The Razer Lycosa is a hardcore gaming keyboard and there is no question about it. The only real drawback is its price. The lowest price in Europe is €69.11, which is more than some people are willing to pay for a keyboard. But then again, if you are...
I really wanted to like the Razer Lycosa, for its svelte looks, blue backlighting, and for daring to eschew any dedicated gaming keys. And after a while I did, as the smaller sibling to the Tarantula it overcame initial dislike to offer up an average typi...
The Razer Lycosa does deliver what is expected. This is definitely a gaming keyboard in most aspects. It has the looks, features, and performance that would appeal to that segment of the computer user market.The matte black and piano black make a for...
If a keyboard is just another input device to you, the Razer Lycosa might be a little rich for your blood. After all, if a keyboard lets you type, that’s all you need – right? If you think along those lines, chances are you’re not a game...
The Razer Lycosa is an excellent little gaming keyboard and is nicely put together despite a few tiny flaws. Really though, the only things that bother us are the grime-grabbing materials and the awkward backlighting that makes typing an occasional cho...
Abstract: The latest keyboard from Razer is certainly one that will turn heads. Its appealing, high-tech design will blend in well with most modern systems. This keyboard is as pleasing to use as it is on the eyes. The bundled software will allow you to fully c...
I installed the Lycosa on my main work system and used it for several days. The Lycosa looks really nice at my workstation and is a good bit smaller than my normal keyboard. As I mentioned earlier, without the key back light on, it is very difficult...
Performance, Compact Design, Very light weight, Very quiet, Touch controls, Audio & USB connector, Drivers, Build quality
May be a bit too pricey for the casual gamer, Flat keys may not be your thing, USB port requires an additional USB plug on PC, Macro length is limited
I must say that I was really impressed with the Lycosa. While I was afraid that the flat key design - a first for Razer - would be the big downside of the keyboard, this was not the case. The added surface of the keys and the absolutely perfect pressur...
Small profile; powerful macro software; smooth typing; strong desk grip.
Only one spare USB port; dim, non-adjustable LED backlighting; unintuitive software.
Razers Lycosa gaming keyboard has a lot of promise, and it mostly delivers, thanks to its solid feel, smooth typing, and powerful macro capabilities. We wish Razer had paid more attention to the LED lighting, but for strong touch-typing gamers, we thi...
