The Cyborg Keyboard should also be shunned for the cheap quality and ridiculously poor typing experience...
Highs: Customizable backlighting schemes; plenty of programmable macro keys
Lows: Confusing and unpolished software; poor typing experience; poor documentation
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The Saitek Cyborg keyboard lands somewhere squarely between pretty and gaudy. No, this getup is not business appropriate, but it is ironically the most aesthetically customizable keyboard we’ve seen. And still, it doesn’t look like the kind of design you would see on an adult’s desk, unless you adorn your monitor with Voltron toys. Read on to find out why we think this keyboard really needs some TLC in a number of departments.
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by Nick on April 7, 2009:
“I had no issues with this keyboard, and in fact really liked it. Although I usually kept the backlight off, as a giant green glow before my hands distracted me from where I was typing, but that's a personal issue and didn't affect the performance of the Keyboard...” More...
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by Zaneta on April 14, 2009:
“My husband is a gamer and it's awesome for what he needs, but for such an expensive keyboard, I'm disappointed that 2 keys have worn out, especially since one of them is the letter of my name, I need to sign it a lot and it's useless if I can't use that letter....” More...