Overall, this board appears to be a smaller, cut down version of the Tarantula. It offers the same speedy button pressing and polling, while removing the near obsolete BattleDock and reducing its desk space usage. This board feels nicer to use, and th...
Good backlighting, Good price, Performs very well, Good typing feel
Touch keys for media offer no feedback
In the end, the Razer Lycosa is a worthy adversary for Logitech’s new G15 gaming keyboard. The Lycosa has good looks, performs very well for gaming and general computer work and has fantastic software and drivers. The media keys weren’t my fav...
Backlit keys; stylish; great software and macro capabilities; solid tactile feedback.
Keys difficult to read during the day; TouchPanel requires backlighting set; no macro keys; glossy area a haven for fingerprints and blotches.
Razer boasts a strong set of software that enables plenty of options. That, along with some other gaming features, just might be the ticket for gamers. Our concerns focus more on the readability of its keys, and other design decisions. ...
Abstract: Razers Taranchula gaming keyboard is easily one of the PC gamers favorite gaming peripherals, and Razer has built on this success with the new Lycossa Gaming Keyboard. The previous Taranchula was unique in that it offered backlighting on the keys t...
