Comparison A4Tech Bloody B318 vs A4Tech Bloody B314

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Main	8 optical, colour-coded keys. 9 additional/programmable keys. Water protection. Multicolor backlight.	Interchangeable WASD keycaps. Quiet and fast Light Strike switches. Enhanced water protection. Full size keys.
Connection	wired	wired
Cable length	1.8 m	1.8 m
Type	for game	for game
Form factor	standard (JIS), with Numpad	standard (JIS), with Numpad
Keyboard
Key profile	vysokyi	vysokyi
Key type	classic type	classic type
Switch technology	membrane + optical	membrane + optical
Switches	Light Strike /8 keys/	Light Strike /4 keys/
Additional keys	9	9
Programmable keys	9	9
Anti-Ghosting
Fn key
Features
Cyrillic colour	grey	white
Volume control	fn	fn
Palm rest	+ /for the left hand/	+ /for the left hand/
Game mode
Lighting	multicolor	multicolor
General
Interface	USB	USB
Braided cable
Waterproof
Size	487x226x45 mm	492x235x49 mm
Weight		1020 g
Color
Added to E-Catalog	august 2016	may 2016

Anti-Ghosting

Technology aimed at neutralizing phantom button presses in keyboards with gaming ambitions. The function allows you to simultaneously press numerous keys without false positives of adjacent buttons — a similar situation often occurs in membrane keyboards due to their design features.

Cyrillic colour

The colour of the Cyrillic letters printed on the keyboard.

This colour is usually chosen so that the letters are clearly visible. This point does not affect the functionality of the keyboard, and the choice in this case depends mainly on personal preferences. However, there is also a practical point: for inexperienced users who have not mastered touch typing, it is desirable that the letters stand out as much as possible against the background of the keys.

Transparent letters are a separate case — they are used in keyboards equipped with a backlight (see below), due to which such characters, when the backlight is on, are visible even in the dark.