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Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK - Gaming Keyboard

Reviews Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK

Interested in reviews of Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK? It got 4.6 out of 5 stars from our customers. Find specific customer reviews of Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK below. We will appreciate if you also share your experiences with Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK after purchasing.
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Jana, Rosiceflag
Rated 14/07/2023, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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It's good to write on
Adjustable backlight options
Acceptable button volume when typing
Option to lock the entire keyboard (Fn+F11)
Practical layout - long left shift, large enter and backspace
Unnecessary duplicate function buttons (email, media control)
The colour of the NumLock, Caps Lock, etc. backlight does not change.
The keyboard doesn't remember the backlight setting after the computer is turned off, it needs to be re-set, but it makes sense for the price.
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Anonymous customerflag
Rated 25/06/2023, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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For 329 to 500 (historically) it's free. The keyboard is quiet, on par with quieter membranes. The keys are rather higher (grade 4 out of 5), with a good grip. The profile is reasonable, orthodox, just without Menu. The holy trinity (long SHIFT, long BACKSPACE, big ENTER) is there. QWERTY US (Y-Z not so disturbing) + CSSR labels (duplicate numbers). Duplicate shortcuts are weird but fortunately they don't take precedence over Fn either visually or functionally. So a holy Fn is an Fn, with a normal size, with a big label, with spaces in between. The multimedia keys are fine (controls songs or YouTube in the background), though there's no volume knob (I had one 20 years ago and it's a rarity on the most expensive Razer/Logitech/Crosair today). The 3 lights are not missing as in the annoying Logitech, they shine too much but such stupidity is not a problem to solve in a few seconds. The font is not great, you can't see some symbols. Effects are ok, without memory and application. Just put it on a hub or KVM selector, and you're done. Effect 8 could have been reversed. 3 light volumes. Zones can be defined. Absolutely brilliant is the shortcut to lock the keyboard and replace the hideous WASD with human arrow keys. However, Win, AltTab, AltF4 blocking is missing. Antighosting works great, you can use as many game keys as you want, this eliminates 99% of the problems. Normal rollover is 6 keys.
quiet
lock
WASD extermination
SHIFT, ENTER, BACKSPACE, WIN, etc.
AntiGhosting
Without app and memory
Unnecessary labels
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Dušan, Děčínflag
Rated 30/05/2023, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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quiet
nice
there are two numbers on the accented keyboard, why
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Anonymous customerflag
Rated 19/05/2023, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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great effects, lots of settings, possibility to set custom mode, which the keyboard remembers what even some more expensive gaming keyboards can't do
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Martin, Náměšť na Hanéflag
Rated 23/04/2023, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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Very nice keyboard !
RGB mode control
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Rostislav, Praha 6 - Lysolajeflag
Rated 20/03/2023, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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Good multimedia
You can't choose one colour, so the colours are going round and round like a merry-go-round
I have a relatively good new calculator and it keeps having a problem connecting the keyboard. About twice a day it reports a non-functioning unrecognizable peripheral
often does not respond to keystrokes
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Filip, Miloviceflag
Rated 17/03/2023, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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For the money, it's a great thing that is not problem-free, but its problems are understandable for cheap gaming keyboards and are mostly cosmetic, not functional.
Comfortable for typing and playing (and I was transitioning from a low-profile one)
Physical multimedia keys, instead of multimedia keys "hidden" behind Fň and F1-12 and yet proclaimed in the menu, which I consider a minor quirk.
Without pardoning the stupid rainbow backlighting that is set into the keyboards just to see how many colours it can do and because it's in mode it can be switched to something usable without any trouble, I didn't notice a problem with resetting the settings, although I did manage to trigger it (see negatives)
It can be locked, which is awesome if you have a small child.
The colors are bright and colorful, which is awesome if you have a small child.
Seriously, a keyboard like this for under five hundred?
I found that the reset occurs when the keyboard is unplugged. I have it connected to my laptop via a permanently powered usb hub, so I don't suffer from this problem. For desktops, this problem WILL occur.
The usability of each backlight mode:
1: at lower transition speeds, it's just fine
2: NO
3: NO
4: monochrome backlight with the option to select the colour. Hooray, this is an essential feature.
5: NO
6: at lower transition speeds, it's just fine
7: NO
8: No, and I'm probably having a seizure, even though I'm not epileptic.
9: backlight with the possibility to select the colour for several segments separately. Beautiful and usable crap, just a shame it can't remember more settings and there's that reset problem.
0: identical effect to 8. so NO now I'm having black eyes on top of that.
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Filip, Brnoflag
Rated 20/11/2022, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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stable
pleasant key surface
it is easy to write on
setting the backlight with FN + numbers (1 - 9. i 0) and then using FN + up/down arrows to change the colours (on FN + 9 there is an option to change the colours in individual columns)
lots of settings despite the lack of an app
long braided cable
it doesn't happen to me that the original flashing colour is set every time I turn on the computer
although it can do a large number of colors (as seen in the basic setup), you can actually only set 7 colors
dual function keys - with FN + F1-F12 the same functions are available as can be found on the keyboard under separate keys
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Roman, Olomouc 9flag
Rated 12/11/2022, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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Despite the long list of negatives, I give it four stars and am happy with my purchase. None of them are essential for me - it's more about things that could have been a bit better/more important - and unfortunately they are not. Otherwise, I still got a solid backlit keyboard for my money for work and play, but I consider the lack of last settings memory to be its biggest real drawback. Fortunately, the settings are relatively easy and quick to change, so it's easy to get used to. I wouldn't recommend it only if you insist on "tweaking" your backlighting and logically want the keyboard to remember your settings - this one doesn't.
Just the size (no pointless "gamer" protrusions, etc. )
Does not slip on the table
Multimedia keys
Optimum stroke and resistance
Backlight adjustment options (though - see cons. )
High quality and long braided cable
I finally found a relatively quick and easy way to set up a nice (non-flashing! ) rainbow transition - after turning on the keyboard, press and hold the FN key and keep pressing: "9" (above the letters), "Up", "Left", "Up", "Up". Unfortunately, you have to repeat it every time you turn on the computer, but it is quite easy to remember and you can type it out in a few seconds.
It doesn't remember the last backlight setting and every time you turn it on it starts a frantic rainbow effect that may look nice for a while, but is definitely not usable for work or play (it can be solved with one double-touch, but it's a bit of a pain to do it over and over again).
Unfortunately, the same is true of most of the nine different backlight modes - I really don't know who (gamers included) wants the keyboard to flash under their hands - I'd rather have a choice of three modes and a keyboard that remembers the last setting.
Related to this is the limited usability of probably the most interesting backlight mode, where you can have the keyboard vertically divided into 8 zones and set a different colour for each of them - sounds great, right? So imagine setting the colours on the entire keyboard exactly to your liking (which can take a few minutes), and the next time you turn on your computer you can do it all over again! "Great. "
I can't set the colour of the NUM/CAPS/SCROLL LOCK LEDs - they shine in a sharp blue colour, so even one of them is quite dazzling in the dark. Too bad - if the colour and intensity of these LEDs changed along with the surrounding keys, it would be much better. Solved like this with black spirit.
The description says it's quiet. It's not: ) The volume of the keys is perfectly normal for this type of keyboard.
According to the manual, only the keys that have a secondary function together with the FN key should light up when you press it - it doesn't work.
At first glance, it has a lot of FN + F1-F12 shortcuts, but if you look closely, you'll see that 9 of them are found as separate keys, so you'll probably never use them - there could have been 9 other functions instead (for example, adjusting monitor brightness, launching Notepad, Undo/Redo, etc. )
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Petr, České Budějoviceflag
Rated 08/11/2022, variant Rapture Cadet K-573 black - CZ/SK
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the keyboard looks quite massive
separate buttons for sound control
backlit, choice of colours
pretty decent design (doesn't scream gamer)
does not slip on the table
the light disco starts every time I start the computer (via the docking station), so I always have to change the effect and colour
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