Does anyone know how this compares to Moshi Palmrest? Preference? Thanks!
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Well, I've had the Kuzy for about a year, and it still looks perfect, just like the day I installed it. The only cons would be that the color/tone doesn't fit exactly the aluminum of the mbp, it is a bit brighter and darker, but once you get used to it you won't even notice it's there. The reason i didn't buy the moshi was the moshi brand on the bottom, although it seems to match better the color of the mbp. Anyway i would recommend the Kuzy.
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Idk what that is but this product Ive had for 1 1/2 years and it's really good. No issues at all but u can't use it with a case
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This is very helpful. Other discussions have also noted the the SE trackpad does not have multitouch either. I will follow your advice and get the regular nc10, thanks S. Quran!
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The answer is yes to both questions.Also,I find the full arm rests are more comfortable than the desk length arms.
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Never used a Razer mouse pad so I can't really compare the two but I don't think I would want to use anything else after getting this. My mouse never slips on it and the pads condition is still as though it is brand new. Maybe someone else has a definite answer for you.
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Typing is ok, but for using the mouse I use a mouse pad on top of the arm rest at times. Really wish the arm rest was softer, it's a problem. ..
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I am not certain of your question, as you said you have used it for years. As far as I know, it is a typical mouse, not sure what a palm rest type is, even after an internet search. I like it because it has the side buttons. I use it for normal computer use, not gaming. It is corded, has five programmable buttons, ergonomic ambidextrous design.
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My old MS Natural 7000 claimed a "padded palm rest" which turned out to be a little thicker than a layer of paint with just about as much cushion. How thick is the palm rest padding on this unit?
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That's odd. I ended up returning this one anyway. The Belkin one I bought is much better: Belkin WaveRest Gel Wrist Pad for Keyboards, Black (F8E263-BLK)
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Hey mate, I'm Razer's super fan. I got every type of Razer mouse. Taipan is a good mouse, nice responds and comfortable weight. Just a little bigger than Orochi. But for performance, Taipan is better. I strongly recommend this mouse. If you want a smaller one, Orochi will be a good choice.
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I think that touch & feel is awfully subjective and dependent on personal preference. But I'd say the keys on this board are relatively "tall" and distinct. In fact, this stands out for me because I'm on the heavy handed side and prefer this board's configuration to something like the Zagg tablet board that I'm typing this note on. Hope that helps.
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This wrist pad is filled with gel that feels like a brick. If you wanted a good mouse pad you are too late in the game. This is what I use and still works great today: Razer eXactMat and eXactRest Bundle - Mouse Pad and Wrist Rest I unfortunately bought a vespula and I learned quickly it was made out of plastic not aircraft grade aluminum and the wristpad on the vespula is filled with bricks instead of gel. See if you can find their old product from 2009 and earlier somewhere..
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The leather armrest is an very worthwhile upgrade. It looks and feels great. I am surprised that it was not included in this very expensive chair. And,yes, it is the complete armrest and very easy to install. I hope this helps.
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This is for sure the same mouse in a different body. The Perdition has the same weight system as well. If debating between the two mice I say it comes down to the cosmetics and the need for a thumb rest or not. Even the software for both mice are identical aside from the logo of course. I think I want them both, at such a low price point I don't see why not. What really gets me is this mouse info states it's been on Amazon since late 2013. Mind boggling as I've been looking for a true alternative to the G600 and Naga for such a long time now.
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Personally, I think the keyboard on the Sharkk feels much cheaper than the Logitech. I also think it's a bit thicker (haven't compared measurements). That said, the reason I went with the Sharkk was because of its rotating clamshell design and low price.
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I'm not sure if it tilted up where the wrist rest was, I couldn't get past the discomfort of a split keyboard. The wrist rest was hard not soft so in my opinion it wouldn't cush anything. Other reviews may talk about it more, sorry.
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Fairly similar, slightly lighter. I'll tell you now though, save yourself the headache. I HATE this mouse, I would rather use a TouchPad.
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I'm not sure how to rate the quality, but I did not like the product in general. The texture is fine for the palmrest, but the track pad feels weird and the sticker makes it lose sensitivity. Also, the track pad sticker was a little big, so the way I pasted it was longer on one edge than the other. It's difficult to click properly like that. The stickers can be pulled off easily. I guess I was expecting a smooth texture and a thinner sticker so it would be almost unnoticeable. In summary, palmrest sticker is okay; trackpad sticker, tedious and unnecessary. Hope that helps.