Review on Game keyboard AULA Fireshock V2 Mechanical Wired Keyboard Black usb by Franciszka Wierzbick ᠌

The keyboard would be fine, on the whole, if it didn't cost almost as much as a budget name-brand RGB lighted model. Her red cost is between $1000 and $1500. These defects might be overlooked in this instance. Furthermore, flawed software prevents one from making full use of the keyboard. has certain advantages: Mechanisms, volume regulation, media management, and visibility of the backlight all factor in. The haptic feedback while pressing a key makes it ideal for printing text. Many drawbacks: Quite noisy, not because of the workings themselves but because of the loose keys that jangle and rattle even when only one is depressed. Just like a cheap keyboard. Moreover, some keys make a creaking sound inside the spring. The lack of RGB LEDs and the fact that they are soldered directly into the board rather than being mounted on the buttons makes the device less serviceable. There is a faint magnetic pull on the brush holder. Worst possible program. In fact, count two of them. Neither one is functional to any significant degree. You can assign an action to one key, but just to a key and not to key combinations with Fn, which is a useless feature in general.