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So far the worst keyboard I've ever had, due to the price and the need to use bloatware I absolutely do not recommend.
The tactile keys wobble more than a hundred Chikona's.
Individually adjustable RGB via OpenRGB
Macro keys, if they worked
- Macro keys have predefined functions that are not described
- Having to use G-Hub bloatware on the make, even though the keyboard already has all the necessary buttons to record
- Need to use G-Hub bloatware on any normal RGB backlight
- Need to use G-Hub bloatware to enable On-Board memory
- Marks get stuck (typically SHIFT, ALT, WIN, etc. ) regardless of the mode they are set in, this problem has existed for several years according to Google
- By default, the macros in Bloatware are set up as one would not expect
- Unstable keys, unclear press even though they are switches
- M, Media and Brightness keys are rubber with unclear slump, absolute horror
I am writing this review after more than 14 days of use. I wanted a keyboard for gaming, and for frequent typing. First, I wanted to get a small drive + low-profile, diaphragm-type writing machine. Then I wondered if I could find low-profile mechanics, but most of them are small or without Czech characters. I have a problem with when they are not there so we found perhaps the only one matching this keyboard. Unfortunately it had a higher price and so I waited until I had the extra money, then it was sold out, but I let Alza know I was interested in it and so it was in stock a while later and I ordered it. Right from the first unboxing I've been nothing but pleased with it and I'm a really big critic, but this really deserves my positive review. The price? Even if it cost a little more, I'd go for it again. I'll be looking for a mouse, I reckon I'll go for the same brand.
Better than I expected
the Czech characters look like they were originally there and brilliantly backlit
low keys are better for typing, they are easy to play
great tactile response (tactile)
I rate the transition from MX Red positively
great software for setting up your keyboard, and other Logitech devices
Choose from a variety of backlight presets or create your own
macro keys, which I was afraid would bother me, and I quickly got used to them. For example, I can't imagine a better way to mute the discord.
Finally I write almost without mistakes, extra characters, typos and so on, it's multiply better
At first I wanted to complain about the higher price, but honestly I don't mind it at all, it's worth it
From the keyboard I imagine one thing and this keyboard fulfills it, a heavy sturdy thing that just something does not break, nor does it move much. I am satisfied with the keyboard beyond measure, I can only recommend it.
Pleasant switches
Heavy and robust
Roller to control sound directly on the keyboard
Very nice rubber switches for controlling music etc.
The low-profile design is an essential feature and the main reason to consider this keyboard. Not many keyboards can reach 22mm, including those with low-profile switches. The alternatives are not very well available and the necessary parts to put together your own are basically completely unavailable. Logitech uses modified Kailh Choc V1 switches. These try to reproduce the characteristics of Cherry switches, so the tactile version is very similar to the Cherry MX Brown. Logitech's modification consists purely of different key holes. This is counterproductive because only original Logitech keys (which need to be ordered from abroad) can be used. What's worse, there is a lot of play in the key grip, which affects the feel of the keys when typing. The keys need to be padded with something. You can use rubber rings for classic keys, or put some pads between the keys and the switch (e.g. thin EVA foam). Without that, the writing and the overall impression feels awfully cheap. The design of the keys is awkward. On the one hand, they are cheaply made and will shine relatively soon. On the other hand, their shape is excellent for writing. The bottom cover is reinforced with two metal plates, the keyboard is thin, so it does not bend much. After disassembly, small improvements can be made, such as damping in the cover or tape mod. The stabilisers can also be easily lubricated from the underside. Despite its shortcomings, the keyboard can definitely be recommended, but only if you really want that low profile. High-profile keyboards offer much more for the price.
Height only 22 mm
Well crafted volume control
Wobbling keys (must be unscrambled)
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