RAZER launches the new RAZER NAGA V2 PRO
Boasting 3 swappable side plates, 19+1 programmable buttons, a Razer HyperScroll Pro Wheel, and Razer HyperSpeed Wireless, the Razer Naga V2 Pro packs more than enough power to dominate in every genre. #RazerNagaV2Pro #gamingmouse #tech #everytechever
Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today announced the new Razer Naga V2 Pro and Naga V2 HyperSpeed, the latest in Razer’s genre-busting MMO and battle-royale mice. Designed primarily for MMOs, with 3 interchangeable side plates on the Naga V2 Pro, and a wealth of new features in both mice, the new Naga V2 Pro and Naga HyperSpeed signal the return of Razer’s most adaptable…
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Razer wants $1,800 to fix my computer which I paid $2,000 for less than two years ago. Before I shell out that kind of money to repair it, does anyone have any gaming laptop recommendations? It would need to be light weight enough for me to carry back and forth from work (my last one weighs 5 pounds) and needs to have a relatively small screen (last one was 14 inches).
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So I kept getting in trouble for how loudly I type on my old keyboard...
Which was partly due to HOW I type (like a gaggle of pecking jackhammers), and the keyboard itself which was designed to make a nice clackity clackity while typing.
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So I did a little digging around for quieter keyboards, focusing on gaming keyboards because streamers like to have quiet keys these days, and settled on this Razor keyboard which was affordable for me.
Which is here: https://amzn.to/3x9dhw1
And yeah, it’s quieter. More of a tackatacka than clackity clackity (sad).
Also sad is that yeah, I am more of a PC gamer than console, but I haven’t had a PC that can run games in a very long time so I can’t say how well this one works for gaming. I had also thought my old keyboard was broken because it would duplicate the letter “i” often, but the Cynosa does it, too, so it must be me.
It also has lots of nice color changing options which I had to sign up for a service to be allowed to control (?????) which also allows me to put my keyboard settings on a cloud server to use on any device (????? the hell? I don’t want that....) but anyway.
A secondary feature I was looking for, which both keyboards above have, is spillproofing/washability.
I am clumsy and I often eat and craft at my computer. I also almost always have a drink nearby, so a keyboard that’s not going to die if I spill was critical.
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The Cynosa Chroma isn’t difficult to clean, but it was getting kind of tedious having to shake crumbs out now and then because I drop stuff a LOT, and also when I eat noodles, I somehow end up with little dots of soup EVERYWHERE (clumsy!!!) and those were a little more annoying to clean off.
So I thought it would be easier to just get a cover!
which is here, and is about $12: https://amzn.to/3I58Qcc
I have NO idea whether the Chroma I have is the 1.0 or 2.0, nor do I know the difference between the two, but I did have a little trouble finding a cover. It’s kind of old.
This one, the listing states over and over to make sure you’re buying for the correct keyboard.
I agonized over that for over an hour (anxiety woo!) before being convinced that yes, this was the right keyboard for the cover and placing my order.
Now, I have a feeling people kept buying this for the wrong keyboard (US version has a different shape to some keys than every other version because we have to be special I guess) and then leaving negative feedback or demanding refunds based on all of the warnings to make sure you’re getting the right cover from the seller and because they emailed me and asked me if I was sure it was the right cover for my keyboard before they were willing to send it.
To make sure there were 0 misunderstandings I sent them a photo of my keyboard.
Anyway.
It did take some getting used to using the cover because it feels different (silicone vs hard plastic) and it muffles the key sounds a little more (booooo), but it is infinitely easier to clean than the keyboard was because crumbs and bits can’t escape down under the keys.
I just pull it off onto the desk pad and wipe it well with a Clorox wipe, but it can be washed, too.
It does also kind of dull the view of the lights and plastic but they’re still visible. The ease of cleaning was more important than appearance for me.
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I caved and sketched up a very quick sexyman descendant. It’s Cabel the Computer, daughter of Colin the Computer! didn’t realise he’s also a sexyman tbh but here we are
She’s a bit of a geek like you’d expect, but not a complete computer genius. Her ADHD makes it hard for her to sit down and actually research something, but when she does manage to focus she gets like three months of work done in one sitting. Her other passion is music, and is most fond of keyboards and also DJing :)
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I find this laptop fascinating because as a gaming laptop—which is why would spend this much money on it, right—the changes this generation really aren't that practical. But as a cost no object laptop for general use including on-the-go use, that's such a nice package. You can legitimately compare that to a Macbook Pro 14 in size, build, battery, and display quality, I would assume, and viewed in that vein the performance you're also getting is wild. I see why they went for a much sleeker, professional look.
Lenovo's equivalent is probably a lot cheaper and mostly equivalent, so by all means that's the practical option. But even though it's quite minimal and solid looking for a gaming laptop, the Macbook-esque aluminum build of the Asus model will appeal to plenty of people who can afford the cost difference, I'm sure. Both are certainly interesting to compare to a more typical gaming laptop that's like 60% heavier.
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2024 Razer Blade 14 With Ryzen AI, Razer Blade 18, Razer USB C Dock And Aether Monitor Light Bar
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Cherry Has a New Generation of Mechanical Keyboard Switches
On Thursday, Cherry, the OGs of the mechanical keys, announced a redesign of its signature Cherry MX mechanical switches. The switch-maker is releasing the next-generation Cherry MX2A, which is promised to feel smoother and quieter. The first mechanical keyboard to feature the new switches will be the XTRFY K5V2.
This particular update will entirely revamp most of the Cherry MX lineup, including…
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GAMING KEYBOARD
This Razer wireless keyboard has 64 keys and offers various connectivity options. It is specifically designed for gaming and comes with HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, and a battery life of up to 200 hours. The keyboard also features Chroma RGB and a low-profile optical switch. The V2 Pro model is available in white. The low-profile clicky optical switches allow for faster keystrokes. You can connect via Razer HyperSpeed Wireless or Bluetooth 5.0, and enjoy up to 200 hours of battery life. The keyboard's ultra-slim design and durable aluminum alloy top plate provide a comfortable and sturdy experience. You can also customize your experience with the multi-function roller and media button.
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