Cougar 700K Gaming Keyboard

I purchased the COUGAR Armor S Gaming Chair for my wife and she loves it. She is 5'1 and 125 lbs and the chair is a great fit for her and very comfortable. The build quality is what you would expect for a chair in this price range and I am certain it will hold up just as well as my SecretLabs chair has. I also find the COUGAR Armor S to be quite comfortable as I am 5'7 and a very muscular 185lbs. the width of the bottom cushion is definitely a bonus over the SecretLabs chair as I find it to be a bit narrow for my thicc thighs. Back height of chair and adjust ability of the lumbar support are all well within reason and able to accommodate a wide range of heights for adjustment. Shipping times for the chair were very reasonable considering COVID and the fact it comes from a third party as I recieved it in less than a week from ordering.

This works well with The Panasonic HDC HS 700K. It is very responsive and good audio capturing.

Love this gaming keyboard. Color changing looks great.

The HyperX Alloy Core RGB - Gaming Keyboard is all I ever needed and more. It's the best keyboard I've ever had and great looking too.

Best keyboard it has a great feel when typing or gaming

Absolutely love it best gaming keyboard I've ever had love the RGB set up

This pretty gaming keyboard is a sturdy product and has versatile connectivity. I like the feel of the keys.

I never had a Dell Alienware keyboard, but this one has surprised me how sturdy and well built is. I am really enjoying it, specially for gaming.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Basic solid keyboard. I own 2 and use them for gaming/work.

I'm using these with DCS, specifically the Hornet module. The interactive, clickable cockpit in the sim is great but interacting with the sim's DDIs with the mouse or keyboard binds can be clumsy and inconvenient, especially when speed and accuracy is required. I picked up the Cougar MFD button pads and a 11.6 monitor and spent a few hours getting everything setup. DCS recognized the Cougars and had every OSB and rocker switch already bound for the Hornet. Pretty cool! With the DDIs exported to the small monitor, the Cougars make managing the Hornet's various sensors, systems and weapons much easier. Construction is solid and no additional software or drivers are required, but the option to use TM's TARGET software is there for those who want it. MFD clarity on the exported display is also a huge improvement over the slightly blurry displays seen in the virtual cockpit. Using DCS's input modifier feature (i.e., identifying a button as a shift key), I was able to map additional functions to the Cougars. For example, while holding a modifier key on the throttle, I can use the Cougar buttons to control stores jettison operations. Not as cool as a dedicated button box, but still easier than finding the panel in the virtual cockpit and using the mouse to click stuff. The only negative I can think of is the button feel. All of the buttons wiggle/wobble a bit. It's worse for the toggles. They also don't have a tactile click when pushed but it's still easy to determine when they've been depressed. This is a very minor point and not even enough to detract half a star from this review. And I'm extremely picky about button feel with my various controllers.