Let's talk about the impact of keyboard knobs on the experience.

Preface

I have recently tried out quite a few keyboards.

I prefer those with knobs and small screens, so when purchasing, I have always tried to choose ones that come with both knobs and small screens, or at least with knobs.

Keyboard List

This article introduces the keyboards in the list

• JingZao JZ750 (JianLv A3)
• Valkyrie VK99
• Hello Ganss XS 75T
• Dareu EK75 IP Customized Edition (Pawas)
• Leijiaze KW75S
• XinMeng M75
• RK S75

About the Knob

Different keyboards may have knobs with varying functions, such as adjusting keyboard backlight brightness, controlling a small screen, and so on.

However, the most basic volume control function is universally available.

I really like this volume control feature—it's super convenient when using Steam or browsing the web.

Regarding volume adjustment, the increment per step varies between keyboards.

First, Windows has a total of 100 volume levels. When adjusting using keyboard shortcuts, it usually changes by 2 levels at a time. Only by clicking the volume icon in the bottom-right corner with the mouse can you adjust 1 level at a time.

Some knobs adjust by 2 volume levels per step, some require 2 steps to change 2 levels (you read that right—1 step does nothing), and some are even more extreme, changing 4 levels per step.

For me, I prefer knobs that adjust 2 volume levels per step—this increment feels just right.

Summary

Based on my usage experience, I've summarized the volume adjustment range for each keyboard's knob.

I really couldn't figure out the one from DAREU...