OC3D Review: OCZ Elixir II

[Luigi]

"Super slim for gamers in a tight space. But is it any good? We find out..."



Read on to find out our thoughts on the Elixir II here.

[°TheMadDutchDude°]

Is it me or is the link dead?

[AntiHeroUK]

It's not you mate I had completely forgotten that this keyboard existed..

[Luigi]

Originally Posted by name='°TheMadDutchDude°'

Is it me or is the link dead?

I was just living the review... had a little hick-up

[AntiHeroUK]

Wasn't a keyboard I would have considered. This review makes that even more so I suppose at the price it goes for it's not the worst keyboard, but the more expensive G11/G15/Saitek Eclipse etc are much better and worth the extra cost in my eyes.

[BloomerzUK]

It's cheap though. Looks okay, but as you said.. that '#' thing would do my head in.

[Luigi]

Originally Posted by name='AntiHeroUK'

Wasn't a keyboard I would have considered. This review makes that even more so I suppose at the price it goes for it's not the worst keyboard, but the more expensive G11/G15/Saitek Eclipse etc are much better and worth the extra cost in my eyes.

Totally agree with you.. I really didnt like typing on it at all

I think the original Elixir was much better, and G15 is still the king in my eyes.

[soapsupah]

i wouldn't go for it, and after the review i really wont go for it

i just need 3 things on a keyboard, anti ghosting / lights (yes my room is pretty dark all day ) and confortable typping.

[themcman1]

I need a small new keyboard - I have the G11 upstairs on a bigger desk but my new computer which will be staying downstairs on a small desk is using a little beige thing from ages ago.

As for that keyboard - it looks just about as bad as typing on a laptop.

[HypoglossalXII]

If you had to choose between the G15 and the Razer Tarantula, which would you choose and why?

-HypoG