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the keyboard is lightweight, has no unnecessary edges around the edges and therefore foldable
the colour combination of black and grey looks very interesting, enter is big, backspace is big, left shift is short, and next to it is "\|", which suits me, it has Czech/Slovak prints, it looks like it is moulded into the buttons, but the backlighting of secondary characters is weaker, mainly primary characters are backlighted
the backlight has 4 levels of intensity and several homogeneous colors, such as white, red, blue, green, etc. let's say about 6 to 10 colors. The rest of the color options are just different flashing effects for teenagers, but even here you can adjust the intensity and even the speed of the flashing (I don't know why, but ok, it's there)
connectivity is via USB-A dogle very small size, worked immediately, I did not have to deal with anything, then there is the option of 2x bluetooth, it also works ok, paired to 2 devices, then the possibility of connecting via the supplied cable USB-A -> USB-C, when it really goes through the cable: ) In the back of the slide switch for switching these modes, including the Win/Mac slide switch
the press of the keys is sure, slight resistance as with a normal "scissor" keyboard, but the mechanics can be felt, the buttons can be removed, so I swapped "Z for Y", but I preferred to leave the switches alone
The keyboard is slightly loud from my personal point of view, but with a very pleasant mechanical sound. But if I compare it with Logitech MX keys, then it is significantly louder
low profile cap keys - low profile, ideal, short stroke
for about 1300Kč relatively good price
the manual is miniature, but the keyboard setup is intuitive due to clear descriptions
The keyboard came with a "QWERTZ" layout. I immediately switched the Z and Y
From 30% of the battery, the top right key flashes disturbingly red, I'll probably return it because of this, or punch out the led and lose my warranty
doesn't have a sleep button, I'll have to configure shortcuts
With the backlight on, less battery life than I would have expected
The keyboard is very pleasant to touch and to type on (how to play games on it I don't know). I only use it connected via USB. I'd prefer it to be a series with F1 keys. F12 was a bit offset and there were spaces between the keys for better orientation on the keyboard. This way it's crammed too much on top of each other and I have to use those keys (F1. F12) sometimes I search unnecessarily or get confused. I might as well have a little more border around the keyboard. Anyway, the keyboard is good and I could recommend it and if I get used to the F1s crammed on it. F12 keys, then hopefully it will be even better.
Pleasant to write on (both touch and sound).
Backlight (fortunately, it can be set to one non-flashing colour).
Lock F1. F12 keys that primarily function as F1. F12 keys and not as multimedia keys.
The keyboard can only be connected via USB (no need to use the wireless connection).
Locating the screen lock above the "-" key on the numeric keypad. Sometimes I accidentally press it in my haste. (indented top row would help with that, I think)
Unopposed top row F1. F12 from the bottom rows and with no spaces between the keys is a bit cluttered.
CapsLock and NumLock are backlit when they are active (which is +). But the downside is that the backlighting is not clearly visible, especially when I have the whole keyboard backlighting on.
great backlight settings, everything directly on the keyboard without the need for sw
the main drawback for which I am lowering the stars is the very unfortunate switching between devices. As long as they have "the ability to have 4 devices" written down. What I found out after unpacking that switching between 2,4 and BT can only be done by a rather unfortunate slider, which has three positions. Why can't it just be on a key like other brands of keyboards have? I was thinking of returning it because of this, as I need to switch very often. Switching between the USB cable is equally unfortunate again only a slider.
you have the numlock on all the time when you work - and it's always on white, which is distracting
Works seamlessly with Windows and Mac (connected via USB dongle in KVM switch)
Backlight drive for 16 hundred
USB-A to USB-C cable included
The instructions are, shall we say, laconic. You might be angry for a while before you set something up
I was unable to connect it via the same USB dongle as a mouse of the same brand. I wasn't expecting that, but it would still be nice
It does not indicate Caps Lock or Num Lock on. This could have been done better using a different colour backlight
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