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does the custom lighting save to the keyboard? I want a solid color for all the RBG lights on the keyboard. I want a keyboard that will save that config while powering on the computer instead of switching over when windows loads up.
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on Feb 14, 2020
BEST ANSWER:Yes -- the lighting functions are totally local to the keyboard. This has some advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are that you don't need to run anything tasks on your computer and the lighting is always saved. In the end I liked this option better than Corsair (or equiv) that runs a task/driver. The disadvantage is the keystrokes needed to program the keyboard are relatively tricky, and I think there might not be as many options for fancy lighting.
If all you need is a solid RGB backlight on every key, this isn't an issue. Overall, I highly recommend this keyboard -- especially for the situation you've outlined. The only thing that would make it better would be a pass-thru USB port like the Corsair.
BEST ANSWER:Yes -- the lighting functions are totally local to the keyboard. This has some advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are that you don't need to run anything tasks on your computer and the lighting is always saved. In the end I liked this option better than Corsair (or equiv) that runs a task/driver. The disadvantage is the keystrokes needed to program the keyboard are relatively tricky, and I think there might not be as many options for fancy lighting.
If all you need is a solid RGB backlight on every key, this isn't an issue. Overall, I highly recommend this keyboard -- especially for the situation you've outlined. The only thing that would make it better would be a pass-thru USB port like the Corsair.
Yes, it saves the color setting when the computer is shut down. It's also very fast and easy to change colors if you'd like. I use one solid color also, but I change that color a lot. All you have to do is press FN + Pause.
BEST ANSWER:Yes, but...the Windows and the Alt key are reversed, which means you won't be able to execute commands by pressing Windows-Fn without remapping the keys.
BEST ANSWER:Yes, but...the Windows and the Alt key are reversed, which means you won't be able to execute commands by pressing Windows-Fn without remapping the keys.
Cherry MX key, great build quality. But the ABS keycaps are flimsy. most of the keycaps were fallen off during shipping. Even after I put them back, if I turn over the keyboard most of the keys will fall off. the letter "K" broken off after 4 months of use. the customer support was great and offered a replacement. Considering the replacement will also have the same flimsy ABS keycaps, I declined and ordered a set of PBT keycaps off amazon. After swapping the keycaps, guess what? no key falls off when you turn over the keyboard. All keys are tightly inserted. Typing is much more enjoyable now.
Great budget keyboard with Cherry mech and backlight
4.5 stars- For the money, really cannot beat it. Cherry mech keys and backlight. Upon arrival, caps felt a little loose from the keys. Firmly pressed them all on and has not been a usage issue since. Plain layout (in a good way). No extra macro buttons. Backlight programming handled via key input combos. Overall, would recommend.
It’s a great keyboard for the price, and a very good keyboard regardless of price. Very clicky if that’s what you like, and VERY RGBish!
Is it a Das Keyboard? No. Is it way less expensive, yes. Does it work pretty well? Absolutely. I needed a “good” keyboard in my shop to control the Linux box that controls my x-carve CNC router. So the amount of dust and crap flying onto the keyboard is pretty amazing despite full cyclonic dust collection. So I can do pretty extensive touch typing on the keyboard without worrying about destroying a $180 Das Keyboard. As someone old enough to have had to take touch typing in elementary school I want a high-quality clicky keyboard. I’d recommend it highly. I also needed a new keyboard for my wife’s Mac mini (the original failed for some reason), this worked perfectly. The light show amuses her, but more importantly the keys are lit so when her home office is a bit dim she can see the keys.
I had the same issue as others in that the keyboard arrived with about 1/3 of the keycaps off but, thankfully, sitting about where they should be.I checked underneath and none had anything broken. The keyboard has worked really well since I put everything back together. I really appreciate how sturdy the keyboard feels.
Give a try for cherry red switches,but more like the feeling of blue,I have 3 blue switch keyboard,this is my first red switches.During the transportation of this keyboard, many keycaps fell out.I changed the keycap to a color scheme I like
Great deck in this keyboard enthusiast's opinion! Got it on sale and it is a great value for daily typing if you are a fan of the MX Cherry Reds like I am. RGB just adds to the fun and flair that this keyboard offers. I bought 3 to give as gifts or just to use at different computer stations, we will see. I have been using one in the office now for a couple of months and have nothing but good things to say about its performance. I believe the keycaps are doubleshot, another sign of quality compared with screened/printed keycaps that will wear off with a few months of furious typing. A+ 10/10 5 stars!
