Review on Gaming keyboard Bloody B820R LK Light Strike Red, black, Russian by Adam Konowski ᠌

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. The 2022 font on the keyboard is adequate if you use it for typing, but who knows how to type blindly on this computer, I suppose - BY. That's where the setup wizard goes awry. It's difficult to tell who or what is to blame when the screen is illuminated from behind. To be more precise, the backlighting mechanism. I can't remember whether I've ever come across such a unique couple as the keys being accidentally actuated in four of the backlight modes. Turning on "wave" mode (from the pressed key to the side, the backlight turns on) causes random key presses, each of which causes its own wave of false positives, which in turn causes the backlight to oscillate indefinitely. The show is tacky, but without it, it would be much better. There was total disregard for the letters of support I wrote on both the international and domestic fronts.