- Comfortable classic layout. Notebook keys. The weight is exactly what you need: with weighting, rubberized legs. USB ports on the edges. I really liked the material of the keyboard surface.
- There are no additional keys, at least volume control. Average noise.
- Probably the best keyboard in the Non-Apple Low Profile Keyboard class. Classic layout. Lack of additional keys, as well as the fn key. Nice materials from which the keyboard is made. Build quality. Stands firmly on the table. Quite heavy, which again adds stability. Dim LEDs. A dim logo of the manufacturer's company (I don't consider a4tech a second-rate manufacturer, I just don't like stamping a bright logo wherever possible and impossible). Nice keystroke. More than twice as cheap as an Apple keyboard.
- Windows logos on META keys. Unnecessary USB hub.
- Great minimalistic appearance, nothing more. For those who do not need multimedia keys - a great option, takes up little space on the table. usb ports work well, respond quickly. But there is no point in having them if there are ports on the front of the case near the system unit. I'll most likely forget about the keyboard ports . They say it's convenient if the mouse is wireless . But usually who has a wireless mouse and a wireless keyboard, otherwise what's the point of such a bunch? Not very appropriate in one word.
- Some buttons are loud, especially the space bar, but if a rug or some kind of pad is placed, then the booming impact on the table is smoothed out. One of the 7 slots of the caps-lock light does not glow, apparently an offset, marriage . But this is nonsense, of course. But it will be unpleasant for perfectionists :) Well, there are scratches here and there . I don’t know if the manufacturer or the store screwed up, but from the cheapest store, so you can close your eyes to this.
- 1) The keyboard has two USB ports - convenient. 2) Heavy - you can fight off bad people.
- It would be perfect if it were 30% cheaper.
- - Scissor mechanics - Correct layout (with reservations - but this is a conscious compromise) - Normal USB hub
- Cyrillic layouts can be even better - the Mitsumi keyboards were ideal at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries. But it is easy to put up with a narrow enter. But replacing the right win with fn is no good.
- Standard layout with the usual arrangement of keys. The main advantage is the scissor mechanism of the keys. The buttons work clearly and softly. Just as you would expect from a good keyboard.
- The location of the USB ports is inconvenient. I would prefer on the trailing edge, not on the side. I would be glad if the 2022 letters were painted in a different color, as they used to be with BTC 6431.