kytama.blogg.se - Razer gaming keyboard and mouse

It has a metal top cover, which is a lovely silver. The Pro Type is a full-sized keyboard, a nice change from my 60-percent Huntsman I've been using. Just like the mouse, this keyboard is co-branded with Humanscale, so ergonomics and office environments are a consideration. While you could opt for the Pro Click mouse, Razer also has a rather pricey $140 keyboard to match. That dongle fits in a tiny compartment on the mouse's underside for transport.Īll of this is packed into an earth-friendly package with recycled materials, which is a nice touch. There are also eight programmable buttons, a tilt-scroll wheel, and options to use it via Bluetooth or 2.4GHz with the included dongle. There's Razer's famed optical "5G" sensor with up to a ridiculous 16,000 DPI and blazing fast 1,000Hz polling.

Multi-host connectivity: Up to 4 devices (2.4GHz + BT).

400 hours of battery life via Bluetooth 200 via 2.4GHz wireless.

Up to 16,000 DPI (up to 5 DPI stages stored).

The Pro Click is designed very similarly to those mice with a large palm grip and design that "prevents wrist anchoring onto the work surface and instead encourages the use of large arm and shoulder muscles, which are less likely to fatigue than delicate wrist and hand muscles." The Pro Click follows other high profile, pro-level office mice like Microsoft's $99 Surface Precision Mouse and Logitech's popular MX series.

The $100 Pro Click is the most accessible of all the new products and likely to be the most popular.