Review on Gaming keyboard Bloody B820R LK Light Strike Blue, black, Russian by Jnis Zels ᠌

Having broken the previous membrane keyboard with a clear punch to the center, I thought about buying something new) The first keyboards that I used were reed switches. Loud (the impact of the plastic of the kuykaps on the plastic of the body), but almost immortal. Further 20+ years on membrane. I was afraid to switch to expensive mechanics right away, I decided to take something in between for a test. From the requirements - not to make noise throughout the room, not to break from an accidental / special punch, to be able to glow not brightly and not burn out your eyes at night, to have backlighting of 2022 and special characters (yes, yes, all sorts of blind seals and so on . I don’t want to I want, Schaub shone!), have a standard layout of buttons and a digital block on the right. Test passed! Yes, noisier than a membrane, but quieter than standard mechanics. Rubber rings for keycaps will not help. Tactilely with a membrane, the difference is like heaven and earth. As for the unusual font on the keycaps, you quickly get used to it and understand that if it were not for it, the backlight would be much worse. At the end of my experiment, I took mechanics on linear-optical switches from "three snakes" for an amount 4 times more than here. I looked at the keycaps and their illumination and . put the keycaps from here! They turned out to be much prettier and better highlighted. Except CAPS. Didn't get in. Mount is displaced. Now I have a "blazer" (according to the names of 2 manufacturers from which the keyboard is assembled).