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I've now had this mouse for over a year, and there's constantly problems with the sensor jumping all over the place, if even the tiniest hair gets in the way, or an imperfection in the mouse mat. Have never had issues like this with my previous bunch of Logitech mice. The scroll wheel also beginning to be worn out. When scrolling it tends to jump 1-2 steps up for ever 7-10 that is scrolled down. This could perhaps be caused by hair or dirt, but disassembling the mouse to clean the mouse wheel is not really something that should be left up to the end user. Then there's the CUE (Corsair Utility Engine) software. It's decent. Then suddenly one day all the hotkey actions I've mapped no longer worked. After contacting Corsair, the solution was to downgrade to an older version of the software. I wonder if Corsair have heard about Quality Assurance before releasing their software. Although, as I recall, the equivalent Logitech software wasn't much good either, so that's a tossup. Creating macros using the CUE software is decent. Editing it, however, especially if it's a long recorded macro, is a hazzle. You can only navigate through the list of macro steps using the scroll wheel. Have tried navigating using the arrow keys and the page up/down keys, with nothing happening. Having to scroll through 30000+ entries, trying to find certain events to fine tune them becomes tedious and cumbersome. This is often not a big issue, as it's not that often one have to readjust a macro. The main reason I bought the mouse was that I needed a new one, and that I have the K95 keyboard, which I really like (if looking beyond the CUE annoyances)

Orded APC RBC123, received APC RBC2. This was a backup for the UPS battery, so it was put in storage for a couple of months until needed. When needed it's the wrong battery. Edit : After contacting them they replaced the battery with the correct one immediately.

If you want a mouse with high precision, which doesn't act up with every little grain of dust, then stay far far away from this mouse. Wanted to replace my worn out Logitech Anywhere MX mouse and thought I'd finally go for a MMO mouse that matched my Corsair K95 keyboard (which I think is great). However, every time the Corsair Scimitar RGB encounters a hair on my Steelpad, it throws the cursor every which way on the screen. I'm almost certain this is because it's an optical sensor rather than a laser sensor, as my darkfield laser (the Logitech) never (ever) had any issues like this.

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Boostdb's review is basically my thoughts exactly, with these few additions + Full size keyboard (explained below) + Simple and beautiful design - Capacitive keys (explained below) - Very poor battery life on keyboard (explained below) First, I focus purely on the keyboard, as I rarely use the mouse (if I can avoid it). Not saying the mouse is bad, just that I don't really use it that much. This is a proper full size keyboard. The [Insert], [Delete], [Home], [End], [PgUp] and [PgDn] keys are placed horizontally rather than vertically. Many manufacturers try to save space by breaking the proper layout, and placing these keys vertically. You have your [Win] (or [Super]) keys on each side of the spacebar, so you don't have to reach for the [Win]/[Super] key combos (shortcuts in Windows and Linux typically). Also you got the [Context] (right-click) key on the right side of the spacebar, which also tends to be removed by manufacturers to save space (forcing you to move you hand from the keyboard to the mouse, if it's not there). The capacitive keys are broken and causes battery drain. The sad thing about this keyboard, is that they idea of the capacitive multimedia keys are actually a nice one, if they worked properly. There's a sensor of some sort, that registers when you hold your hand near the capacitive keys, and I think it's broken. Often the capacitive keys just light up and blink, as if something is hovering near them, thereby activating them. Sometimes they even seem to be activated randomly, thereby either launching an application, stopping playback or even starting playback. This in turn causes the built-in vibrator to activate at times, and all that combined tends to not only be annoying, but also drain the battery much quicker than it should. I've been looking for ways to disable the capacitive keys completely, preferably through software, but haven't found any, yet. Now I'm considering actually taking the keyboard apart and severing the connectors to the capacitive keys, simply to stop their random activation on their own. If the capacitive keys (or their associated sensor) weren't broken, then this keyboard would have gotten at least 8 or 9 out of 10. As it stands right now, I can't go any higher than 4.

Delivery (well, I picked up at local outlet) took no more than 1 business day. Nice and fast. Unfortunately the product (Yamaha YSP-2200) didn't give the surround effect I expected (a fault with the product and my living room, not a fault with Hembiobutikken), so I'm returning it. Quick response to my queries, less then 24 hours response time (I've sent my query in the evening and it was answered when I got home from work the following afternoon/evening). At my request they even sent a return slip, so I only have to hand off the package to the freight company, and they will take the freight cost out of the money they're returning, which saves me a bit of money, since company freight is cheaper than private freight. So all round great and expedient service.

So reading all the reviews for this unit all over the interwebs, all praising it to have amazing surround sound for a Soundbar, and it being sold as 7.1 surround, really cranked my expectations of this unit up high. Sadly I'm disappointed. Unable to get the OSD display working. I'm probably doing something wrong, so my rating isn't affected by this. I have a rectangular room with the Soundbar a bit off the center and the couch on the opposite side of the room. Not optimal but definitely not the worst either. Center sound and bass is very nice for the device. Front left and right sound are there but hard to distinguish. Back left and right sound are non-existent, at least to my ears. I've run the auto-setup twice, even moved the Soundbar to a higher position to give it a better "playing field". Both times it was configured with 5 beams 1 sub, which I assume means I should be getting 5.1 surround sound. I had hoped I could get decent 5.1 surround without actually having to get a real 5.1 speaker setup.

Pros: * Big screen for few money. * Nice and slim bevel. * Easy to navigate menus. Cons: * Backfacing HDMI and antenna etc. * Hard to tweak the colors, especially if that dynamic thing is enabled. I'll jot this down to my ignorance on how to tweak it correctly. * Really, hugely annoying hum/buzz when showing anything but complete black. So annoying that I'm thinking of returning the TV. Especially bad when showing white or really bright colors. * Bad TV signal, compared to my old Panasonic Plasma, almost looks like it's not finetuned. * Sound from TV channels very tinny. Sound in general very bad. Shouldn't use the internal speakers of the TV. So the hum/buzz is what makes me rate it as low as I do.