I got it, it worked for like a few weeks then the space bar spring mechanism broke and I had to contact Steelseries about replacing it. But as for the Pros, the lights are very good and the keys are very responsive. It's a little odd having to USB...

Is a complete joke, the way they handle support is a just nothing short of a laugh. I requested replacement parts for the space bar, they told me to do an RMA on the board itself and issued me an RMA number. Two weeks later I sent the keyboard to them...

They keyboard is very aesthetically pleasing. I personally love the wide spacebar and hope that continues and actually hope that more companies use it as well. The lighting functions are decent, and the keyboard does offer a lot of versatility with...

I've had nothing but issues however with this keyboard. Especially since this is supposed to be a "gaming keyboard". Playing a game with this keyboard is extremely frustrating. I'm pretty sure I've had to fight this keyboard more than my enemies ;...

Lots of colours and macros ; Comfortable to use ; 2x USB 3.0 on back

Anti-Ghosting does not allow you to press more than 2 keys at a time for example W,S, and X. Inconvenient for CS:GO and Arma 2-3 I found

Lights up and has lots of buttons

The buttons are poor quality and don't feel good to press. they often get stuck. to the point i found it unusable ; the lights arnt that bright and the software is also sub par ( not to mention it doesnt come with the software) ; to big

Lights up and has lots of buttons

The buttons are poor quality and don't feel good to press. they often get stuck. to the point i found it unusable ; the lights arnt that bright and the software is also sub par ( not to mention it doesnt come with the software) ; to big

Purchased while building my new gaming rig. There are an abundance of macros/layers to use, to be honest most of which I won't ever need the full breadth of. I have had absolutely no trouble with using the software from SteelSeries to configure this...

None

Purchased while building my new gaming rig. There are an abundance of macros/layers to use, to be honest most of which I won't ever need the full breadth of. I have had absolutely no trouble with using the software from SteelSeries to configure this...

None

a lot of colors ; a lot of keys to apply commands to ; quiet

colors are not so bright, and you need to have the software running to change the colors. If you bring it somewhere else and use it on another computer and push one of the four color changing buttons, you will loose your set up

a lot of colors ; a lot of keys to apply commands to ; quiet

colors are not so bright, and you need to have the software running to change the colors. If you bring it somewhere else and use it on another computer and push one of the four color changing buttons, you will loose your set up

Great build ; A lot of customization available with the colors ; Great size ; 2 USB ports on the back of the keyboard

None so far or should I say size for someone who isn't looking for a bigger keyboard