mbd2884
Headphoneus Supremus
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Want to spend big bucks? Razer just came out with their latest slim keyboard. Looks pretty sick to me. I've got a Habu mouse using Razer tech and loving it. And a razer mousepad arriving today, so far been pleased with their products.
It seems to have some advantages for a gamer who may smash keys. Any gamer realizes keyboards are not that fast if you smash many keys fast, response may not even been sent, but with this one apparently resolves that. Do you need to smash many keys really really fast or otherwise have problems known as ghosting? Macros? Haha, who knows maybe I'll get one too. Keybinding and Macros are GODLY.
The wrist rest is detachable so it's not that wide. Go for performance over just pretty looks! They have a cheaper version at $48 but still has that hyperesponse stuff with 1000Hz Ultrapolling™ / 1ms response time. I know for my mouse it seems to make a difference, extremely quick and responsive.
Although I personally love laptop keyboards the best, I have a slim logitech and still like the laptop's the best.
Check out this Logitech for $179. Oh yeah! Does not have any clear advantages over a standard keyboard other than being very pretty.
This one apparently was made for Notebook use, very low power usage.
From what I've seen so far though if you need a gaming grade keyboard with that kind of response time, but with a slim design, Razer is the only one. Logitech's and Steel Series are both very bulky.
It seems to have some advantages for a gamer who may smash keys. Any gamer realizes keyboards are not that fast if you smash many keys fast, response may not even been sent, but with this one apparently resolves that. Do you need to smash many keys really really fast or otherwise have problems known as ghosting? Macros? Haha, who knows maybe I'll get one too. Keybinding and Macros are GODLY.
The wrist rest is detachable so it's not that wide. Go for performance over just pretty looks! They have a cheaper version at $48 but still has that hyperesponse stuff with 1000Hz Ultrapolling™ / 1ms response time. I know for my mouse it seems to make a difference, extremely quick and responsive.

Although I personally love laptop keyboards the best, I have a slim logitech and still like the laptop's the best.
Check out this Logitech for $179. Oh yeah! Does not have any clear advantages over a standard keyboard other than being very pretty.

This one apparently was made for Notebook use, very low power usage.

From what I've seen so far though if you need a gaming grade keyboard with that kind of response time, but with a slim design, Razer is the only one. Logitech's and Steel Series are both very bulky.