Reviews Eternico Pro Keyboard Wateproof IPX7 KD2050 black - EN/SK
Reviews Eternico Pro Keyboard Wateproof IPX7 KD2050 black - EN/SK
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Lukáš, Krouna
Rated 02/04/2023, variant Eternico Pro Keyboard Wateproof IPX7 KD2050 black - EN/SK
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I have only tested the keyboard very briefly. I find its workmanship decent for its price range. It's sleek, small, comfortable and has a classic key layout including a number pad where everything is in place. Unfortunately, however, she has ailments for which I must return her. (Especially the very poor legibility of the key print in direct light from above. )
The keyboard looks nice and elegant. Its compact dimensions are also a plus.
Classic key layout including the number pad without any crap.
The keys feel very soft, but they are relatively easy to type on. (I'm only reviewing from a very, very brief tryout, though. )
The LEDs for NumLock, CapsLock and ScrollLock are gently lit and do not annoy. (However, they are blue, not red as in the illustration photos. )
The labels on the keys look like they will last and won't just get erased.
The surface of the keyboard is nicely matte, but it has such an unfortunate texture that it reflects any lighting quite badly. The labels on the keys cannot be seen in some lighting conditions. (The labels are generally a bit harder to read because of their slightly yellowish colour. )
Longer keys like Shift, Backspace and Enter cannot be pressed at the edges and must be pressed only in the central area. (The space bar does not have this problem. )
Longer keys like Spacebar, Shift and Backspace are looser than the rest of the keyboard, they rattle and are very noisy when typing. (Longer keys are always looser noisier on keyboards. But here it is more than usual. )
The keyboard flexes quite a bit in the middle. Especially with the rear legs extended. (But not in such a way that it would interfere in any way with writing. )
Diodes for NumLock etc. are blue, not red as in the illustration photos.
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