EGMR Writes: The Katar is attempting to weave through the crowded budget marketplace, aiming to take down its competition with an extended smile.Daggers are deadly based on their covert simplicity; they can be hidden away quite easily and drawn out without much attention to deal in death. At a international price of $39.99 and R650 local pricing, does the Corsair Katar prove to be a cut above the rest, or is it merely a blunt blade that’s only good for buttering bread?
Hardware Info:Corsair K55 Core RGB Gaming Keyboard<br>Specificatio ns:<br>Rubber Dome Membrane Keyboard<br>Standard 104 key layout, with additional media, lighting, and lock buttons<br>1.8m USB-A 2.0 cable<br>Up to 1,000Hz Polling Rate<br>12-Key selective key rollover<br>One RGB profile stored in onboard memory<br>RGB LED backlit keys with 10 zones, fully customizable with Corsair iCUE software<br>Dedicated Play/Pause, Volume Up/Down, and Mute buttons<br>Lighting level and Windows-lock buttons<br>Powerful macro functionality, with iCUE running only<br>Two-Year Warranty<br>MSRP: $39.99<br>(Amazon Affiliate Link)Thank you Corsair for...
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CCG writes - "The Kone Air mouse uses 1 or 2 AA batteries so it is not rechargeable. The reason for allowing for only 1 AA battery is so that the mouse is lighter in weight for mobility use and capable of 400 hours of charge per battery. I can understand the reasoning behind the capability of only requiring one AA battery. However, the weight of the mouse without any batteries is 96 grams, with one battery its 119 grams, so the weight with 2 AA batteries is about 132 grams."
