Apparently, the keyboards in question were manufactured sometime during , and while Frick did mention that some may even be left on store shelves, Razer has a program up that immediately takes care of customers with affected serial numbers.
Frick made it clear though that Razer has not seen many new feelings for several months, and although there are some here and there, the issues is mostly self contained. Frick also mentioned that the problem was small enough that there wasn't any recall performed , and that customers with affected serial numbers can get their boards replaced free of charge. Topics Buyer's Guides.
See all comments Dell have nice keyboards usually. Razer keyboards are shit. I sent back 2 after they both broke. Never had any problems with my G I'm after this one Razer Lycosa. Razer Lycosa Mirror. Keytop with Non-slip Rubber Finish. With its non-slip rubber finish, the Razer Lycosa offers optimum tactile comfort and makes slipping up in the heat of action a thing of the past. Make darkness your ally.
While your enemies fiddle in the shadows, command precision and take hold of their fate with backlight illumination on the Razer Lycosa. With the right keys lit up, you can always be sure of your next move.
As far as media controls are concerned, the Lycosa is simply too smooth for keys. It sure looks stylish however, especially the Razer logo, which is itself a button. Here is where the problems start. Quite apart from being too close together, the controls, much like the rest of the keyboard, are hard to make out because the lighting is simply too dim — far more so than on competing products.
For touch-typists this will not be a problem, and many gamers will know the locations of their favourite keys by heart, but for everyone else this could well be a major annoyance during daytime use. There are three backlighting modes: off, on all keys and gamer WASD only. The brighter gamer setting, unlike the normal one, is clearly visible under any amount of ambient light.
There are microphone and 3. Another advantage to this system is that it offers full USB 2. The Lycosa also has a feature called anti-ghosting, meaning as entirely unimplied by the name it can register up to ten simultaneous key-presses. This can be a genuinely useful feature, especially in complicated FPSs like Crysis.
Ergonomically, the keyboard uses the same flat profile that was introduced by Logitech way back when, and has since been copied by many other manufacturers.
It is finished in a softer plastic the same colour as the keys, and securely attached by four screws. Though it does make wrapping cables around the board easier for convenient transport, just one notch would have done this job adequately without the ergonomic discomfort.
The keys are comfortable, and the non-slip rubberised finish works well — perhaps a little too well for typing, where switching between keys feels just a tad muddy. For gaming, the finish works perfectly, while the noisy feedback is not as much of a hindrance, and though I do miss dedicated function and macro keys, having the entire keyboard as your playground makes up for this.
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