Mechanical Keyboard Bloody S98 USB Sports Navy (BLMS Red Switches)

Description: S98 Sports RGB mechanical keyboard Bloody BLMS Customize Mechanical Switch The actuation point and force have been specially tuned to provide gamers with incredible gaming speed and experience! Can be replaced during operation Compatible with 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches. Extremely quiet typing The silicone filling reduces echoes caused when writing. Silicone pads reduce noise resulting from internal impacts. 24 PBT gaming keycaps Most popular gaming keycaps feature PBT materials that increase their durability. Bloody's PBT keycaps are designed to be lightweight for an even better gaming experience. Keyboard with 98 keys The compact 2-zone design provides functionality equivalent to a full-size keyboard, minimizing the use of space. 3-way cable management The keyboard is equipped with a Type-C interface with 3-way routing for better cable management. Two adjustable legs The keyboard is equipped with a tilting stand with 2 levels of height adjustment, which allows you to personalize your typing experience. RGB backlit Adjust the backlight freely with 16.8 million colors, creating your own unique self-adapting RGB. Default 10 lighting effects Customize lighting effects by pressing FN keys with FN+0~9 keys. Memory 7 game modes Press Fn+F9/F10 to switch 7 game modes. Built-in memory The erasable EEPROM can store 7 kinds of key configurations on different computers to provide driver-free memory function. | Model: Bloody S98 Sports RGB | Type: Standard | Mouse included: No | Connection: Wired | Interface: USB | Illuminated keypad: Yes | Power: USB 5V | Cable length: 1.8 | Color: Multicolour | Supported operating systems: Windows 7 | Supported operating systems: Windows 11 | Supported operating systems: Windows 10 | Supported operating systems: Windows 8.1 | Supported operating systems: Windows 8 | Dimensions: 138 x 385 x 41 mm | Other features: BLMS switches Response time: 1 ms Reporting frequency: 1000 Hz RGB backlit Keyboard life: up to 50 million keystrokes