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Saitek award-winning keyboard design just got better! The Eclipse PC keyboard features patented TrueVu key illumination for use in any light, from day to total darkness.True-Vu key illumination through the keys! The Eclipse 104-key keyboard features patented red LED key illumination and backlighting, Zero-Slope design and adjustable wrist rest for ergonomic comfort. It is a Plug'n'Play design with USB connector.
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Technical Details
- Black finish and silver keys with laser cut lettering for true illumination through the keys- Zero-slope design and adjustable wrist rest for ergonomic comfort
- Three lighting levels, volume control and mute buttons
- Night Vision Sensitive Red Hue
- Plug and Play USB Design. Windows 98, SE, ME, 2000 and XP compatible.
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By Nathaniel Wallis (Chicago, IL USA)
It's a snazzy keyboard. The light is GREAT, since my keyboard slide-drawer is almost always shadowed. My old one was matte-black, which meant I could never see my keys. The light is amazingly useful.
The one downside: the letters themselves are perfectly visible, but some of the keys that have more text aren't fully lit. For instance, the top number row, while the numbers are all lit fine, their shift-symbols are only partially lit. Still enough to figure out what they are though, so it's okay.
By Consumer Advocate (usa)
I guess I'm reverting to a teenager; I'm 65 but the backlight and see through keys are excellent for 1st person shooters in the dark (heightens the suspense and shock value). I also bought it because the red lights agree with my white/red computer room. As for the product, I've never had a more comfortable keyboard and would definetly recommend it to other touch-typers. Response is excellent, esp. for gaming. At the moment I don't have any complaints. I notice that some others have had trouble with its longevity, and if this fails to last, I'll re-do this review.
By friedrice (Arizona, queen creek)
Only have had this keyboard for a few days, I just love it, I'm a pecking type typer, and this key board is fantastic at night, don't know why i hesitated buying this for a month.
I took and applied the NAIL POLISH (clear), two coats....makes the keys feel smooth and the light still shines through the keys well, so far i like the wrist rest thing.
I'm using this with WINDOWS 7 and took 2 seconds for computer to find device. Best $32 I have spent in along time. Shipped in like three days!
By Mr. Ben (mid-michigan)
I'm a fast typist (70wpm), but when i'm playing games and using software like Premiere or Photoshop, the traditional "typing mindset" goes away and I'm left hunting for keys. Due to courtesy, a keyboard like this was required. I'll be up front: I paid about $60 for it, and the price seems to vary wildly (i've seen the blue or red models selling for $35 on up to $80), though I think fair value should be under $60. Why?
Pros: This is a straight up good keyboard. the keys feel good to me, they are responsive- though not perfect, the keys are the right sizes and in the predictable places for me (no oddly shaped enter key, no miniscule function keys like on my old MS board), and it works right out of the box on my Windows 7 computer (the volume buttons, the key-light-adjust button). And most importantly: the keys light up nice and evenly.
Cons: the volume buttons, mute, and brightness control button (4 in total) all feel exactly the same. When you're feeling around in the dark, it would be nice if these were differentiated. Still, worst thing that happens is you unmute something loud or briefly kill the lights on your keyboard- no major keys are hard to find. Also, at the price I paid ($60) it would have been nice if they included even a single USB port. Also, if you plunk down a few dollars more keyboards start getting really fancy with LCD screens and knobs and other coolness.
I can understand some peoples' complaints about the letters wearing, but that happens on a lot of keyboards and can vary due to many circumstances. To my hands, this feels like a solid keyboard and if you're in the market for a serious replacement board, this is a good choice that won't break your bank.
By D. Everts
This was my first backlit keyboard and as such I don't think I could ever purchase a non backlit keyboard again. So that in and of itself is a good thing.
Pros
-This keyboard is full size and sits level.
-The keys have a nice responsive feedback to them.
-Backlit keys are great.
-Still going after over a year and a half.
Cons
-The keys themselves are painted, leaving the letters clear so the backlight shines through. Not so much a con until you consider that the paint on these keys wears off. I now have 4 keys which are unreadable.
The keys are: s, C, D and .>
The left shift is also wearing off though to the right of the lettering only.
-Backlighting isn't uniform. It appears brighter around the C key and radiating outward. (This one isn't really bad, just an observation.)
-No drivers or software to install so the keyboard always defaults to the brightest setting regardless of your last setting. So if you have the lights off and reboot your computer it will default back to the brightest settings.
Conclusion
All in all, it has been a good keyboard that has served me well, however the longevity of the keyboard is lacking due to paint wearing off on keys. In fact the C key was wearing off within the keyboards first week of use. I highly recommend that you get yourself a backlit keyboard as you will love it more than you could believe if you have never used one. I just don't know if I could recommend this keyboard specifically due to the paint on the keys.
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