BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse and Headset Combo,USB Wired Backlit Keyboard,LED Gaming Keyboard Mouse Set,Headset with Microphone for Laptop PC Computer Game and Work
Package Dimensions
18.54 x 7.52 x 4.8 inches
Item Weight
3.12 pounds
Manufacturer
BlueFinger
ASIN
B082H88TBB
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
November 13, 2018
Test video – BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse :
Product highlights :
【Gaming Keyboard】” Scroll Lock ” Key: Turn on / off the RGB backlit.The 104 keys keyboard has rgb backlit function; All letters glow and never fade; This keyboard has built-in steel plate, anti-fall; Durable 61inch USB braided wire.19 Non-conflict keys allows you to press or hold multiple keys simultaneously.
【Wired Gaming Headset】 Soft breathable earmuffs,bass surround,with adjustable high definition microphone, will give you best sound quality and effective communication in all gaming actions.The gaming headset includes the adapter to work with Laptop,PC Computer, Xbox One, PS4,Tablet and Mobile phones.
【Gaming Mouse】Ergonomically Designed and Quality ABS construction; Durable 59inch USB braided wire; 4 Different LED breathing light change automatically; DPI Adjustable: 800/1200/1600/2000; Forward Key + DPI Key: Turn on/off the mouse backlight.
【Gaming Mouse Pad】The mouse pad size:11.8 x 9.8 inch, provide large space for mouse moving, made of superior material, smooth exquisite cloth on surface provide comfortable wrist rest support, the rubber at the bottom ensures mouse pad does not slip.
【Compatible System】Work well for PC,Computer,Laptop,PS4,Xbox One. USB Connect, Plug & Play, No driver required, Compatible with Windows XP/ VISTA/ Win 7/ Win 8/ Win 10.
➕ What is the price of BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse in-store is 170 SAR VAT.
➕ When BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse was released ?
The release date was November 13, 2018.
➕ What is the price of BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse cheap used ?
The price of BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse used is 110 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse ?
Special specifications :
【Gaming Keyboard】” Scroll Lock ” Key: Turn on / off the RGB backlit.The 104 keys keyboard has rgb backlit function; All letters glow and never fade; This keyboard has built-in steel plate, anti-fall; Durable 61inch USB braided wire.19 Non-conflict keys allows you to press or hold multiple keys simultaneously.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.3 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse in Saudi Arabia ?
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After-sales service :
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16 reviews for BlueFinger RGB Gaming Keyboard and Backlit Mouse
Rated 5 out of 5
J. H (verified owner)–
UNKNOWN MONK GIG FROM ’68. NICE. – An unheard concert by Monk and his great band (Monk, Charlie Rouse-tenor sax, Larry Gales-bass, and Ben Riley-drums) from ’68. This approximately 47 minute show includes tunes like “Ruby My Dear”, “Well You Needn’t”, “Epistrophy” and other compositions that Monk fans will recognize. Also here is a Monk solo piece, “Don’t Blame Me”, which gives this album some depth and puts Monk’s style on good display.
Rated 4 out of 5
S. D (verified owner)–
Damaged – first cd arrived incredibly damaged but second CD was perfectly fine
Rated 5 out of 5
A. J (verified owner)–
Basic! – Phenomenal recording, great for neophytes and connaisseurs alike.
Rated 2 out of 5
R. B (verified owner)–
Wonderful Performance Desecrated by Atrocious Remastering – This was an excellent concert, and the high-school custodian who taped it seems to have done an admirable job. Unfortunately, when preparing this priceless historic recording for issue, Universal Music Group unaccountably chose to hire the hip-hop musician Grandmixer DXT to “bring the audio from the concert into the 21st century.” That’s a direct quotation from some of their advertising, and what it means is that on the four quartet tracks the bass, low-midrange, and some treble frequencies have been boosted to the point that they pretty much overwhelm everything else, turning what was originally a clear, well-balanced recording into a harsh, boomy, muddy, distorted mess. (The two solo piano tracks have been tampered with much less and basically sound fine.) I’m sure Grandmixer DXT is a very talented turntablist, and he may also be great at mastering modern pop and hip-hop recordings. However, on the evidence of this release, he appears to have very little familiarity with or respect for jazz, and absolutely no conception of what an acoustic bass is supposed to sound like. In fact, in what amounts to a tacit admission that the sound on this release is an utter travesty, the folks at Universal announced that for the June 12, 2021 Record Store Day they would release a limited-edition vinyl LP called “Palo Alto: The Custodian’s Mix.” Unlike the CD or the standard version of the LP, the “Custodian’s Mix” LP “uses the audio from the original tape to put you in that high school auditorium in October 1968 and lets you feel what it was like to be in the room.” So if you don’t think Thelonious Monk’s timeless music needed to to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century and adulterated to bring it in line with the expectations of today’s pop music fans, the “Custodian’s Mix” LP is probably the way to go — assuming, that is, that you still have a turntable and are able to track down one of the 4400 copies they produced.
Rated 4 out of 5
S. D (verified owner)–
Damaged – first cd arrived incredibly damaged but second CD was perfectly fine
Rated 5 out of 5
J. H (verified owner)–
UNKNOWN MONK GIG FROM ’68. NICE. – An unheard concert by Monk and his great band (Monk, Charlie Rouse-tenor sax, Larry Gales-bass, and Ben Riley-drums) from ’68. This approximately 47 minute show includes tunes like “Ruby My Dear”, “Well You Needn’t”, “Epistrophy” and other compositions that Monk fans will recognize. Also here is a Monk solo piece, “Don’t Blame Me”, which gives this album some depth and puts Monk’s style on good display.
Rated 5 out of 5
K. O (verified owner)–
This is a Great MONK Concert Album! – From the packaging to the listening experience, this is truly a great, wonderful and thoughtful MONK concert album. I wasn’t expecting such a good audio experience as I knew the original recording was not professionally produced. Every jazz affectionado needs to have a copy!
Rated 2 out of 5
R. B (verified owner)–
Wonderful Performance Desecrated by Atrocious Remastering – This was an excellent concert, and the high-school custodian who taped it seems to have done an admirable job. Unfortunately, when preparing this priceless historic recording for issue, Universal Music Group unaccountably chose to hire the hip-hop musician Grandmixer DXT to “bring the audio from the concert into the 21st century.” That’s a direct quotation from some of their advertising, and what it means is that on the four quartet tracks the bass, low-midrange, and some treble frequencies have been boosted to the point that they pretty much overwhelm everything else, turning what was originally a clear, well-balanced recording into a harsh, boomy, muddy, distorted mess. (The two solo piano tracks have been tampered with much less and basically sound fine.) I’m sure Grandmixer DXT is a very talented turntablist, and he may also be great at mastering modern pop and hip-hop recordings. However, on the evidence of this release, he appears to have very little familiarity with or respect for jazz, and absolutely no conception of what an acoustic bass is supposed to sound like. In fact, in what amounts to a tacit admission that the sound on this release is an utter travesty, the folks at Universal announced that for the June 12, 2021 Record Store Day they would release a limited-edition vinyl LP called “Palo Alto: The Custodian’s Mix.” Unlike the CD or the standard version of the LP, the “Custodian’s Mix” LP “uses the audio from the original tape to put you in that high school auditorium in October 1968 and lets you feel what it was like to be in the room.” So if you don’t think Thelonious Monk’s timeless music needed to to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century and adulterated to bring it in line with the expectations of today’s pop music fans, the “Custodian’s Mix” LP is probably the way to go — assuming, that is, that you still have a turntable and are able to track down one of the 4400 copies they produced.
Rated 5 out of 5
A. H (verified owner)–
It’s Thelonius Monk! It’s his Blues! – Bought a copy each for my brother and sister. We all attended the rival school across town from Palo Alto HS, none of us attended this concert and regret it to this day. The album notes tell the amazing history of its genesis, which none of us had known. ‘Monk’ is played regularly in my PA home. I have been told that it happily accompanied my GA brother as he opened his Christmas gifts and continues to delight. My OR sister listens to it last thing in the evening to soothe. It was a serendipitous find as I wracked my brain to find their perfect gifts. We had loved the music of Thelonius Monk and this collection did not disappoint.
Rated 5 out of 5
A. J (verified owner)–
Basic! – Phenomenal recording, great for neophytes and connaisseurs alike.
Rated 5 out of 5
A. H (verified owner)–
It’s Thelonius Monk! It’s his Blues! – Bought a copy each for my brother and sister. We all attended the rival school across town from Palo Alto HS, none of us attended this concert and regret it to this day. The album notes tell the amazing history of its genesis, which none of us had known. ‘Monk’ is played regularly in my PA home. I have been told that it happily accompanied my GA brother as he opened his Christmas gifts and continues to delight. My OR sister listens to it last thing in the evening to soothe. It was a serendipitous find as I wracked my brain to find their perfect gifts. We had loved the music of Thelonius Monk and this collection did not disappoint.
Rated 5 out of 5
R. L (verified owner)–
A solid but relaxed performance. – I wanted a new Monk album. I had heard good things about this recording and it lives up to the praise.
Rated 5 out of 5
K. O (verified owner)–
This is a Great MONK Concert Album! – From the packaging to the listening experience, this is truly a great, wonderful and thoughtful MONK concert album. I wasn’t expecting such a good audio experience as I knew the original recording was not professionally produced. Every jazz affectionado needs to have a copy!
Rated 5 out of 5
R. L (verified owner)–
A solid but relaxed performance. – I wanted a new Monk album. I had heard good things about this recording and it lives up to the praise.
Rated 5 out of 5
H. B (verified owner)–
WHAT A TREAT! – Love it, love it, love it. Band is cooking…sound is great….and the backstory is the icing on the top! Thank you, Impulse! And much thanks to Mr. Scher and the anonymous/unknown janitor who recorded the experience!! Of course, thank you also to Thelonious, Jr. who has continued to keep the fires burning for Monk all these years. I am so grateful for all the recordings we already have, but I sure hope “new” finds continue to be unearthed for many more years!!! Go Monk Go!
Rated 5 out of 5
H. B (verified owner)–
WHAT A TREAT! – Love it, love it, love it. Band is cooking…sound is great….and the backstory is the icing on the top! Thank you, Impulse! And much thanks to Mr. Scher and the anonymous/unknown janitor who recorded the experience!! Of course, thank you also to Thelonious, Jr. who has continued to keep the fires burning for Monk all these years. I am so grateful for all the recordings we already have, but I sure hope “new” finds continue to be unearthed for many more years!!! Go Monk Go!
J. H (verified owner) –
UNKNOWN MONK GIG FROM ’68. NICE. – An unheard concert by Monk and his great band (Monk, Charlie Rouse-tenor sax, Larry Gales-bass, and Ben Riley-drums) from ’68. This approximately 47 minute show includes tunes like “Ruby My Dear”, “Well You Needn’t”, “Epistrophy” and other compositions that Monk fans will recognize. Also here is a Monk solo piece, “Don’t Blame Me”, which gives this album some depth and puts Monk’s style on good display.
S. D (verified owner) –
Damaged – first cd arrived incredibly damaged but second CD was perfectly fine
A. J (verified owner) –
Basic! – Phenomenal recording, great for neophytes and connaisseurs alike.
R. B (verified owner) –
Wonderful Performance Desecrated by Atrocious Remastering – This was an excellent concert, and the high-school custodian who taped it seems to have done an admirable job. Unfortunately, when preparing this priceless historic recording for issue, Universal Music Group unaccountably chose to hire the hip-hop musician Grandmixer DXT to “bring the audio from the concert into the 21st century.” That’s a direct quotation from some of their advertising, and what it means is that on the four quartet tracks the bass, low-midrange, and some treble frequencies have been boosted to the point that they pretty much overwhelm everything else, turning what was originally a clear, well-balanced recording into a harsh, boomy, muddy, distorted mess. (The two solo piano tracks have been tampered with much less and basically sound fine.) I’m sure Grandmixer DXT is a very talented turntablist, and he may also be great at mastering modern pop and hip-hop recordings. However, on the evidence of this release, he appears to have very little familiarity with or respect for jazz, and absolutely no conception of what an acoustic bass is supposed to sound like. In fact, in what amounts to a tacit admission that the sound on this release is an utter travesty, the folks at Universal announced that for the June 12, 2021 Record Store Day they would release a limited-edition vinyl LP called “Palo Alto: The Custodian’s Mix.” Unlike the CD or the standard version of the LP, the “Custodian’s Mix” LP “uses the audio from the original tape to put you in that high school auditorium in October 1968 and lets you feel what it was like to be in the room.” So if you don’t think Thelonious Monk’s timeless music needed to to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century and adulterated to bring it in line with the expectations of today’s pop music fans, the “Custodian’s Mix” LP is probably the way to go — assuming, that is, that you still have a turntable and are able to track down one of the 4400 copies they produced.
S. D (verified owner) –
Damaged – first cd arrived incredibly damaged but second CD was perfectly fine
J. H (verified owner) –
UNKNOWN MONK GIG FROM ’68. NICE. – An unheard concert by Monk and his great band (Monk, Charlie Rouse-tenor sax, Larry Gales-bass, and Ben Riley-drums) from ’68. This approximately 47 minute show includes tunes like “Ruby My Dear”, “Well You Needn’t”, “Epistrophy” and other compositions that Monk fans will recognize. Also here is a Monk solo piece, “Don’t Blame Me”, which gives this album some depth and puts Monk’s style on good display.
K. O (verified owner) –
This is a Great MONK Concert Album! – From the packaging to the listening experience, this is truly a great, wonderful and thoughtful MONK concert album. I wasn’t expecting such a good audio experience as I knew the original recording was not professionally produced. Every jazz affectionado needs to have a copy!
R. B (verified owner) –
Wonderful Performance Desecrated by Atrocious Remastering – This was an excellent concert, and the high-school custodian who taped it seems to have done an admirable job. Unfortunately, when preparing this priceless historic recording for issue, Universal Music Group unaccountably chose to hire the hip-hop musician Grandmixer DXT to “bring the audio from the concert into the 21st century.” That’s a direct quotation from some of their advertising, and what it means is that on the four quartet tracks the bass, low-midrange, and some treble frequencies have been boosted to the point that they pretty much overwhelm everything else, turning what was originally a clear, well-balanced recording into a harsh, boomy, muddy, distorted mess. (The two solo piano tracks have been tampered with much less and basically sound fine.) I’m sure Grandmixer DXT is a very talented turntablist, and he may also be great at mastering modern pop and hip-hop recordings. However, on the evidence of this release, he appears to have very little familiarity with or respect for jazz, and absolutely no conception of what an acoustic bass is supposed to sound like. In fact, in what amounts to a tacit admission that the sound on this release is an utter travesty, the folks at Universal announced that for the June 12, 2021 Record Store Day they would release a limited-edition vinyl LP called “Palo Alto: The Custodian’s Mix.” Unlike the CD or the standard version of the LP, the “Custodian’s Mix” LP “uses the audio from the original tape to put you in that high school auditorium in October 1968 and lets you feel what it was like to be in the room.” So if you don’t think Thelonious Monk’s timeless music needed to to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century and adulterated to bring it in line with the expectations of today’s pop music fans, the “Custodian’s Mix” LP is probably the way to go — assuming, that is, that you still have a turntable and are able to track down one of the 4400 copies they produced.
A. H (verified owner) –
It’s Thelonius Monk! It’s his Blues! – Bought a copy each for my brother and sister. We all attended the rival school across town from Palo Alto HS, none of us attended this concert and regret it to this day. The album notes tell the amazing history of its genesis, which none of us had known. ‘Monk’ is played regularly in my PA home. I have been told that it happily accompanied my GA brother as he opened his Christmas gifts and continues to delight. My OR sister listens to it last thing in the evening to soothe. It was a serendipitous find as I wracked my brain to find their perfect gifts. We had loved the music of Thelonius Monk and this collection did not disappoint.
A. J (verified owner) –
Basic! – Phenomenal recording, great for neophytes and connaisseurs alike.
A. H (verified owner) –
It’s Thelonius Monk! It’s his Blues! – Bought a copy each for my brother and sister. We all attended the rival school across town from Palo Alto HS, none of us attended this concert and regret it to this day. The album notes tell the amazing history of its genesis, which none of us had known. ‘Monk’ is played regularly in my PA home. I have been told that it happily accompanied my GA brother as he opened his Christmas gifts and continues to delight. My OR sister listens to it last thing in the evening to soothe. It was a serendipitous find as I wracked my brain to find their perfect gifts. We had loved the music of Thelonius Monk and this collection did not disappoint.
R. L (verified owner) –
A solid but relaxed performance. – I wanted a new Monk album. I had heard good things about this recording and it lives up to the praise.
K. O (verified owner) –
This is a Great MONK Concert Album! – From the packaging to the listening experience, this is truly a great, wonderful and thoughtful MONK concert album. I wasn’t expecting such a good audio experience as I knew the original recording was not professionally produced. Every jazz affectionado needs to have a copy!
R. L (verified owner) –
A solid but relaxed performance. – I wanted a new Monk album. I had heard good things about this recording and it lives up to the praise.
H. B (verified owner) –
WHAT A TREAT! – Love it, love it, love it. Band is cooking…sound is great….and the backstory is the icing on the top! Thank you, Impulse! And much thanks to Mr. Scher and the anonymous/unknown janitor who recorded the experience!! Of course, thank you also to Thelonious, Jr. who has continued to keep the fires burning for Monk all these years. I am so grateful for all the recordings we already have, but I sure hope “new” finds continue to be unearthed for many more years!!! Go Monk Go!
H. B (verified owner) –
WHAT A TREAT! – Love it, love it, love it. Band is cooking…sound is great….and the backstory is the icing on the top! Thank you, Impulse! And much thanks to Mr. Scher and the anonymous/unknown janitor who recorded the experience!! Of course, thank you also to Thelonious, Jr. who has continued to keep the fires burning for Monk all these years. I am so grateful for all the recordings we already have, but I sure hope “new” finds continue to be unearthed for many more years!!! Go Monk Go!