Mad Catz S.T.R.I.K.E.5 Gaming Keyboard

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100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Decent EYE OLED screen ; Configurable layout ; Better than its pricier brother

Still fairly expensive ; Dead-feeling membrane keys ; Not exactly a looker

Macros that have accurate time delays and virtually no input limits ; Customizable in terms of hardware and software ; EYE OLED panel runs apps such as timers/stopwatches ; A keyboard that closely resembles the feel of a Mechanical keyboard feel...

Comfort somewhat comprised from glossy plastic palm rests ; EYE OLED dial quality issues

The Mad Catz STRIKE 5 is a good iteration from the STRIKE 7. Ignoring the touchscreen/OLED panel, the rest of the keyboard is almost identical between the two brothers. Some slight changes have been made in the STRIKE 5, some good some bad. For example...

looks nice easy to set up good custom options came with a free R,A,T 3 mouse (£30) real nice mouse lots of macro keys makes running programs at a touch of a button easy overall id say if moneys is not an option ore you a conisser who simply must have...

mabie a tad on the expensive side but treat it as an investment pro gamer needs the right tool for the job this things about 50% bigger than normal keyboard with everything attached so takes up a lot of space being an alienware owner more lighting...

Lots of features Looks great Very comfortable Keys have a nice press to them.

Maybe a touch to expensive

looks nice ; easy to set up ; good custom options ; came with a free R,A,T 3 mouse (£30) real nice mouse ; lots of macro keys makes running programs at a touch of a button easy ; overall id say if moneys is not an option ore you a conisser who simply...

mabie a tad on the expensive side but treat it as an investment pro gamer needs the right tool for the job ; this things about 50% bigger than normal keyboard with everything attached so takes up a lot of space ; being an alienware owner more lighting...

Lots of features ; Looks great ; Very comfortable ; Keys have a nice press to them

Maybe a touch to expensive

- Very nice backlit keys. - Lots of programmable keys for ingame functions and can easily switch between different profiles for games. - Modular Design allows for complete customization - Has a very sturdy feel despite the modular design

- Non-Mechanical, which allows for a full back light beneath the keyboard however it does require much harder key presses. - Profile packs that Mad Catz offer have only a few profiles for the Strike 5 & 7.

Very nice backlit keys ; Lots of programmable keys for ingame functions and can easily switch between different profiles for games ; Modular Design allows for complete customization ; Has a very sturdy feel despite the modular design

Non-Mechanical, which allows for a full back light beneath the keyboard however it does require much harder key presses ; Profile packs that Mad Catz offer have only a few profiles for the Strike 5 & 7

The customization is awesome. The lighting, the keyboard configuration, and the palm rests are all nice. The keys and buttons feel precise and have nice feedback

It is heavy, and because of that if moved around alot the rubber grips on the bottom will unstick. It can also be a pain to get setup right. So once you have it in place keep it there

the lighting, the macros, the eye

keys stick like crazy, it is an absolute trap for dust and hair, the mic/audio connectors are infinitely noisy they are not insulated from interference from the other wires ; after you have worked the keys so many times the plastic guides start to get...