The two built-in USB 2.0 ports and gold-plated headphone and microphone jacks round

The two built-in USB 2.0 ports and gold-plated headphone and microphone jacks round out the package nicely, bringing it precariously close to total. Oh, and you can swap the keysets out, which is nice.What We Didn't LikeAs stable as it is, the Shift replica Concord Bennington Stainless Steel Silver Dial is still one thing made out of two different parts, and problems are bound to arise. Getting used to the split space bar is difficult; I eventually settled into the habit of using the longer left half and ignoring the right. I also had some pretty bad issues, ironically enough, with the left shift key not responding during long bouts of typing.

In gaming situations, it wasn't that much of a bother, but since I write thousands of words every day it often became terrifically annoying.The Bottom LineCan a gaming keyboard be too full-featured? With the easy-to-use customization options available on the core Steel Series Shift unit, it almost seems silly that the product has the keyset swapping replica Concord Bennington Stainless Steel Silver WoMen function at all. I'd gladly pay $89 for a keyboard with the quality of construction and features the SteelSeries Shift has, but given a choice between it and a model that was more or less one piece, I'd go for the one that didn't split the space bar down the middle.

If you see yourself regularly swapping out keyboard sets or you're looking for a keyboard that gives you the option to prove your love of World of Warcraft or Medal of Honor, then by all means partake. The SteelSeries Shift Keyboard was released by SteelSeries in October 2010. Currently priced at $89.99. A unit was provided to Kotaku replica Concord 0310713 Men's watch for reviewing purposes. Used the keyboard for both gaming and day-to-day writing over a period of three weeks. Tested with the default keyset and the Zboard World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King keyset.