--- product_id: 73273291 title: "Feuire Saitek Eclipse II Backlit Keyboard (PK02AU)" brand: "mad catz" price: "₩12214" currency: KRW in_stock: false reviews_count: 7 url: https://www.desertcart.kr/products/73273291-feuire-saitek-eclipse-ii-backlit-keyboard-pk02au store_origin: KR region: South Korea --- # Media control keys Laser-etched keys Variable backlighting Feuire Saitek Eclipse II Backlit Keyboard (PK02AU) **Brand:** mad catz **Price:** ₩12214 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 💻 Elevate Your Typing Game with Style! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Feuire Saitek Eclipse II Backlit Keyboard (PK02AU) by mad catz - **How much does it cost?** ₩12214 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kr](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/73273291-feuire-saitek-eclipse-ii-backlit-keyboard-pk02au) ## Best For - mad catz enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted mad catz brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Stability You Can Trust:** Weighted base and rubber feet ensure your keyboard stays put during intense sessions. - • **Illuminate Your Workspace:** Transform your typing experience with vibrant backlit keys. - • **Whisper-Quiet Performance:** Enjoy a serene workspace with quiet, cushioned keys designed for long-term use. - • **Control at Your Fingertips:** Easily manage your media with dedicated keys for volume and playback. - • **Comfort Meets Functionality:** Adjustable angles and a cushioned wrist rest for ultimate typing comfort. ## Overview The Feuire Saitek Eclipse II Backlit Keyboard (PK02AU) combines functionality and aesthetics with its laser-etched illuminated keys, adjustable backlighting, and ergonomic design, making it the perfect choice for professionals seeking comfort and style in their workspace. ## Description Product Description True-vu key illumination in 3 colors blue red & purple 104-key keyboard features patented blue led key illumination & backlighting zero-slope design & adjustable wrist rest for ergonomic comfort features plug-&-play design with usb connector variable lighting levels compatible with windows 98/se/me/2000/xp silver & black finish features black keys with laser-cut lettering. From the Manufacturer The Saitek Eclipse II keyboard builds on the success of the backlit Eclipse and Gaming keyboards, now offering a choice of colors – purple, red and blue – selectable by the user and adjustable via a dimmer mechanism. The key characters and keypad illuminate making the Eclipse II keyboard ideal for use in any lighting environment. Solidly constructed from high quality materials including a stylish silver casing, the Eclipse II’s weighted base and large area rubber feet keep it firmly planted to the desk, while cushioned, silent keys mean hours of fatigue-free use. Key characters and keypad illuminate through laser-etched keys Media keys for volume control, play/pause and skip tracks Variable backlighting adjusts through dimmer mechanism Angle adjustment and extendable wrist rest for maximum comfort to suit the way you type Weighted base with large area rubber feet to keep keyboard securely planted to the desk Quiet, cushioned keys for hours of stress-free use Familiar 104 key layout ## Features - Key characters and keypad illuminate through laser-etched keys - Media keys for volume control, play/pause and skip tracks - Variable backlighting adjusts through dimmer mechanism. Blue, red and violet. - Angle adjustment and extendable wrist rest for maximum comfort to suit the way you type - Weighted base with large area rubber feet to keep keyboard securely planted to the desk - Quiet, cushioned keys for hours of stress-free use - Familiar 104 key layout ## Images ![Feuire Saitek Eclipse II Backlit Keyboard (PK02AU) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/615JyK4a2NL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: This saitek eclipse will not work with Windows 8 and madcatz say they are working on it! Mouse works, not the keyboard. . Any ideas?** A: Actually it did work on Windows 8. I used Windows 8 Pro edition for a week but then I decided to just downgrade it to Windows 7( Don't like Metro Features). I never had any problems using it though. Just plug n play.LED lights worked fine. What I can recommend is, make sure you update all your drivers and download all necessary files needed for Windows 8 for your motherboard. Also, you might wanna check Saitek/Madcatz website if they have drivers of your keyboard or mouse for Windows 8. Just saying, there might be. but on my case I didn't install any. **Q: Does this keyboard have clicky keys? I need to hear myself type.** A: You will be able to hear yourself type, but it is not an unusually loud click. The keys have a nice balanced respose to them when pressed; they aren't mushy; they aren't too springy. **Q: Is it comparable with Mac OS X.** A: I have a Mac mini and I use this keyboard it was just plug and play. I've had this keyboard for 6 years and it has been the best keyboard I have ever had. **Q: WHY is this under wireless if it is NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!** A: People make mistakes sometimes. It happens. You should calm down with all of the exclamation points. This is a perfect example of why people should do their research on a number of sites, instead of just one. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars Eclipse for Non-Gamers *by P***R on Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2007* I'm not a gamer, but I benefit from all the things the Saitek offers gamers: fluid keystrokes, solid and weighty base, lighted keys.Some notes:-What are the keystrokes like? Not as shallow as a laptop, not as deep as the logitech g15 or the ibm model m. Its a very comfortable medium depth especially if you type on a laptop as well as your desktop, the transition will be refreshing but not disruptive.Keystrokes and feedback (both tactile and sound) are very fluid; you'll hear a very very low-level 'snip snip snip' as you type; and you'll feel little resistance on the downstroke, followed by a solid stop (there's no doubt that you've pressed the key, therefore), and when you release, the upstroke pushes back on your finger (so there's no doubt that you've released). Not much resistance at all, the dominant experience is the solid stop at the bottom of the (medium-depth) stroke.-As a non-gamer, I *love* that it has an absolutely standard key layout, with the two alt keys on either side of the space bar, and the two windows keys on either side of that. No suprises whatsoever in the layout. This is helpful also because I have a ton of macros in autohotkey, and I would hate to have to readjust them all.-The lighted keys are obviously one of the bigger draws here. 1) they are *neat*. Would this keyboard be as special without the lights? Without the lights it would be a weighty-solid keyboard probably great for office work because of the relatively quiet and fluid keystrokes. The lights however push it over the top. Three colors, dimmer, can even turn the the key lighting off.-How effective is the lighting? Effective enough that if you're not sure where a key is you can glance down and figure it out, even if leaning back in your chair. However when you lean back like that, the topmost row (numerals and symbols, including the backspace key) is NOT visible. You have to bend over the keyboard to see the lighted keys there.What others have said is true - the purple light is the brightest; also, on startup it always defaults to blue, which is a bummer. It should remember your previous choice. Maybe in the Eclipse III.-Media and volume keys are handy, if rudimentary.-Someone mentioned that after a year of use, the keys wore down to the point where additional light was shining thru the center of them and one could no longer make out the alphabet marked on the key. I've decided to head off that potential future problem by buying a roll of "clear vinyl tape" (avail on amazon, few bucks; look for manufacturer JVCC). Take a strip, lay it across a row of letters horizontally, take a small sharp scissors like a sewing scissors, cut the strip to length. Then, snip the length of tape between the keys, and take a pencil eraser and rub/press the tape in between the keys. Repeat for the other 2 rows of keys. Presto, a 2-minute "keycap cover" made of vinyl- durable, cheap and replaceable. I dont know if it was worth doing, but if it means my keyboard will last two years instead of one, then thats fine.All in all, even non-gamers should buy gaming keyboards - they're better in every way for a writer or anyone who types a lot. The logitech g15 even has built-in macro keys where writers can store their snippets of text or other useful things. I went for the eclipse because my macro needs are taken care of with autohotkey and I just wanted solid normal keyboard that lets me type in the dark or in dim light. This one was absolutely perfect. Love it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars Very Good Illuminated Keyboard (w/Update) *by K***C on Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2013* I work a lot of nights so having a decent illuminated keyboard is extremely convenient. I have the Saitek Eclipse III for my personal system and I gave it 4 out of 5 (there are some design flaws) but if you don't need a ton of "Quick Launch" keys, then this is YOUR keyboard!!! This doesn't have all the one-touch launch buttons like the Eclipse III but it doesn't need to. It does what it does just fine and dare I say this is definitely my favorite keyboard to date!The only thing I could really nitpick is the interesting 'corners' they designed. it doesn't really serve any functions but it doesn't hinder it's operation but other than that, I can't find anything bad to say about this keyboard. it does everything I need and want. One thing that I commented about between this Eclipse II and the Eclipse III is the palm support.....this one is GREAT and the one on the Eclipse III is NOT comfortable or really that functional. This keyboard replaced my HP keyboard and it has the keys I use for my work system....VOLUME, MUTE, PLAY/REV/FF and the ILLUMINTION + or -.It is illuminated and the typing is great to the touch and feels like a gaming keyboard, which is the feel I enjoy typing on and it looks COOL!!! If you don't need all the quick launch keys, BUY THE ECLIPSE II.....it works great and has a much better palm support/rest than the Eclipse III.I am so glad I bought this keyboard and hopefully will enjoy years of faithful operation. I'm still as tickled to see it light up as I did when I first opened the box....it is an awesome keyboard and I'm sure you will be happy like I am!!!***************************************************************************************UPDATED 8/29/13 -I have the Saitek Eclipse II keyboard and liked them enough so I bought 2 of them. I still do a lot of late night work so it's nice to see the keys (10 key area needs better illumination) but it's a really good, basic backlit keyboard. I had to have the 2nd one ordered replaced once due to a out of the box broken palm rest and both caused some weird things to my monitor. It causes kind of a sort of 'ghosting' much more noticeable on darker backgrounds. It almost resembles a 60mHz hum seen on older CRT monitors (for those who remember 60 cycle electronic 'noise') or that similar to electrical/electronic interference.At first, thought it was my monitor so I bought a new Samsung LCD that is less than 2 months old including replacing cables. No real change (but I love the new monitor nonetheless...lol). So I narrowed it down to the keyboard. Here's the issue. When I select 'Blue' as the background color, you can barely notice the 'ghosting' (usually on darker backgrounds). When I select 'Red' as the background, you can definitely see more 'ghosting' and when I select 'Purple' forget about it...it's totally 'ghosting' everywhere and you can't really work/view anything because it's so distracting. Of course, if I unplug the USB connection and plug in a non-illuminated keyboard (my old HP one that's worn out), no ghosting whatsoever. Basically, when anyone uses my pc, I have to tell them to either leave the keyboard illumination turned 'off' or only on 'Blue'. I was really hoping to see if there is a software fix for this as I really love the keyboard in every other aspect, it's just that darned 'ghosting interference' that gnaws at me after the last few months. I hope there is a s/w update and if anyone else has had a similar issue, post it. º:) ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Génial *by A***E on Reviewed in Canada on November 28, 2012* le produit a été livré rapidement, il est exactement comme décrit en il est en bon état. 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