Keyboard and gaming mouse for 'No Gamers'

Not everyone likes aesthetics Gamer. I do not blame them, because I personally also flee from it all I can and try always to look for a balance between pot that works well and that does not seem a spacecraft full of lights and rare shapes.

Here Razer enters, company that usually has risked and very typical designs of the world of gaming, but that also has a product line designed for those who work in an office and want to have a keyboard, a mouse and a rug as God Send without attracting everyone's attention.

Here its productivity devices enter. The last releases are the Pro Type Ultra keyboard, the Mouse pro Click Mini and the large mat, which I directly consider a rug, the Pro Glide.

They are white, they are cleaned easy, they do not make noise so as not to disturb the colleagues and they do not have striking lights, huge logos nor are they thought, really, to play videogames with them.

I start by the mouse, which is a more portable version of the Razer Pro Click. While this thinks more about ergonomics and to be able to use it for hours and hours, the Razer Pro Click Mini has more into consideration the small being to go in a backpack and be able to take him to work outside of home or office.

It may also simply be a custom mouse for someone with smaller hands, but the case is that it works well, carries a battery to recharge it with a mobile USB-C cable or computer and includes a pair of extra buttons to handle Something better with Excel infinite.

Next to the mouse, is the Pro Type Ultra, a somewhat improved version of Pro Type that already had the company and that includes two cariers that I consider fantastic: it is wireless and mechanical, that is, that the keys have under switches that make Writing is more comfortable, have fewer mistakes and that your long-term hands suffer a little less.

It has its own custom retrace and combined perfectly in color and that has the ideal height not to force the wrist in the inappropriate direction, so that you save if you buy the keyboard.

When using a mechanical switch, one might think that this keyboard would bother office colleagues, but they are silent type. They sound something more than a traditional silicone keyboard, but they are away from the blue or brown switches of Cherry MX, for example.

And to top it off, the Glide Pro. This mouse pad is available in two sizes, being the largest that most strikes me the most because you can have a keyboard and mouse on the same surface and safeguard the table. Its color maybe it's the only bad thing, because although it combines and is discreet, it is going to be very quickly dirty. Luck with coffee spots.