DevRevenge Wrote:That's good info. I'll have to look into Razer keyboards, any idea what if anything makes them so expensive usually? I know their reputation with mice but did not know it extended to keyboards.

In my opinion, Razer is kind of like the company Monster Cable in that they sell the sizzle and not the steak. There are lots of good keyboards but no one has the marketing and branding genius of Razer. They were the first to really cater to the gamer community exclusively and created a whole new market that now Microsoft and Logitech are all on board with as well. They were also one of the first to have the high-DPI mice and programmable keyboards with macros.

But I guess Razer realized that there was only so much you could do with a mouse and a keyboard (2 input devices that, in my opinion, should be long gone by now anyway), so they got into designing peripherals around the looks of games like World of Warcraft, Starcraft, etc. There stuff is nice and it has that little extra, "Something", but it's not the only game in town by any means. A lot of the cost is from packaging materials, stickers, etc.

It's (The keyboard) already down to $130 at Amazon w/free shipping which is in line with a normal Razer keyboard. I don't think it will take long at all to get to $99 or lower.abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

I've been having a very small but highly annoying issue with my mouse where it gets stuck on one axis or the other and is unable to move (except up or down, or right or left.) The mouse works fine 95% of the time, sucks.

I hope Razer support is able to fix it or replace it.

Navin323i Wrote:Just bought the mouse today. Wish they sold the mousepad as a stand alone item (it comes packaged with the mouse, but the mouse I bought only came with the mouse and no pad).

I would hope so too. While I'd love to think positively about this, I have a feeling that the glow effect on the mouse pads will lose its potency over time, requiring people to get a new mouse pad.