In Use
In everyday use the Saitek Cyborg makes a fine keyboard. The keys are comfortable to use, the wrist rest is OK (but sadly no padding) and the keyboard has two different incline positions (as well as flat), so getting comfortable is easy.
Programmable Keys
So having looked at the Saitek Cyborg’s lighting, now let’s look at the other big gaming feature, the programmable Cyborg keys (or C-keys).
There are twelve C-keys in total, six down each side of the keyboard, and their functions are decided by the setup in the driver software. The keys don’t do anything until you’ve [...]
Lighting
The lighting is one of the Cyborg’s biggest selling points and is controlled from the touch-sensitive panel at the top of the keyboard. It works in two modes, ‘normal’ mode or ‘Cyborg’ mode, that are toggled by pressing on the face icon, which when half-lit means the keyboard is in normal mode and when fully [...]
Well, there’s been a bit of a delay, but finally I can bring you my Saitek Cyborg Keyboard review.
Specifications
To start off let’s remind ourselves of the official features from the marketing blurb:
WASD, cursor, ‘Cyborg’ and NumPad key lighting can be independently controlled to highlight commonly used gaming keys
Touch-sensitive, backlit dashboard control panel including Media Controls
Multi-colour [...]
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