Review on Keyboard A4Tech KV-300H gray by Mateusz Sujak ᠌

In general, a very worthy solution for your money. In my opinion, a membrane keyboard is more versatile, more comfortable, but finding a membrane analogue of a mechanical keyboard. This is almost a feat in itself. I bought it for the purpose of experimenting in the search for a laptop keyboard for a PC and so far it is the closest to it. Pros below: Soft keys with short travel. Very comfortable for typing. Heavy, with rubber feet - stands very well on the table. Two USB on the sides - you can connect, for example, a micro flashlight that will only shine on the keyboard. This is much more convenient than the backlighting of the keys. When you press a key, it makes a soft sound, which even acts mediatively without irritating the ear. Got cons: Hard move. When you type text for a long time, then the fingertips start to hurt due to the fact that the key does not have a buffer at the end of pressing. It turns out a kind of micro impact. Maybe you just need to change the way you type. Double compressions were observed. Not perfectly quiet. The keys still rattle, but within reason.