Hardware Secrets writes: "A traditional maker of gaming-grade peripherals, Razer introduces its mid-level keyboard, the Lycosa. Small and slim and featuring rubber-coated keys and headset connections, the product has an elegant and high-tech design – especially when the blue backlighting is on. But beauty can only go skin deep, so it's time for us to check out if functionality goes with its gorgeous design. Let's put the Lycosa through the test."
Strong Points
* Elegant design
* Requires less workspace
* Features headset connections
* Comfortable and easy to clean rubber-coated keys
* Precise response
* Utilizes F1-F10 as reprogrammable keys
Weak Points
* Detachable wrist rest bolted down with four screws
* Unregulable backlighting
* Keys are virtually unreadable without the backlighting
* Requires two USB ports and provides only one spare port
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This keyboard been released over a year ago. Why only review it just now ?
Razer is going to release 2 other versions of Lycosa.
Lycosa Mirror(Mirror keys instead of rubberized keys) and a Led-backlight-less Lycosa.
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