Computing - Saitek Eclipse II Keyboard Review - Part 2
Here is a close-up of the "extra" keys on this keyboard.
People who like their keyboards to cook their dinner or open
their DVD trays will be disappointed.
No matter which of the three colours you choose for the
overall glow of the keyboard your "Lock" options are always
going to be indicated with these blue LED's (even if you choose
the "no glow" option)
Gaming is also a joy on this keyboard - again the response
from the keys means that you know when you have pressed the
button but there isn't so much effort required that your fingers
start to feel tired after any real length of time. Overall
tiredness will set in long before your fingers would tire of
using this keyboard. When gaming you do tend to be a little more
vigorous with the keyboard than during normal use and you really
get the impression that this keyboard can put up with such
treatment. You will also find that the keyboard does stay put on
even a shiny desk thanks to the rubber feet in each corner.
Four of these on the bottom of the keyboard along with a
whole row of rubber feet on the detachable wrist rest means that
once planted this keyboard is not going to easily move around.
Two of these mounted on the back of the keyboard means that
you've got plenty of choice with regards height and overall
position of the keyboard. These devices follow the overall solid
feel of the keyboard and you feel that they could take a lot of
punishment.
Guide Parts
1, 2, 3
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