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Open the keyboard power switch, short press FN+44 key light flashing, and insert the receiver into the computer USB port.
WIFI signal interferes with Bluetooth signal to some extent, so bluetooth receiver cannot be too close to WIFI signal source. Now turn on the Bluetooth of the three connected devices at the same time, and switch the device connection by pressing FN+1/2/3. The original charging cable must be used to connect the USB port of the computer for charging, and the charging current should be less than 1A. F12 button for battery indicator: low battery for red breath. When charged, it breathes green; when full, it turns to its original color. The NJ80 keyboard Barebones kit is one of the most well-known keyboards in the mechanical keyboard industry.FN + | = switch lamp effect mode (light waves, ripples, raindrops, serpentine, follow, aggregation, sine wave, Colorful springs, flowers, laser, peaks, and turns, colorful vertical and horizontal, breathing, neon)
Accessories: Extra Spacebar (Blue, White), Extra Esc Key (Milky white), Extra Enter Key (Milky white) Mac layout keys (Opt, Cmd), Extra Knob (Either Red, Blue or Silver), Keycap puller, switch puller, USB-C Cable (1.5m), 2.4G Dongle, Phillips head screwdriver and user manual (in Mandarin).Speaking of which, the bronze coloration of the brass plate also doesn’t really bode well for sharp, punchy lighting. It does affect the purity of the RGB lighting, which is a slight bummer, but you can easily adjust to it. Like what I have here on my Keydous NJ80 is a slightly bluish white light, which involves me compensating on the blue channel to overcome the yellowish hue that the plate brings to the table. If you really fancy your RGB, you might want to go with the steel plate option, which is painted in white.
Keydous claims the NJ80’s 4800mAh battery offers up to 28 hours of battery life with RGB on, and up to 90 hours with the RGB lighting off. In my testing, I didn’t find any reason to refute Keydous’ claims, as I never had the NJ80 die on me when I was using it. I wasn’t sure how I would like the Gateron Pro Milkey Yellow switches at first because they seemed to have a lot more resistance than the ones I am used to. In use, they are smooth as butter. However, when writing long articles, I have a bit of finger fatigue from needing to press a bit harder than I normally do. However, these switches have quite a lot of springiness to them, making them feel good to use and increasing my typing speed a little bit. They are also incredibly quiet, which is an absolute requirement for me.I like the purple and white keyboard, it’s really pretty and the feel and sound (well built, solid stabs, and smooth switches) when typing makes this one of the best keyboards you will come across at this price. The Hot swappable PCB allows to swap the switches easily with a switch puller without soldering. Enjoy the charm of different switches and find your desired typing sound and feel. Supporting most of the 3 or 5 pins switch types in the market. The Keydous NJ80-AP is a 75% compact keyboard with wireless capability as a baseline. The version I received has the brass plate and the Gateron Pro Milky Yello Switches. The other option available for the plate is a steel one, and the main difference between the two is brass will muffle sounds a bit more and have a slightly heavier weight. The plate can also be seen clearly between the keys and when the keys are removed, so there is an aesthetic aspect to the choice between the two. Adjustable angle: Yes, with 1 step only (Flat: 4.2°, Raised: 6.2° - Measured manually by hand, might have slight error)
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