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BenQ Zowie Celeritas II: Tailor Made for E-Sports - MMORPG.com

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imageBenQ Zowie Celeritas II: Tailor Made for E-Sports - MMORPG.com

E-Sports: it’s a wave taking over the PC gaming industry. Whether you’re an aspiring pro or a gamer who’s never watched a stream in his life, you’ve heard of the filled arenas and millions in prize money. Today, we’re looking at a new keyboard from BenQ Zowie, tailor made for e-Sports players and aspiring pros (and dropping the RGB). This is our review of the BenQ Zowie Celeritas II.

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  • JudgeUKJudgeUK Member RarePosts: 1,696
    It already wins the award for the daftest product name
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  • GruntyGrunty Member EpicPosts: 8,657
    JudgeUK said:
    It already wins the award for the daftest product name
    Yup, it's a fuckin' keyboard not some fashion designer brand.  Does that II mean they already named a previous model like this?   :s
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  • blamo2000blamo2000 Member RarePosts: 1,130
    I've never been interested in e-sports but its nice to see ads/reviews for something other than console controllers for the PC. It was beginning to seem like the master race was dead. Whenever I open Steam I think I entered the Twilight Zone with them trying to sell me controllers even in games made for the vastly superior KBM controls. And half the comments on real games being made seem like they are from people either questioning if the game supports uncivilized controllers, or demanding it support them.
  • BlackWatchBlackWatch Member UncommonPosts: 972
    It's an 'okay' product for the pricepoint.
    - no macro or media keys/volume controls
    - USB passthrough or additional ports?
    -Board mounted or plate mounted switches?

    The switches are interesting, true enough. Probably the main point of interest for me with this board.

    While RGB isn't necessary, having the option to change the color of the backlight should almost be a baseline option for any new keyboards.
    - No, not looking for some rainbow/spectrum feature, just the ability to set the backlight to something other than red.

    Where is the TKL (tenkeyless) option?

    Would love to see a standardized PBT keycap set on this.
    - At least the keyboard uses a standard row1 which makes purchasing replacement caps fairly easy.
    The font on the caps isn't over-the-top/flashy (amen to that).

    I'm all about seeing new tech and new hardware from more and more manufacturers. I really am. I just would like to see them start out with something at or above the same level as the other major players.

    They have a name/brand going for them, that's for sure.
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