Mad Catz PK02AU Eclipse II Keyboard

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O teclado Eclipse II permite uma escolha de cores de retroiluminação. Escolha entre roxo, vermelho e azul ajustável por um mecanismo de regulagem. Teclas com caracteres fundamentais e teclado numérico iluminado fazem do Eclipse II ideal para uso em qualquer iluminação de ambiente. Solidamente construído de materiais de alta qualidade, inclusive uma cobertura prateada elegante, o Eclipse II tem uma base equilibrada e pés de borracha para mante-lo firmemente sobre sua mesa, enquanto teclas almofadadas e silenciosas permitem usá-lo durante horas.


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Interfaces: Keyboard - USB

General Features: Integrated Backlighting, Palm Rest, Quiet Keys

Wireless Options: Keyboard - Cable

Layout Style: Standard

System Type: PC


Summary

Product Title: Mad Catz PK02AU Eclipse II Keyboard

Manufacturer: Eclipse

Power Score: 4.5 | 17 Reviews


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Product Reviews (12)

Colorful Keyboard

Strengths: Three color choices for illumination of keys. Glow goes through the keys and not just around them. Compact design.

Weakness: None

The keys on the Eclipse II have a great feel to them. The glow is nice for gaming in the dark since you can still look down at the keyboard and easily see the key you want. You have the option of three colors: blue, red, and purple. There is a knob on the keyboard to adjust the brightness of the glow or you can turn it off completely. Great keyboard, recommended.

By OpTiMaLhUnTeR - Jul 2, 2007

Great for Astronomers

Strengths: Red light and be set very low to preserve night vision. Relatively small footprint. USB allows easy use with laptops

Weakness: A side USB connection for a mouse would be nice. Key lighting is a little uneven.

I purchased to use with my laptop for controlling a telescope and camera for taking astronomical images. I have a red screen cover so my night vision is not effected when viewing the display but needed to use a red headlamp to see the keyboard. This was a pain. I was waiting for a reasonably priced red illuminated keyboard for years. Now with the Eclipse II (even has an astronomical name!) I can...
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By tuckeg - Apr 30, 2007

Saitek Eclipse II Keyboard

Strengths: Hefty stay-put keyboard.

Weakness: Not all keys are well lit.

I like the quiet keys. They have a good touch to them as well. It's a good looking keyboard too. I like the keyboard, but maybe there could be more backlights to cover all the keys better. For gaming, it still beats other non-lit keyboards. I do recommend this keyboard to others.

By KODY88 - Feb 18, 2007

Saitek Eclipse 2 Keyboard

Strengths: Great looks, nice feeling keys, quiet, sturdy, choice of illumination colors, USB connectivity, no software driveras needed, reliabilty of hardwired keyboard, no batteries needed, and night vision.

Weakness: Lack of PS2 connectivity may pose problem of keyboard not being found on start up. Black and silver finish shows every speck of dust. USB cable too stiff...it will not lay flat and straight.

Simply put, I just love this keyboard!!! An extra port on the side of the keyboard would have been nice for the mouse. As it gradually gets darker, the better the backlit keyboard looks. My desktop is definitely looking high-tech! I would recommend this keyboard to anyone, short of the blind. Definitely one of the best keyboards out there...five stars! *****

By BigNinja - Dec 26, 2006

One of the best keyboards out there

Strengths: Very nice design, high quality, quiet keys, extra media buttons.

Weakness: Backlighting not as bright as it should be, color defaults to blue each time keyboard turns off

I love this keyboard. I was going to get the first Eclipse version because I like the all-black look, but I decided on this one. I'm pretty satisfied for the most part. This keyboard has the standard 104 key layout, which is superb, and a few additional media control buttons: Play/Pause, Back, Forward, Stop, and volume controls. They don't work with all programs (can't get them to work with...
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By Xijar - Sep 26, 2006

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