Decent keyboard for gaming
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just try some out, press the keys if theyre responsive and have good spacing then your onto a winner. I find the microsoft and logitech keyboards dont respond very well. i like clicky keys that are quick to respond.
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whatever you feel comfortable with , i have a logitech ultikx or something and its gret for gaming, sorry for bad seplling, in bad frame of mind
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saitek eclipse 
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tedmaul said:logitech ultra-x f.t.w!
Can you confirm that you can customise the buttons on the ultra x? or does it /only/ have buttons for play/pause/stop/volume etc ?
mrk said:
I never customised mine. Didn't have any drivers for it or anything as i bought it OEM.
However, the Media button opens Winamp, Favourites and WWW open Firefox and E-mail opens Outlook.
So it's always been perfect for me!
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Apple ProUSB.
Logitech Media Keyboard.
I use it an have absolutely no complaints. Also got a few friends who use it and they have no complaints either.
Totally, agree with the "gamer's keyboard" thing being a gimmick. There is very little (if any
) difference between this keyboard and the Saitek one, except the backlight. But that is pretty useless, since most people spending that much money on a keyboard probably use their PCs 8 hours+/day and should know where wasd, space, shift, etc are.
Save yourself the money and get a Logitech Media Keyboard.
I use it an have absolutely no complaints. Also got a few friends who use it and they have no complaints either.
Totally, agree with the "gamer's keyboard" thing being a gimmick. There is very little (if any
) difference between this keyboard and the Saitek one, except the backlight. But that is pretty useless, since most people spending that much money on a keyboard probably use their PCs 8 hours+/day and should know where wasd, space, shift, etc are. Save yourself the money and get a Logitech Media Keyboard.
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The Raptor K1 is a great keyboard if you need a gaming only one... Although i use a CM Alloy one.. but im not a serious gamer.
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Can't fault my Logitech Dinovo set up.
As everyone has said, what ever you feel most comfortable with, will do the job.
As everyone has said, what ever you feel most comfortable with, will do the job.
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Malenko said:
Got one of these last week from here, along with a razor diamondback plasma mouse and steel pad mousemat. All three are excellent products and worth the money IMHO
The Eclispe keyboard is well designed and the keys and board itself is very solid and when typing the keystrokes are soft and queit but feel very solid.
Compared to my 4 year old logitech wireless keyboard and mouse they are in a totally different league
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does the eclipse have media keys? like play/forward etc? I woulc find them useful
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Spunj99 said:I never customised mine. Didn't have any drivers for it or anything as i bought it OEM.
However, the Media button opens Winamp, Favourites and WWW open Firefox and E-mail opens Outlook.
So it's always been perfect for me!
ah thanks! so there are play/pause buttons etc and volume?
I'm happy with my Logitech MX 700 mouse, has been very good to me over the years
The wireless died the other night aswell so am using cheap thing I found in the garage, it's white for starters, yuk, so I get paid on Thursday and I'll be going shopping, see what I can get.
Must admit though the DiNovo by logitech is looking very nice.
The wireless died the other night aswell so am using cheap thing I found in the garage, it's white for starters, yuk, so I get paid on Thursday and I'll be going shopping, see what I can get.
Must admit though the DiNovo by logitech is looking very nice.