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> It looks beautiful As long as the marketing focuses on the flashy lights I can't bring myself to ever buy Razer anything.

• ivraatiems 5y ago
  That's the great thing about it. It's a big black piece of CNC'd aluminum. The only lights are on the keyboard and they can be turned off. I don't find it to be flashy at all, apart from the logo being a little overwrought. It's subtle; unless you knew what you were looking for or knew the logo, it looks much like any other highish-budget laptop. (The Razer Synapse program you use to control the keyboard RGB is annoying, it'd be a good weekend project to replicate its functionality in a free app, but it works for that purpose.)
  • jaywalk 5y ago
    > The Razer Synapse program you use to control the keyboard RGB is annoying, it'd be a good weekend project to replicate its functionality in a free app It's already been done: https://openrgb.org/ https://openrgb.org/
    • ivraatiems 5y ago
      Awesome. Thank you!
    • effingwewt 5y ago
      Much love for openRGB! Made my old ROG laptop so much fun! Having specific keys light up specific colors. Yet another case where the vendor specific software was complete garbage, but FOSS to the rescue. I also remember being able to make my PS4 controller LED change brightness and colors/shades/blinking, etc on release, and I don't think you can do that on a PS4 to this day.
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