Cool keyboard, not expensive, outwardly just a bomb Different pros: Very good keyboard 1) beautiful appearance 2) nice tactile touch 3) many color options 4) type c connection Different cons: For all the time when turning on the PC, it didn’t work once, but the reboot helped

Various advantages: The price of a good clave that was purchased at a significant discount was 3,500. The Geteron Yellow switches are highly lubricated and give a typing feel that is soft and muted. The braided cable and the matte backlight, which was easy on the eyes, both met my expectations, and I am happy with both. Utilizing the DoubleShot method results in the production of PBT plastic cakes. With these drawbacks: I believe the lack of lubrication is to blame for the abrupt change in the…

There are 16 backlight modes. Switches are quiet, lubricated. A slightly different revision comes, but it differs only in the pictures on the keycaps. Happy with the keyboard. No flickering like in the video

Pros: Bright, pleasant clicks, high-quality, stabilizers on some keys, noise under the space bar Got cons: Not all keys are equally lubricated from the factory, some have less lubrication

The keyboard fell short of expectations. In actuality, she only lived for a year (the warranty expired). It is difficult for me to write this review. For instance, I might scribble "Red Square Keyrox TKL Classic Gaming Keyboard" repeatedly. This is the outcome: "of Kitur Road Square Keyro TKLL Class@. has benefits first switches 2) The existence of stabilizers that are lubricated 3) Stillness Pros below: 1) Almost 80% of keys still function twice (or triple) or stuck after a year of use. 2)…

This keyboard is a vast improvement over the Hyperx alloy fps pro keyboard. You can purchase this keyboard for the same amount as the Hyperx model, and it will be considerably better crafted and more enjoyable to use. There are red switches, cherry switches, and yellow gaterons right there on Hyperx. In terms of pushing force and response time, I couldn't tell the difference between them. The keycaps developed a glossy finish after two years of use with hyperx, despite the fact that the PBT…

A good keyboard with a balanced feel but no extra features. I paid a total of $5,090. I am, on the whole, content with the purchase. Various advantages: First-rate keyboard (price reflects its quality): - High-quality assembly; - Heavier, does not try to run away from the table; - The keys do not hang out, they do not make additional noise, and they are pleasant to the touch; - Rubberized two-level legs; - Braided cable of sufficient length, which can be replaced if necessary; - Key symbols are

A variety of emotions. The difference is fairly significant in a favorable direction after blazing pro, however the color of the keys and reviews about unrecoverable double clicks and other issues immediately after the warranty ended are vexatious, notably for revisions 1 and 2. P.S. Please see a picture of the keys attached to this message. At first, I believed that it was just the way the light was falling, but it wasn't.

Reviews indicate that this firm has a serious quality issue. You can take a chance, but being married has a high likelihood. Its benefits Pleasant keycaps of high quality. Great keyboard, by the way. The yellow gaterons are far superior to the red ones, the clicks are really nice, and the white hue is outstanding. has drawbacks Sometimes the W button won't function. It's awful when pressing doesn't move at the worst possible time. I spent $6,000 on Claudia, and now I have trouble in every game.

In general, fire for the price he paid (3800). If it doesn't burn like it did with me, it would be preferable to look for a mechanic on Ali for the 6000 they are now asking.

The keyboard is fantastic, it's fun to play/type on it, you can completely customize it to your tastes with drivers, there are lots of settings, and it's sleek, pleasant to the touch, and small. I really recommend it.

I regrettably gave a gamer my head-keyboard. She just has one positive quality—she glows gorgeously! The noise she makes when he plays his silly games, though, is so loud that I can hear it through the door! I find it absurd that a keyboard will cost $5990 starting in 2022 since they were precisely the same in my youth with square buttons that clicked! Do not purchase nerves if they are pricey! Regrettably, you can't quit up.

Because of my long hiatus from gaming, I decided to gamble 3,000 re on the secondary market. When you pick up Claudia, Thing, you're met with a satisfying heft. Great feel in the hands, adjustable backlight, and satisfying click like an old typewriter;) Dust is less obvious on white than it is on black. There is a plethora of largely positive reviews available on YouTube. I'll chime in that this is the same choice as when Classic is delivered to you. The happiness of an elephant. In my opinion,

The keys are tighter against the background of the membrane; you need to press them; they click; and you need to press them (not hard, and I don't know how to describe this feeling more accurately). However, after a week I completely got used to it, although it still makes me happy, after a couple of months of use. It's as if there's nothing else to be said, and that's probably for the best: it worked perfectly, there were no issues, and it doesn't creep across the table because it's…

Perhaps they overdid it with oil, or poured something wrong? I don't know and I don't want to know. It was possible to put 2 points, but the clave works, albeit with certain adventures, therefore it is satisfactory. In general, I don’t know who came up with it to advertise so powerfully and why. But in reality, it's . Well, except that the keycaps are not yet erased, but it’s still too early for them, Claudia has barely worked for half a year. All $100 claves with keycaps are not my old cherry…

Pros below: Clava top for the money, stubs are lubricated, and according to the manufacturer there are also springs in the gaterons themselves. With its cons: For its cost, there are no shortcomings, and in principle for 1 month of work there are no complaints, I did not find any shortcomings.

This is my first mechanical keyboard so I have nothing to compare it to. All the shortcomings are minor, excellent keyboard for the money. Has pros: - Nice buttons, still noisier than membrane (my first mechanics), gateron yellow switches. - Massive, concrete, heavy keyboard. - Through Fn you can control the volume, etc. The list of macros is large, plus you can add your own. - Detachable cable. Has cons: - In some modes with synchronization enabled, the backlight lags, as if it were not with…

After the zet blade on the red kails, it's just heaven and earth. Stubs rattle, springs ring, terrible abs caps, but it was my 1 mechanic, then I still didn’t really understand (I bought it in 2022). But in fairness, all the keys work properly and without problems. In general, I advise Red Square, the keyboard is a bomb to be honest With its pros: Good PBT keycaps, excellent stabilizers that are well lubricated, the gap does not rattle at all. Looks awesome with backlight Its cons: There is a…

Out of habit after the membrane, it is very difficult to press the buttons, but it feels very cool, you can set any pattern to highlight the fire

The best keyboard option in terms of price-quality ratio per wt. market. Switched from the old CoolerMaster CK552 to it and am very satisfied. I regret not doing this before. Has some pros: - Not Skeleton. - If you turn off the backlight, it looks strict and stylish. - Doubleshot keycaps. - Lubricated all stubs and switches. - Very nice taping. - Quality build. Nothing rattles, nothing dangles. Has some cons: - A nitpick, but I would like Hotswap, although for a price of 5000 you will not find…