WTF lmao!! I bet you this guy hasn’t even tried either one.

“you can program any key, although there aren’t any extra keys, which makes this a bit awkward if you want to keep you normal key configuration.”

What? How is it awkward if you want to keep your normal key configuration? Just don’t bind the key to something else. This makes no sense.

The G series keyboards have pointless LCD screens. The only thing they are good for is Ventrilo and performance monitoring, considering 1 out of every 4209430 games support the damn thing.

I own both the G19, G15 and Lycosa and I can tell you I bought the Lycosa after buy both G series keyboards. The build quality alone leaves the Razer ontop. G series has incredibly clunky keys that click and clack like a keyboard from the 90s. They have nothing to offer such as Razer’s anti-slip, the wrist rest a cheap piece of plastic that raddles — it is almost as if they spent all the money making the LCD and G15 screens. And how do you not even mention the anti-ghosting on the Razer Lycosa? And WTF is a twisted rating?

Computer hardware features mean nothing if the build quality sucks. Razer is known for EXCELENT build quality. Trust me, I own Logitech 5.1 surround sound, the headset and I have owned all their gaming peripherals. I am in no way a Razer fanboy, such as this reviewer is Logitech fanboy — I just know enough and have tried enough. I keep my opinion unbiased. The Lycosa is for GAMING. I use my Logitech DiNovo for typing and browsing, for it is hands down the best keyboard for doing so. No where does the Lycosa advertise that it is good for typing and should not be judged as such. It is made for ONE thing — GAMING. If you do not have a favorite keyboard for typing, if you are in fact into writting reviews and/or just typing in general for everyday use, this keyboard is clearly NOT for you. If you game AND type, you should clearly get something for each since you are spending most of your time doing one or the other.

I give this review a twisted rating of a 100/10.