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are not part of it. pros: comfort in typing.the back lighting looks coolcons:like many reviewers said before, when you switch off the back lit, you can barely see the letters on the board. This means if you press S and D and hold, then the keyboard won't respond if you press K or L. but if you kept the light on, soon you eye will feel kind of dizzy. VERY DISAPPOINTING:the gaming cluster allows for multiple key presses, but only allows 4-5 keys simultaneously, and K, L. So you can't play games like KOF, PES on this board. Razer must use very cheap chips on this product, which sounds very strange for a gaming keyboard at this price.
I recently bought the diamondback 3g mouse which actually worked but the Lycosa keyboard is just a keyboard that has keys that light up colors. The top right "tough-pad" of my keyboard never worked and going through tech support was a joke; keep sending you back to their FAQ page. Hope if you actually buy this that yours might work.
all well done by razer, except for the media touch keys they do not work watsoever. packaging was great
Purchased solely for the smooth, clean, back-lit keys and it's gotta be the best one on the market for that sole purpose. However, I would opt for the NON-mirrored version available instead. The mirror finish on this is nice, but gets dirty so easily. Otherwise, no complaints.
Well the keyboard and the keys are great quality and the blue lights are great but as I am typing this the touchpad is now broken and I have only had this for a week or so.
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