Having a quick look at the “powered by Razer” Microsoft Reclusa gaming keyboard. I had a look at the X6 recently, and while it’s hard to say which I like more, the Reclusa does have some cool features.

The X6 has some pretty unique features including the way it handles macros, the way you can detach the number pad and put it on the right if you’re a south paw, and the way it lights up the WASD keys (oh wait, that one’s not that unique). But seriously this keyboard looks really good, and for the price it’s a unique value in the market.

This is a product that was a long time coming. A replacement for the traditional keyboard we’ve been using for gaming since the days of Wolfenstein (yeah I know there was stuff before that, but that’s as far back as I go). Belkin tried, and their product is well-regarded, but it’s about time one of the big boys took a shot at this one.

Today I have a look at a pretty cool special edition of the Razer Lycosa keyboard. It features quiet keys, a very standard (read: good) layout and some other key gaming related features.

It’s been a while since Logitech has been releasing new products so actively. It seems like the G15 gen2 and G9 were on the market forever without a refresh and now suddenly we have TWO new keyboards (G19 and G110) as well as a new mouse (G500) with hopefully more to come!

Basically I wanted to see the gaming terrain feature of this keyboard in person. That’s the only reason for this unboxing