Razer Tarantula Vs Logitech G15
well thats the question what do i buy the razor or the logitech.
Razor Tarantula Pros:
http://www.razerzone.com/p-5-the-razer-tarantula-gaming-keyboard.aspx
# Anti-ghosting capability for up to 10 keys
# 32KB Razer Synapse onboard memory![]()
# 10 programmable gaming hotkeys
# 1000Hz Ultrapolling / 1ms response time![]()
# Hyperesponse gaming keytop with fully interchangeable keys
# It's made by Razor![]()
# Battledock for add-on accessories
Logitech G15 Pros:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard/devices/3498&cl=au,en
# High-visibility GamePanel LCD: Displays important system information.
# Illuminated characters: Choose from three levels of brightness.
# Six programmable G-keys: Perform single keystrokes or complex macros with six fully programmable G-keys. Create macros on the fly, without having to pause the action
My main aim is gaming so im looking for the best gaming keyboard if you want to sujest another keyboard under $100 post it up thanks.
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I didnt like Tarantula.... too overpriced & buttons aint placed ergonomically.
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ive got a g15 mk 2
it actualy has 18 programmable macro buttons, it has 6, but 3 buttons above to switch m1,m2,m3
its a superb keyboard -
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probably like lagging or having to unplug/replug
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I have the Lycosa keyboard, and I love it!!! I have not had any problems with it. It's very comfortable to type on and is easy to read when you play in dim light/the dark. I'd recommend that over the Tarantula.
I have the G15 LCD on my m1730 laptop, and it's alright. That's the main selling feature for the keyboard and it's kind of gimmicky. -
i have a G11 which is awesome. LCD display is so over rated.
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Seriosuly...i understand the need for Mouse... but Gaming keyboard?
I play with Microsoft Curve 2000 ...its quite good with ergonomically placed buttons. -
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honestly i agree with nocturnal
I mean i game on my laptop keyboard nd the cheapest microsoft mouse i could buy nd they are fine... if i were to buy a keyboard i would go for just a nice plane simple keyboards (like the small apple ones) rather than a huge bulky over-rated gaming keyboard
ps gaming is like all skill man... equipment will only do so much -
What game forces u to press more than 3-4 buttons at once? ..its just marketing that makes u think... ooooh i need a keyboard with hyperresponse..
For Gaming...mouse is more important than keyboard..if u ve read my Sticky (all you need to know about Gaming mouse) then u ll kno why u need a Good Gaming grade mouse.
But having a USB Multimedia keyboard is more than enough.
and Gaming keyboards are very heavy...especially Reclusa. -
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all can be done with average USB 2.0 Keyboard... unless u buy a 3rd grade made in china one.
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THIS is the keyboard to get.
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Nocturnal, I bought a gaming keyboard because:
1) Yes, it is more responsive than a regular keyboard. I haven't had any problems with button presses not being registered.
2) More comfortable to type on and use for gaming than a standard keyboard.
3) Better materials mean it's more durable and doesn't feel like a cheap chinese toy that will snap at any moment.
4) Extra features such as the ability to make any key a macro. -
keyboard is more about comfort and feel than anything else. if you like that nice, old skool clicky feel, you could get one of those mechanical jobbies.
i don't think there's any real 'performance' advantage to a gaming keyboard. -
Get the G15, the display is awesome with the SirReal plugin for it.
Razer Tarantula Vs Logitech G15
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by scottbenntt, May 14, 2008.