Great keyboard, key layout may be a slight annoyance
M. Wurzbach, Amazon
18 January 2013
Summary: I have almost all good things to say about this product. The keys are responsive and require just enough pressure to prevent errant keystrokes.
Summary: The keyboard is very good for the people who don't want unnecessary features like backlights and macros on their keyboard but still want a mechanical keyboard.
Pros: -Sturdy and heavy, -Comfortable wrist-rest, -Mic and headphone jacks, -USB hub, -No unnecessary features
Summary: The 7G should not be bought if you are expecting it to be a board for daily use. I'd much prefer Cherry MX switches in blue, brown, and especially red for a better...
Pros: -Excellent keyboard for games, especially FPS where minute movement are important, -Standard fare of N-key-rollover over PS2, and 6 key-rollover in USB... just like an...
Cons: -Not that great of a keyboard for typing, takes too much force to press down on each key (but may still be preferable to many sloppy rubber dome keyboards out there), ...
Summary: The design is great when it came out years ago. What it worth is the wrist rest compared with 6Gv2. It's a bit pricey as only USB 1.1 port and without led back-lit,...
Summary: Bought at $89.99, I can't complain too much since this seems to be the lowest price ever on NCIX. However I wouldn't pay the regular $124.39 for this keyboard.
Pros: - Black cherry keys make typing as enjoyable as it can ever be, - High quality build, - Wrist rest looks ugly but is extremely comfortable when typing, - At $89.99 sal...
Cons: - Keyboard layout, - LED indicator way too bright, - Lack of macro keys contradicts the claim of being a "gaming keyboard"
Summary: Love this new keyboard by Steelseries, however takes some time to get used to. The keys feel like no other keyboard, and if there is any problem with this keyboard it's...
Summary: This keyboard comes equipped with linear (black) cherry mechanical switches; these type of switches are neither springy nor spongy, and provide no tactile feedback.
Pros: The keyboard is pretty much top-quality and better than my last one (Dell crap). All the switches use gold-plated connectors for higher sensitivity and faster response...
Summary: This keyboard give an outstanding touch feeling and just for that I think I would buy again, but the price is just really too high for most people.
Pros: The touch feeling is outstanding, Simple design (for those who like that)
Summary: For people used to the old IBM keyboards, this one will make you fell right at home. It's incredibly well built, quite a change from the Microsoft/Razor Reclusa and...
Pros: Built like a tank, perfect form factor, no gimmicks.
Cons: Cheap wrist rest, price (but you can price match).