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The backlighting is quite weak and if one wants to work with it at night one has to set a bright color (white/yellow) then it is in sufficient except for the top line with spec. signs
For the price, it looks good and powerful
You can set up pretty much anything in the app, many options for backlight effects, shortcuts, etc.
At this price, basically the only one with a numpad
PC+Mac
Bluetooth +2.4 Ghz
The volume wheel is a nice touch and is metal
Battery life - I don't turn the keyboard off, I have the sleep mode set and I charge every 3-4 days
Noisy
Software for US version only so English only
Czech characters are not backlit
It does not turn itself off when the PC is turned on
What does the software solve?
After installation, you will be able to set up:
Tri-mode connectivity (switching between 2.4G, Bluetooth and cable).
Custom RGB effects that are not available via keyboard shortcuts.
Macros for the linear yellow switches that this model is equipped with.
All the negatives are just cosmetic and the keyboard is great to type on, great to play and with a little habit even to program. It's got a great quiet, deep sound. (past experience with Blue switch). The price to performance ratio with the option of buying new switches or custom keycaps is unsurpassed.
quiet
pleasant sound (thocky)
replaceable switches
3 connection types
compact with Numpad
software can be downloaded and customised
backlighting of buttons works well only for some colours
Czech characters are not engraved, i.e. they are not backlit
engraving is imperfect in places
missing End button (replaced by Shift + 1 on Numpad)
The keyboard gives a solid impression, I like the design and it has nice switches with a practical layout. The positioning of some keys takes some getting used to. The most useless key from the days of terminal systems (Scroll Lock) and End (which I would rather keep and throw out Pause) have been dropped. The acoustics are OK, not downright quiet like membrane keyboards, but not noisy. I didn't want to pay 5000 for a keyboard, I'm glad I discovered this one which is mechanical and also suits my layout.
Long Left Shift
Standalone Print screen
Volume control
Connection options
Poorer key legibility
The backlighting on the keys is more for effect
Unavailable website for software download (but backlight can be set without it)
I wanted to try a drive, a more expensive, configurable drive. Unfortunately the Czech characters are not engraved at all, only printed on the keys. The characters themselves are backlit incredibly poorly, unusable for typing at night as only the crazy LEDs between the keys light up - extra uncomfortable for the eyes.
quality processing of the mechanism, heavy
sound of pressing
HW switch for MAC/WIN
worked on android tablet
ultra-weak button backlighting
too aggressive and strong backlighting around
Czech characters are not backlit, only English ones are lit
I purchased the keyboard as an accessory to my macbook when I have it hooked up to a large monitor at home. The keyboard has settings specifically for Mac. Sounds great, but so do all mechanical keyboards. I bought it in BF for about 800, -. I think it's a great buy.
Layout for Mac
Battery life
Sound
Numpad
Bluetooth connection
Nice RGB
Hotswappable switch
I haven't found any yet
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