Thursday, January 3rd 2013
Razer Unveils the Orbweaver Mechanical Gaming Keypad
Razer, the world leader in high-performance gaming hardware, software and systems, today announced the release of the Razer Orbweaver, a customizable, mechanical gaming keypad designed with tournament-grade controls, ergonomics and full customizability.
Building on the huge success of its predecessor, the Razer Nostromo, the Razer Orbweaver lets gamers bind an infinite number of controls to 20 mechanical keys and a programmable eight-way directional thumb-pad. Only 50 g of force is required to trigger each key, ensuring that commands are executed as fast as users' fingers can act-and faster than the enemy can react. The thumb-pad can be used for movement or as a modifier for endless combinations. Armed with the Razer Orbweaver, gamers will be able to rapidly fire a vast number of spells, macros and abilities at their helpless foes, and they'll be able to do so with hyper-responsive speed and efficiency.
In addition to its inherent technical merits, the Razer Orbweaver also delivers comfort over extended hours of play with its adjustable rests modules for the thumb, palm and wrist. Each of these parts can be slid back and forth or tilted to suit any hand curvature or size, allowing every gamer to customize a perfect fit.
"The Razer Orbweaver is the ultimate gauntlet of game control," said Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder, CEO and creative director. "The feeling of having every command at hand to destroy the competition in so many different ways is just sublime, and the tactile feedback and fast key actuation from the mechanical key architecture gives you a feeling of satisfaction and an added edge in the games you play."
About the Razer Orbweaver mechanical gaming keypad
Get complete control with the Razer Orbweaver gaming keypad, featuring 20 mechanical keys and a programmable eight-way thumb-pad. You can bind an infinite number of commands to these keys that can then be rapidly actuated for the ultimate competitive advantage in combat. The Razer Orbweaver is also designed to deliver absolute comfort during extended play with adjustable thumb, palm, and wrist rest modules that fit perfectly to your hand.
This is the gaming keypad you want on hand to help you win every game you play.
Price: USD $129.99
Availability:
Razerzone.com - Order Now
Worldwide - Q1 2013
Product features:
● Full mechanical keys with 50g actuation force
● 20 fully programmable keys
● Adjustable thumb, palm and wrist rest modules for maximum comfort
● Programmable eight-way directional thumb-pad
● Razer Synapse 2.0-enabled
● Instantaneous switching between eight key maps
● Unlimited macro lengths
● Stores unlimited gaming profiles
● Backlit keypad for total control even in dark conditions
Approximate size & weight:
Width 154 mm / 6.06 in.
Length 214 mm / 7.95 in.
Depth 55 mm / 2.17 in.
Weight 300 g / 0.661 lbs.
For more information about the Razer Orbweaver, please visit www.razerzone.com/orbweaver.
Building on the huge success of its predecessor, the Razer Nostromo, the Razer Orbweaver lets gamers bind an infinite number of controls to 20 mechanical keys and a programmable eight-way directional thumb-pad. Only 50 g of force is required to trigger each key, ensuring that commands are executed as fast as users' fingers can act-and faster than the enemy can react. The thumb-pad can be used for movement or as a modifier for endless combinations. Armed with the Razer Orbweaver, gamers will be able to rapidly fire a vast number of spells, macros and abilities at their helpless foes, and they'll be able to do so with hyper-responsive speed and efficiency.
"The Razer Orbweaver is the ultimate gauntlet of game control," said Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder, CEO and creative director. "The feeling of having every command at hand to destroy the competition in so many different ways is just sublime, and the tactile feedback and fast key actuation from the mechanical key architecture gives you a feeling of satisfaction and an added edge in the games you play."
About the Razer Orbweaver mechanical gaming keypad
Get complete control with the Razer Orbweaver gaming keypad, featuring 20 mechanical keys and a programmable eight-way thumb-pad. You can bind an infinite number of commands to these keys that can then be rapidly actuated for the ultimate competitive advantage in combat. The Razer Orbweaver is also designed to deliver absolute comfort during extended play with adjustable thumb, palm, and wrist rest modules that fit perfectly to your hand.
This is the gaming keypad you want on hand to help you win every game you play.
Price: USD $129.99
Availability:
Razerzone.com - Order Now
Worldwide - Q1 2013
Product features:
● Full mechanical keys with 50g actuation force
● 20 fully programmable keys
● Adjustable thumb, palm and wrist rest modules for maximum comfort
● Programmable eight-way directional thumb-pad
● Razer Synapse 2.0-enabled
● Instantaneous switching between eight key maps
● Unlimited macro lengths
● Stores unlimited gaming profiles
● Backlit keypad for total control even in dark conditions
Approximate size & weight:
Width 154 mm / 6.06 in.
Length 214 mm / 7.95 in.
Depth 55 mm / 2.17 in.
Weight 300 g / 0.661 lbs.
For more information about the Razer Orbweaver, please visit www.razerzone.com/orbweaver.
18 Comments on Razer Unveils the Orbweaver Mechanical Gaming Keypad
Oh!
I know,
Just because ppl buy at that price ^^
I like gaming pads, and this one seems quite cool ... but razer drivers and software use to be extremely bad for their mouses and keyboards, i still use microsoft drivers for my lachesis. no bsod with this one :D
I really want to know what world razer lives in, the g13 is better in every conceivable way and has an LCD screen and only costs $65.
and the new one looks much nicer....cherry switches....and if the improve on the analog stick, im sold
I had the first n52te was branded BELKIN i use it to the death works perfect for me without issues.
Then i buy the refreshed Nostromo this time fully branded by Razer and is alot better than the Belkin.
I like this one i will consider it in future.
I still don't know them.
I have thought about picking something like this up, but I don't see any reason not to use a keyboard.
The price is quite expensive, but I think it is the only mechanical device of its type.
This is one of those things which you will have to pick it up and experiment with it before getting to know whether they are good for you or not. No one can tell you about your ergonomics.