Gaming keyboard Bloody B820R LK Light Strike Red, black, Russian Review

In general, I would not suggest purchasing this Claudia to anyone, particularly at the price that is being asked. It is in your best interest to spend a little more money and not skimp. At the very least, you should test it out at the store. Some pros: Nice layout, and I didn't have too much trouble getting used to typing on it. The panel on top is made of metal. The downside is that the keys can be played in any direction (more specifically, in the horizontal plane). That is, in order for you…

The keyboard is of excellent quality. The font is not easy to get used to at all. Although it says above that there are just six built-in backlight options, there are actually thirteen (Fn + Arrows). Once the software has been installed, you will often be able to configure each of the keys on their own. Excellent piano keyboard.

This is my first mechanic, I didn’t find any problems, I was completely satisfied with the font, I recommend it for purchase : 08/25/2022 everything works fine :) Some pros: The assembly is all done for its price is quite high quality. Working after the membrane is a pleasure A bunch of RGB settings, you can save your settings (160kb memory), and by default there are a lot of all sorts of different settings, everyone will find something to their liking. The kit comes with rubber gaming keys W…

Sharing my genuine user experience.Has some pros: In less than a month, the LED on one of the keys broke. Has cons: In less than a month, the LED on one of the keys broke.

In general, everything is excellent! When you get used to the keyboard and customize it for yourself, you generally lose the desire to look towards more expensive keyboards. With its pros: Execution quality, no double clicks, fine tuning of the backlight, the backlight is uniform, very cool sound Has some cons: The backlight itself is very bright, can interfere. Due to the fast response and high response speed, it will take some time to get used to the keyboard, especially when typing text

Good keyboard, braided cord, many rgb modes. Only one minus, but this is the default on the fur, the volume. Pretty for your money

Conclusion: if you are a fan of key sounds like on an old typewriter, then take it on blue switches, but I don’t know about red ones) Has pros: The sound of the keys is perfect, not so loud, there are several built-in backlight modes + additional ones, backlight, macros, binds can be created using bloody software, you can also adjust the brightness of the backlight, keycaps are included: QWERASDF, orange with an unusual shape Not tested for water tightness Some cons: The software is crooked On…

An excellent keyboard for gaming. The sound of pressing the keys is moderate, I sit in the headphones all the time, I don’t hear them at all. I took it in the fall of 2022 for $ 60. Compared to fancy brands, this is a gift.

In general, I am very pleased with the keyboard model, although there are some shortcomings, such as: Soft. Creating custom animations is still a pain in the , besides, some backlight modes do not provide for the creation of new ones (Other profiles - Click to change color), in addition, you can’t set the backlight to change on your keys, but only provide a choice

The keyboard is normal, before it was a Logitech membrane, where I worked on it for 7-9 years, pounded my fist in a big way when I played shooters)) spilled everything on it from milk, coffee to beer and whiskey, a little burnt with a cigarette)) having sorted out soap and soap under running water, and she is a more alive than all the living! keystrokes are softer and more elastic so far, which for some reason I like more than this 820 mechanics. Back to Bloody B820R (Red Switches) the…

all in all. It looks fantastic and feels wonderful, but it takes some getting used to. I'd describe her as Claudia for gamers. Trying to work on this will be challenging. Got advantages: made with excellence. It doesn't slide off the table when standing up or when lying flat. The keystrokes are relatively light; if you're accustomed to relaxing while playing games with your fingers on the AWD, you may be able to press more keys. It is possible with it, has a good illumination, and steers…

The warmest and most reassuring feelings! I purchased a model with a Red Switch, which has a very quick response time and was the first optical-mechanical keyboard. The only thing that I can call a "inconvenience" is this, but it's only for the first few days as I get used to everything. All of the drawbacks that I was warned about before making my purchase, such as "noisier than membrane ones," "heavy software for setting the backlight," and "unfortunate arrangement of Cyrillic letters," ended

My first keyboard ever. I'm quite satisfied. Some advantages: I adore using this keyboard! To have red switches, this is heavenly. When I type, I just get high. Stroke of 0.2 millimeters, instantaneous reaction, exercise extreme caution and focus. You are going to have to get used to this, as in the beginning there may be a lot of errors. Keycaps that can be removed; the package includes a replacement set of game keycaps in an orange color that looks really sweet. The backlight may be adjusted…

98% of the time, typing is done on a keyboard for tasks like coding, translating, writing articles, etc. Typing is extremely comfortable and accurate because of the tactile feedback that goes along with keystrokes and clicks. I have no desire to return to the membrane. Contrary to mechanical contact switches, optics basically forbids double-clicks, thus I listed two of my mechanical keyboards on eBay.

The benefits include no bugs and consistent performance. The buttons' resounding clack appeals to my auditory senses. All Cyrillic and Latin characters are uniformly illuminated. Negative: After 13 months, digits one through eight stopped functioning. I even cleaned it and rearranged the buttons before wearing it to the service, but it made no difference.

Some advantages include a substantial design, a cool keyboard, and superb typing sound. However, getting used to the weighty design and rapid button response may take some time. Cons: The typeface isn't exactly user-friendly, but it looks as though I'm beginning to grow used to it.

I read reviews that said it was loud, but it isn't; when I compare it to my b810r, the sound is much more subdued, and there are no clicks at all that are typical of a mechanical keyboard (I got this version on red switches, took it as a gift to a friend, and chose it to be quieter so that the lady wouldn't accidentally hit herself in the head). I'm used to hitting the buttons with a fair amount of force, but here they work with a great deal less resistance even in compared to the membrane…

This is a matter of mechanics, but there is no definitive action that must be taken before the button can be activated. The button only needs a little press in order to start working, and it appeared like you didn't press it at all, yet it still worked. The software is unfinished, and the testing did not go according to plan. The backlight is reflected in the monitor, and the LEDs just stand out on the reverse side. Because they are not recessed into the keyboard casing, the LEDs are perfectly…

Impressions are quite favorable, particularly considering that I purchased it for 3100 more and the bank returned 310, for a total of 2800 - that's just wonderful for such a keyboard in 2022.

When deciding between this keyboard and the Logitech G413 on Romer-G, I went with it because it was the first mechanical one I had ever used, and I haven't looked back since. Listed below are some advantages: I bought it for $4200, and it's easily one of the best mechanical keyboards you can get for the money. Except for some issues with the brightness, this keyboard has been rock solid for about two years of use, with zero complaints about the switches. Various drawbacks: - Confusing typeface.