Rahman1937

When the Wii was first announced, it sounded really fun to me and I was looking forward to playing Zelda, slashing my sword around, using it to aim the bow etc. But, shortly after getting my Wii, I just wished I would have bought Twilight Princess for the Gamecube. Any game I play with motion is fun at first, but then after an hour I get bored of the game and it just feels gimmicky. I haven't touched a motion sensor game since. The whole time I am playing the game I am just saying to myself, "I wish I was using s controller right now."

Hello everyone. I discovered their live stream maybe two months ago and have been watching it every week since. I have always been a tech enthusiasts, but it has been really dwindling over the past few years. But, watching them being so knowledgeable, so passionate about what they are talking about, it has sparked my curiosity again. I find myself constantly looking up new articles, technology, and anything else since I started watching. The biggest thing it has done and made me want to go back to school to finish my Computer Science degree which will be this fall. So, I just wanted to say thank you for what you do, and hope you inspire others as you guys have done for me. Keep up the amazing work! :D

I was lucky and my k95 came in the mail yesterday. I have never owned a mechanical keyboard before so I don't have anything to compare this too but I absolutely love this keyboard. I find the feature where I choose what keys light up to actually be useful. I was doing some gaming last night and I only had the keys lit up that I used and when I lost my place with my hands, it was really easy to look down and re position them in a second. I haven't found a use for the programmable G keys yet, but we will see when I test this out with a MMO. This keyboard gets BRIGHT, I only keep it at 33% at all times. I do find myself using the wrist wrest, it attaches securely and will pivot up or down depending on the surface you have it on. One little piece that surprised me was the volume wheel. I was expecting some plastic roller, but it is actually made out of metal and uses a criss-cross pattern on it for grip. Not sure why, but that little touch of it being metal made me happier than it should have. I definitely prefer the wheel over a button that can only increase the volume in set increments. The only trouble I am having is with the placement of my left hand. I am used to having it near the edge of the keyboard, so I am keeping it too far to the left and keep hitting caps locks instead of the a key. Besides, that I have no complaint and am thoroughly enjoying this keyboard.

Mine is scheduled to arrive Monday. This will be my first mechanical keyboard and I can't wait to feel this bad boy under my finger tips!