, I can feel and hear each press quite well because to my exceptionally sensitive ears, making touch typing a breeze. In fact, others around me started grumbling about how loud the keyboard was compared to my voice (although this may have more to do with the microphone's placement and quality than the keyboard itself). My final rating is a perfect five stars; the keyboard is responsive and reliable; the bright yellow hue is reminiscent of Cyberbank logos; and the premium RGB backlight makes anyone who uses it grin and spread their fingers in delight. I think Bloody is being quite nice by offering 4k per clave while any good mechanic will set you back at least 6-7k. Very secure packing (one or two photographs) made me very happy on my birthday when I was a kid, therefore I'd suggest it if you're looking for a present.
- The brightness can be adjusted to your liking, and there are other options. The Bloody app allows for extensive customization, including a wide variety of lighting modes and colors. Receptive mouse clicks. felt every click in addition to hearing it. The yellow panel is easily removable and washable; it also provides a safe path for brushing between the keys. The keys are easily removed (with the included key) and inserted (with the included key) like clockwork. Gray's essential controls were also added. The cable on my Bloody mouse is a sturdy "rope" braid, and it hasn't leaked in seven years.
- Personal inconveniently outweighs any systemic negatives. The fact that the panel can be detached means that you can occasionally only grab that and not the whole keyboard (I do this very regularly). Even a speck of dust is easily seen when the key's sides (which face the user) are illuminated if you don't clean up often. Maybe taking your time and tidying up the space more often will help, but (I put in a "I")
