I don't know the keyboard, I bought a mechanical keyboard

Everyone usually buys a mechanical keyboard to play games without the keys getting stuck. I have used Logitech’s K130 for about seven or eight years, and it is also very good at playing games. This time I changed the keyboard because the parrot I raised would peck at everything, so I simply changed it to a wireless one.

I have no research on the shaft body, and I don't understand it at all, so this is also a very amateur evaluation.

1. Simple and neat, white looks very comfortable.

2. The detachable hand rest, if the space permits, it is quite comfortable to add the hand rest.

3. The bracket has two angles, and the keycap is also ergonomic, not flat, but has a certain curvature, which is very comfortable to type on.

4. The one I chose is the rose red switch, which feels great when typing.

5. There are two types of this keyboard, X3 and X5. The difference is 87 keys and 108 keys. Since reports and tables are often made, I chose this 108-key version. The Cal key is really friendly and can be directly It's very convenient to call out the calculator.

1. I bought the dual-mode version, which supports plug-in or 2.4G wireless connection. Even if it runs out of power, it will work as usual when plugged in.

2. I don't like the background light of the keyboard very much, so I won't introduce it here, and I haven't turned it on again.

3. The battery life is very strong. I only charge it once a month when there is no backlight.

It has been used for almost a year, and the experience of using this Black Canyon X5 dual-mode mechanical keyboard is really good, with bright color themes, gentle and delicate PBT keycaps, wired/wireless dual-mode connection, comfortable and convenient hand Support, strong battery life, and a good Kaihua Box shaft body, as long as the price is about 300, it can be said to be very friendly to novices.