BloodyB380 Light Strike 8 Key Optical Membrane Gaming Keyboard | Full RGB LED Backlit Keyboard | Smooth & Linear Quite Keys | Ergonomic Detachable Wrist Rest Design | LK Optical Gaming Series

Well I had in the past B120 model, so this one is upgrade, and there is not much things to say, install software from bloody.com, key dominator program and you cab create and edit macros to any jey you want. It has 3 profiles, I love this company A4tech.

The 8 orange keys are mechanical the rest are membrane keys, There are 3 colors: purple, green, and cyan (brightness can be adjusted from low, medium or high. The keyboard arrived, one day after order, despite having requested regular shipping, which was AWSOME! Good quality, I have been using it for 3 months, and have experienced no problems and it works great.

I didnt know what 8-key Light Strike was. It literally means there are only 8 mechanically triggered keys and rest are membrane keys. I wish I knew so I can buy a higher up model.

This is an good keyboard for the price, though it isn't immediately clear as to what this is.This is a Membrane keyboard with a small cluster of the advertised switch, this is very important to know.The following buttons: QWERASDF, are actually optical mechanical and are very linear with no real tactility.The rest is just rubber dome, pretty decent ones, but nothing impressive.So, an okay gaming keyboard, and a terrible typist keyboards.I would have preferred some more of the keys to be mechanical (such a portion of the number keys and some modifiers) for it to be really good for gaming, but what's here is good for testing these linear brown switches at the very least.

Love this keyboard. I've gone through several Logitech, and no name brand optical and mechanical keyboards and this one is the best I've owned and used so far. A little on the lighter side, which made me wonder about materials and build quality, but so far no issues after a couple months of heavy use. I don't type on this, just gaming... The wasd keys have a different tactile feel and I would imagine would be wired to type a lot on.

Keyboard was meant for gaming, and I am using it now to type. They advertise it was 10 or so keys that can be pressed at once and work, but what I got was a keyboard that can partially do that, with 8 keys being fast acting and with 1 key not working with shift. My problem is when I press "w" and "shift" together nothing happens, I either got a bad keyboard, or they are advertising something that doesn't really work. I wouldn't mind it if it was the "$" key combo or something, but I get it with the key that I got this keyboard for, gaming, and if you play something first person you really need to use "w" and "shift" together but what ends up happening to me is nothing happens, I can't even put a capital "w" in this and I thought it was a computer problem but after looking into it, it was a keyboard problem, and this is why I don't see the worth in buying this keyboard I would recommend a mechanical keyboard from somewhere else.

Very good/fast response at playing CS-GO and FORTNITE. Not to big/bulky for a pull out keyboard tray, RGB not too overwhelming. Just great all around gaming use.

I don't use it for gaming, but I wanted a good looking and comfortable keyboard since I work 10 hours per day