Stylish, Easy Installation, Illuminated, Soft Keys, Key layout, Lights can be turned off, Comfort
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Overall I am really impressed with the Saitek Eclipse. It gives you a different feel than any other keyboards out there. The coolest part of the keyboard is its illumination. It will sure grab some attention at LAN parties. The keys feel great, and ar...
Pleasingly though, Saitek isn't charging a fortune and CCL Online, who kindly sent this sample for review are offering it for only £33.10. So simply then, this makes the Eclipse my favourite keyboard I've yet used, as a fixture on my home PC. It's comfort...
Abstract: Saitek recently expanded its Eclipse line of “see-in-the-dark” backlit keyboards with the Saitek Eclipse Night-vision Red model, and I took one for a test drive. Though it works surprisingly well with a Mac, it’s not officially Mac compa...
Abstract: The most striking thing about the Saitek Eclipse is the blue glow. Remember how we all used to crave the Volkswagen Jetta because of the raver lights on the dashboard. (well I really liked them) Now you can have the same effect with your keyboard. Shut...
Abstract: IntroductionToday 3DXtreme is proud to present our latest review, we are taking a look at the newest product from our friends over at Saitek. The Saitek Gaming Keyboard was a huge hit with the gaming community, the only flaw that product had was while ...
Slick looks and usage, Blue Light, Quiet Keys, Sturdy...
Needs programmable buttons, Wrist support does not attach solidly, Price tag may be a little hefty for only getting the glow, and not other special features...
Niks ThoughtsAfter a few weeks of use I can definitely say this is how keyboards should feel. After all aside from the mouse, this is the input device a user will spend the most time with. It has an almost authoritative feel as if it confirms that you...
