The unique palm rest that’s part of the setup can tilt and extend. Their durability might be in question should you do a lot of changing around, but most people will probably just keep one setup design and leave it at that. My only concern is that the attach points for the wrist and palm rest with dial and button are just plastic clips. Even the wrist reps can be adjusted in length. Mad Catz has included some extra cables to do so. Want separate out some of the parts a little more. Do you want a small keypad with the LCD screen on the left of the main keyboard? Go ahead. Seven parts make up the complete setup, but you can take and re-arrange some of those parts to your liking. For starters, it’s physically customizable. 7 that sets this keyboard apart from the rest. There are many features about the S.T.R.I.K.E.
I really like the solid feel of the cables that Mad Catz provides you with the S.T.R.I.K.E. Included are some extra cables of various length for the different types of configurations that are available. Neat the USB connector to the computer, it splits to allow for a power plug to provide the juice needed to run the keyboard and its parts. They are heavy duty braided cords so they seem like they can stand up to some wear and tear. and you can do so without having to get out of the game or application you are in.Īll of the parts are connected together with various USB cords. It’s easy to do with the touch screen interface on the V.E.N.O.M.
You can easily set the color with the touch screen as well as its brightness. The color spreads out in a nice uniform pattern across the membrane under the keys. The whole keyboard and keypad panel lights up in glorious color. With the lower height, the main arrow keys aren’t interfered with. These keys are set at a different height, also making it easier to know where they are located and to access them by touch. Another set of programmable keys are located above the cursor keys. These keys vary in different sizes so you can easily know which one you are pressing. On the left side of the keyboard, you can attach four extra programmable keys. So that’s Mad Catz’s reasoning, but if you’re dead set on mechanical keys, it probably won’t change your mind. We wanted our keys to be as quiet as possible, so that even if you game in to the early hours, nobody else in your dorm or house will have to know about it. We have made sure that the reset point is tuned to the position of the operation point, to ensure that fast input isn’t missed whether you are gaming or typing. Actions such as double taps would not work if the reset point was further back on the key travel than the operating point. We specified that there should be a bump in the actuation to let the gamer know that their input had been received the 60g actuation force helps deliver this tactile feedback.Īs well as actuation, the reset point of the key is also crucial for in-game actions. The goal with our membrane was to achieve great tactile feedback for our key input. Our actuation force sits in the optimum zone of this range and is specifically targeted at reducing muscle fatigue and discomfort whilst remaining speedy and responsive over long gaming sessions. Too low, and the key would not reset at a fast enough speed for gaming. Too high, and the long gaming sessions would start to take their toll on your digits. Our research showed a possible range of between 50g and 80g. We have developed our membrane to have a 60g actuation force. How do you cut through the opinion and provide something that is useful for everyday computing and long gaming sessions? Opinions on keyboard keys are highly subjective.
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