RAZER Lycosa Gaming Keyboard

 

So how well did the RAZER Lycosa perform in today’s review?

 

I must admit that I was really impressed by the RAZER Lycosa. Even though it doesn’t bring anything exceptionally new to the table that hasn’t been done before, it does what it does well, and without feeling clunky or awkward. The included software for editing keyboard profiles and macro functions is also both intuitive and easy to use. Thankfully RAZER has also kept an eye on the software and ensured that it remains free of bloat and useless features.

 

Overall, typing and gaming on the RAZER Lycosa was a very pleasant experience and the rubberised keys were very responsive and comfortable to use.

 

The quality of the RAZER Lycosa is typical RAZER – thoughtfully designed and well implemented with a definite feeling of sturdy construction oozing from it. One thing to remember here though is how easily the RAZER Lycosa attracts dust and fingerprints. If you’re anything like me and like your gear to always look its best, then you had better be prepared for some regular cleaning with a micro-fibre cloth.

 

Recommended Retail Pricing (RRP) for the RAZER Lycosa Gaming Keyboard comes in at US$79.99. The best price I could find in the UK from a reputable retailer was £54.63 Inc VAT from Scan Computers UK.

 

For our Australian readers, Altech Computers has the RAZER Lycosa Gaming Keyboard for $148.90 (inc. GST)

 

+ Looks

+ Build Quality

+ Compact design

+ Drivers

+ Performance

 

* Readily attracs dust and fingerprints

* A little pricey

 

– Nothing to report

 

 

Overclock3D would like to thank Altech Computers for making the review of the RAZER Lycosa Gaming Keyboard possible.

 

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