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Question: Where are the lights that are really bright that several reviewers mention? Is it the numpad/capslock/etc.? Or does the entire board light up?
Document: For touch-typing the keys are a great improvement over the mushy keyboard that came with this PC -- much like the IBM key board I had long ago. We'll see how it holds up but so far I'm really happy with this keyboard.
Due to the broken keycap and the 0 key on the numpad which kept popping off I'm sending it back. I'll buy a higher end board like what I have at home. I learned my lesson going cheap on one of these.
MX cherry blue switch keyboard. This keyboard is perfect if you looking for an affordable mechanical keyboard. Build quality is solid. Keys are nice and loud all around ( they feel like buckling springs; if im saying that correctly-Sfeels like a typewriter). The lights are very bright as noted already. I used a sharpie to dim them.The price is outstanding, thats it
I bought this keyboard because it was the cheapest one with Cherry MX Blue switches. These are genuine switches that perform as well as every other Blue keyboard out there. Key blocking happens at about four keys, with 6-key rollover as is the maximum for USB keyboards.The keyboard itself is well built. Characters are laser-etched onto each key. The three lights for num lock, caps lock, and scroll lock are each illuminated by a bright blue LED.
I don't really know much about mechanical keyboards but wanted to give one a shot, and I figured at $50 I can't go wrong. I didn't want a gaming keyboard (like from Razor, etc), I didn't need media controls, I didn't need back lit keys. I just needed a keyboard with the basic F1-F12, letter keys and number pad.
So If you are in any way looking for a better typing experience... I'm at about 50 WPM on membrane, 65 on this.The reason that I give it a four is that if i leave it plugged into the laptop at night when the lights are off, it lights up the entire room. I'm not kidding. If I leave caps lock engaged, it's the same amount of ambient lighting as my 23" monitor. If I have Num scroll and caps down, I can read my Kindle.
Construction is sold, led lights are blinding, but my fingers get tired from typing on this even after a short while. Maybe the trigger force is too heavy for my taste. Also the key cap size are relatively small. Better off getting a good membrane keyboard for typing.
For once, I don't think I'll go on forever in a review - summed up, this keyboard is high-quality and fantastically nostalgic! My typing speed has gone back up (vs standard/cheap keyboards), the board itself is sturdy as all get-out, and the clicks it produces with each keystroke are absolutely delicious!
If you want split second double taps you might consider the Cherry MX Black or Brown though you will have to give up the clicky feel and sound.The only detail I'm not perfectly happy with is the LEDs in the Num Lock Caps Lock and Scroll Lock indicators. They are so bright it hurt my eyes when stood up and looked straight down at them.
Once you're more familiar with how the keys respond, you'll be fine for most games, but it's a little cumbersome at first. (Also makes it audibly obvious to anyone in the room that I "keyboard turn" in MMOs, lol.) Yes - you will be LOUD on your keyboard trying to maneuver your character (or enter commands, etc).Monoprice is a good budget brand - and that's key to remember.
Answer: It's just numlock caps lock and scroll lock. They aren't too bad from an angle but then I stood up and looked down at them and hurt my eyes.