 Okay, so today we're going to be doing a quick unboxing of the Microsoft Reclusa keyboard. Now you can see here based on the cameraman zooming in on nothing but this that it is powered by Razer and it has Razer Hyper Response Gaming Key Action with customizable gaming controls and profile management. So what Microsoft is saying about this keyboard is that it contains an enhanced English 104 key layout and it is engineered for gaming, which basically means yeah, that's the powered by Razer part because Razer makes gaming peripherals and Microsoft makes office peripherals. As far as I can tell, mind you, Microsoft has some newer stuff that's pretty cool for like gaming products too. So here we go, Hyper Response Key Action reduces key latency, maximizing response, you got profile management so you can create and store key mapping and macros for each game profile, blue backlit keys for low light conditions, great, and then two gold plated USB ports. Two? Huh. Okay, great. All right, and then over here we have customizable gaming controls with two 360 degree jog dials, one on each side for quick access during heated game play. Then you have four bumper keys, two on either side of the keyboard with an easy reach of the standard gaming keys. Now I have to question how these are within reach of any sort of standard gaming key because as far as I know, most standard gamers are using these. So these are in reach. Oh, my battery's low. This is going to fail. Okay, so we have six hotkeys, one touch of a customized hotkey executes multiple key strokes while you're playing. So basically these are macro keys. And I'm not going to open the box yet because I can see that the battery is low and I'm going to have to just like do a transition here or something. And we're back. So now we're going to actually open the box. There we go. This is the unboxing part of the unboxing now that we've already had the product overview part of the unboxing. So there goes the box. And here comes the second box. Yeah. Okay, so the first thing we find inside is CDs, which we get out by doing this. There we go. So we have a Microsoft gaming keyboard with software recluse. I don't even know what this is. Oh, it's a manual. So you should plug it into the USB port, install the software, configure the keyboard and awesome. Okay. Next we have the contents, the getting started guide. So to reduce the risk of injury, something about compliance with EU, something. Okay. Reclusa gaming keyboard, driver disk. Do not use this. Download the latest drivers from www.razorzone.com. I guess Microsoft would probably have the drivers hosted somewhere like on their site too. I'm not sure to be perfectly honest. That's the thing about these hybrid products where it's like one company's branding, but powered by some other company who did probably most of the design work. It's like, well, like who supports it at that point? I guess Microsoft. Ooh, this is nice. It's all like, it's all leathery and like rubbery leathery. You can see I can actually like press it down. That's kind of comfy. I'm going to have to try that out before the video is over. It's kind of a nice wrist wrap. Okay. Well, that was fun. Okay. Now let's get to the recluse keyboard itself. So this cord has to somehow come out of here. As soon as I get that figured out, I will lift the keyboard out of the brown box and then I will take special note of the, do not let your baby take this bag, put it over its head and then throw away the baby or the, oh no, they're telling you throw away the bag so that the baby doesn't get it. Okay. Awesome. So we can peel off this. So that's very shiny. Okay. So as you can see, we have the usual shine shot. So you can see how shiny the top of the keyboard is. It's a very weird shape, this keyboard actually. Maybe it'll look a little bit better once we put the, the wrist rest on, but it's like a very, like it's seems very oval compared to a normal keyboard, which would seem more square. And another thing that I notice about it is that it's really heavy compared to most new keyboards, which is kind of, it's kind of nice because it has that quality feel. Oh, here's a feature that I didn't know it had. Check this out. Okay. You have cable routing, like cable management ports all along the bottom of the keyboard. So you can route a bunch of different cables anywhere you want them to go. Looks like you can even take out these little routing brackets here, but that prevents the keyboard from being propped up on the cable when you flip it over. That's kind of nice. Okay. So we've attached the rest rest and, oh, this is stupid. Okay. So this wrist rest, you see how it's symmetrical? It would be perfect if my hand sat here when I was typing. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with this picture? No good. Okay. Well, I mean, this is okay, but you can see clearly here that my left wrist comes off of the, off of the wrist rest, which is too bad because it's very comfortable. So here are all the basic features. We have the, what appears to be a volume dial here. No, that's not a volume dial. I don't know what it is, but it's plus minus there. You can spin the dial. Okay. Then we have some hot keys here. Then we have those other keys here. And then we have WASD. This is all blue backlit when you plug it in. It's a fairly standard layout and the keys, hmm. There's a fair bit of travel and they're a little bit stiff, but I'd say overall they're quite comfortable to type on. Not too loud too, which is nice if you're a late night gamer and there are other people in your house who don't like to hear your late night gaming. So we've got a few more keys over here. These look like media eject. They've got a few pre-programmed stuff here. Things here, these are your back and forward buttons, which are apparently supposedly easily accessible while you're gaming. Now I'm sure there was something else I was going to say about this. Maybe the cameraman can prompt me. Or maybe there's nothing. Maybe that was all I had to say about it. Thank you for checking out my unboxing and product overview of the Microsoft Reclusa keyboard powered by Razer. I finally remember the thing I wanted to do. I had mentioned before this keyboard is so heavy, but I pulled out my benchmark, my benchmark golden standard for heaviest keyboard ever, this like fossilized model M, and I'm still giving the nod to the model M both in terms of key switch quality, of course, because it's the best. Oh, don't get too close to that. This isn't mine. I just received this as I hand me down from someone. I'm going to run it through the dishwasher first. I don't even know if I want to admit to owning this keyboard, but the point is that it is still heavier than the Reclusa.