Testseek.com have collected 43 expert reviews of the Saitek S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Saitek S.T.R.I.K.E. 7.
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Modular design, Great Illumination, Interactive LCD Display, Open Community, Esthetically Unique
Cost
I’ll be the first one to admit when I saw the press release for the Mad Catz Cyborg S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 Gaming keyboard I had two very distinct reactions. The first one was of slight shock because with the exception of the R.A.T. series mouse I’ve never see...
Abstract: Sometimes its more important to feel the keys of a keyboard at the tip of your fingers, not because you're experiencing the unrestrained joy of fragging the annoying sniper on you favorite FPS or even because you just dominated the toughest dungeon in you...
Macros that have accurate time delays and virtually no input limits, Customizable in terms of hardware and software, VENOM touch screen that runs apps, A keyboard that closely resembles the feel of a Mechanical keyboard feel without the excessive sound, Ridiculously large number of macro buttons, One of the only macro recorders with accurate capture times, no artificial delay, and virtually
Limited VENOM touch screen apps, Very expensive
The Mad Catz STRIKE 7 is a stellar keyboard. It is comfortable to use, has well positioned macros buttons, and includes some top notch functionality that's best in class. The custom membrane that Mad Catz uses closely resembles that of a cherry brown ...
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Published: 2012-09-26, Author: Will , review by: pcmag.com
Super-customizable. Tons of features. Touch screen is handy.
Extremely expensive. Doesn't use mechanical keyswitches. Complicated to hook up
The MadCatz S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 is an impressive, feature-filled gaming keyboard, but it's extremely expensive and doesn't use mechanical switches (though its membrane switches are very responsive)....
the Mad Catz S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 gaming keyboard is an absolute monster of gaming power. It has so many cool and useful features in it that you will not regretting spending the dough on it. Speaking of which, the S.T.R.I.K.E 7 retails for $299.99 and is avai...
The Strike 7 was announced at Gamescom in August, and at $300, it's definitely a premium peripheral. While it seems to have enough elegant design and handy features to justify its fat price tag, that's still a very high asking price for a keyboard, touch...
Modular design lets you choose which components you want to use, Touchscreen V.E.N.O.M. module provides 36 touchscreen macro buttons
Extremely expensive, Membrane keyboard is soft and mushy, Touchscreen suffers from response delay, Touchscreen has limited functionality, Keyboard height not adjustable, Limited to 7key rollover
All things considered, while Mad Catz's S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 scores points for originality, we felt that it was lacking in a few key areas. The primary purpose of a keyboard is to input information and for all the S.T.R.I.K.E.'s bells and whistles, we felt that...
Not a mechanical keyboard despite the price; No USB or audio jacks.
The Cyborg S.T.R.I.K.E 7 is something I wouldn’t mind saving up for. It’s harsh on the wallet with over $299, but its level of features and customization is unparalleled. It could have easily been a whole bunch of gimmicks but Mad Catz has threaded car...
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Published: 2013-05-08, Author: Max , review by: computerbase.de
Software unnötig kompliziert, Touchscreen nicht programmierbar, Kabelsalat, Ausleuchtung des Makro-Moduls, Limitiert auf 2KRO
AlltagserfahrungenEingaben überträgt die Strike 7 über Rubberdome-Schalter. Hier werden Signale durch das Eindrücken der namensgebenden Gummiglocken übertragen, wodurch ein Kontakt überbrückt wird. Die eigentlich unspektakuläre Technik hat Mad Catz jedoch...
