If you can look past its tetchy software and are willing to pay the steep price, HP's Omen Sequencer is a homage to gaming-keyboard excess—in a good way.
By PCMag onThe price sits in a similar ballpark to the competition while presenting exactly what you’d want from a high-end gaming keyboard. Granted, it has some aesthetic gripes and a few glaring omissions, but the HP Omen Sequencer remains a stellar bit of kit.
By TrustedReviews onThe HP Omen Sequencer's optical-mechanical switches are cool, but the peripheral is not inventive enough to justify its high price.
By Tom's Guide onThe OMEN Sequencer is a great keyboard, even if it lacks a few of the features and always-intuitive software you’d expect from a keyboard in this price range. That said, its optical-mechanical switches feel noticeably more responsive than standard blue switches, and the red volume roller was a joy to use, but it's just a bit overpriced for what it offers.
By IGN onHP is keen for you to know about the optical-mechanical tech powering its latest OMEN-branded gaming mouse, the Reactor.Without going into laborious, granular detail, this innovation allows for faster response times, HP claiming a 0.2ms response for the...
By dailystar.co.uk onThe only problem is the price, as the Omen Sequencer will currently set you back a whopping £160 / $180. Its anodised aluminium frame does go a long way in making it feel like a premium keyboard (did I mention that lovely volume roller?), but that’s still a lot of money to pay for something I’m not completely happy to have as my main typing board.
By Rock, Paper, Shotgun onAlles in allem finde ich Tastatur grade mit dem präzisen Feedback und den Mediatasten in Kombination mit der hochwertigen Verarbeitung sehr gelungen. Die Makro-Tasten können sinnvoll sein, insofern man sie denn benutzt. Da ich auf sie verzichten könnte,...
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