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Keyboard/Keypad Bloody Optical Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Adjustable (B740S)
Keyswitch Technology:
Mechanical
Keyboard/Keypad Connectivity Technology:
Cable
Hot Keys:
Multimedia
Keys Layout:
QWERTY
Interfaces/Ports Bloody Optical Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Adjustable (B740S)
Keyboard/Keypad Host Interface:
USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusDesign Bloody Optical Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Adjustable (B740S)
Color:
Black
Keyboard/Keypad Height:
1.57" (39.88 mm)
Keyboard/Keypad Width:
19.49" (495.05 mm)
Keyboard/Keypad Depth:
8.19" (208.03 mm)
Weight (Approximate):
1.35 kg
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