7.5 out of 10
based on 183 reviews
Razer Arctosa
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User Score (176)7.4
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Expert Score (6)7.8
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Design (7)8.6
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Value for money (9)7.9
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Ease of use (7)9.7
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Durability (3)7.4
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Overall quality (2)5.0
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Compatibility (4)10
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CNET
13 March 2009
6.3/10You could be easily fooled into thinking that the Arctosa is just a regular keyboard, and not the gaming titan it claims to be. Read more
- Lightweight for easy transport, Anti-ghosting features
- Doesn't feel solid, Lacks killer "gaming" features
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Atomic Maximum Power Computing
9 May 2009A solid contender from Razer, if you’re looking for a basic gaming keyboard. Read more
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Mighty Ape
16 March 2009
8.0/10
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User Reviews
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"Great for people who can touch type..."
8.0/10Reviewer: Mighty Ape19 January 2009This is a fantastic keyboard. Admittedly I haven't had lots of time to use it only having got it this morning. The wrist rest is nice and the keys are soft and very responsive and its SO SHINY!!! It gleams when you hold it up to the light =D In any case it is a fantastic keyboard. One tiny little thing is that there isn't any back-lighting for the keys which means it makes it very hard to see them. Read more
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CNET
7.0/10Reviewer: Icy, CNET11 May 2009Lycosa is actually $115 currently with Arctosa half that $62-63, though it was as low as $70 when AUD was stronger. I have a Lycosa and quite like it not having too many buttons and taking up little space, though it is a dust/stain magnet and has to be cleaned fairly often. Read more
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