If that wasn't enough buttons for you, turning the mouse over we've got two more. With this being a 5000 dpi mouse, you can really get some speed and while it's not the highest dpi we've seen to date it's still extremely high. We've also got a scroll wheel which can also be pushed down and click left to right.Īlso present are another two buttons which give us the ability to adjust the sensitivity on the fly. The typical left and right are seen along with the back and forward thumb buttons. Heading to the other side of the keyboard, we've got a button that lets us mute the volume. Above the F3 and F4 key we have a toggle switch that disables the windows button so you don't accidently bump it in a heated fight. Six macros down the left, above that three Macro switches, and another one that helps setup the macros. With the Alienware brand, we expect the unit to be aimed more at gamers and we seem to have all the keys that gamers would want. Our understanding is that the two USB cables are needed to power the light which we have to say is extremely bright significantly brighter than the back lighting in the G15 and G19 Logitech keyboards. A shiny glow can be seen throughout the whole keyboard. Once we plug in the two USB cables into the back of our PC we're up and running.
Out of the box it doesn't look all that exciting with a matte black finish and each key having white letters and a white border. First, we have the Alienware TactX Keyboard. With that aside, let's look at what exactly we're dealing with.
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