VPN: ECB43002N002/06/1Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
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 Rating: Review Date: 02/07/12 |
Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
Cons:touchpad way too sensitive.
Pros:Cool. Few $20 keyboard option with backlit. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/29/12 |
Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
Cons:awkward layout, hardly use the lcd.
Pros:Keys feel good, quick adjustment for backlight. Comment:
for $20 this keyboard was well worth it. the keys are very nice and are quiet. however it takes some getting used to the compact layout. if you like to use the num pad for typing numbers, do not get this as the lcd is too slow to react to average typing speeds. as for the other functions, it is cool but relatively unused other than the media keys.Basically this is a cool keyboard to have but probably as a secondary. if this had the traditional full layout i would rate it much higher. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/27/12 |
Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
Cons:Backlighting is uneven (you can easily see where the LEDs are), feels slightly smaller than a regular keyboard.
Pros:Keys are easy to press and don't travel too far (laptop feel to it), numpad is neat but I will probably never use it for anything more, basic funtions work without drivers (Win7 and Fedora 14 tested), light, good material on wrist support. Comment:
I haven't used this alot, but the few times I have left me with a satisfied impression. I bought this on sale for $25, and it's a decent deal at that price, but I would never pay full price for this. If you are looking for a dedicated gaming keyboard, you should not buy this. I am using it for my home server/HTPC, and it works great. I really like the numpad screen, don't know why. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/25/12 |
Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
Cons:- Not liking the touchscreen all that much but that's mostly because I prefer the feel of "keys" over the cold, dead nothing feel of a touchscreen.
Pros:- Well Built, Solid and has a Weight to it.- Small and Compact compared to my previous keyboard the Logitech G15- Illuminated keys are great Comment:
For the price I would definitely buy again. I got this keyboard for $19.99 and don't regret it at all. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/24/12 |
Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
Cons:SoftwareKeys LayoutPrice
Pros:Backlight is very goodDesignTouch Pad Comment:
Ok I got this on sale for $20 so the price is good, however if your planning to buy this at it's full price of 109.99 then you may want to think about it.I got this for my laptop. The backlight really does look good and does it job. The touch pad is neat (not over $100 neat tho), and I found the keys are not hard to push at all.But with that all being said, the software does not seem to work right. i have to unplug and replug the USB cable in each time I load my laptop up or the touch sceen won't load. Some times i will push a key on the left side middle row and I will get another vaule instead of the key I pressed. This seems to happen on start up and no other time. The layout is great for common use, office and media but not for gaming, to compact into each other for gaming.If you can get this keyboard for $20 then its a good deal and better then most $20 keyboards. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/23/12 |
Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
Cons:Small, gimmicky touchpad
Pros:Cheap, nice key feedback Comment:
Not much to say about this except that I would not pay more than 20 dollars for this keyboard. The layout is strange and found myself having to get used to the keys for touch typing. The palm rest does not extend which I thought would not be a big deal, but it is, and the touch pad, while looking cool, is not that functional. All in all a nice novelty keyboard, perhaps good for the living room, but not as a serious gaming keyboard replacement. Kinda reminds me of my roommates cramped Apple keyboard. Yuck. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/20/12 |
Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
Cons:Need some getting use to as the key spacing is slightly different than the standard keyboardd
Pros:Back-lit keyboard and the programmable interface is very neat Comment:
Got this today and hook it up with the driver and the software. The touch pad and the programmable interface is neat. Need to play around with the mouse setting to get the input respond as before. Key spacing is a little bit different and need some getting use to. Other than that, I think this is worth the $20. Serious gamer might want to opt for a gaming keyboard, as this is not design for that purpose. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/13/12 |
Saitek Eclipse Lite Touch Wired Keyboard USB
Cons:Less then smooth key presses, back light doesn't actually do much..
Pros:Back light, looks neat Comment:
I got this on that uber sale for like $20 or something, and although its kinda neat, the actual keyboard part keys are not as smooth as I thought it would be (have to press decently hard to make sure they keys are pressed). Also since its attached by USB, its close to my monitor, which lights up my keyboard any way, making the lights kinda redundant :P All that being said the side panel is pretty cool but in my opinion not worth the original cost of this keyboard. |
well I have to say given the fact $20 is all what I paid I'm very satisfied. Already have 2 keyboard-logitech DiNOVO wireless one and MS regular keyboard but I always wanted a backlit one, this is it. I really liked the idea but unfortunately as most other reviews already said cool and creativity does not always work. Anyway given that price I have no much to complain.