A4Tech Bloody B750N

At the speed of light

Bloody B750N - mechanical switches, where the reading of pressings occurs by closing an electrical contact, are gradually being replaced by optical ones, or rather opto-mechanical ones, which work after the light beam is interrupted. The second method is much faster - the delay is only 0.2 milliseconds, against the typical 0.5 ms for mechanics.

Juicy Click

The optical switches on Bloody keyboards are called Light Strike (LK for short) and can withstand up to 100 million keystrokes. They belong to the category of clicking switches, and perhaps even louder than ordinary mechanics. For the user himself, this is rather a plus, but for family members or work colleagues, it can be a little annoying at first. But the backlighting of the Neon keys is included.

Not afraid of water

In addition, the space bar, the largest and therefore potentially brittle key, is reinforced with double screws, double springs and a compensating bar. Drainage holes add even more reliability to the keyboard. Of course, it is not worth washing it under the pressure of water, but it will survive accidentally spilled half a glass of drink.