 Today I have an unboxing of the ASIO Lethrivatron and I believe what they mean to say is levitron but you can clearly see this E is backwards in elite gaming manner. In fact it's the Lethrivatro-Bolzine or crosshair. Lethrivatro-Crosshair. Okay, whatever. It's the Lethrivatron gaming keyboard. It is a high performance gaming keyboard. You can manually toggle the keyboard from standard mode to gaming mode. Adjustable keyboard backlight will keep the action going even when the lights go out. So this is a backlight keyboard with programmable macro keys. 10 times 3 programmable macro keys. So use them as hotkey shortcut, specific keyboard characters or whole keyboard sequences through the keyboard software macro keys. Automatic profile switching with the launch of user specified program or the press of the key of the keyboard will be right on board with your game plan by automatically switching to the right profile. Very cool. So that's what they mean by 10 times 3 macro keys. So 10 macro keys with up to 3 separate profiles. Media keys including volume up, down and mute keys for convenient audio control. Also equipped with replaceable Corasida gaming function keys with keycap remover. Very cool. So I'll show you guys that once we open it up. The control of the battlefield with the long description that if you really want to you can pause the video and read it. Okay customizable keys, auto profile switching, 3 profiles command center, that's the software, macro keys, media keys, package contents and this is all stuff that we've covered before. Oh limited lifetime warranty, that's interesting. You don't see that very often on a keyboard so there you go, limited lifetime warranty from ASIO. Okay, open this baby up. Oh look at that. Lifetime support in addition to warranty by phone, by live chat, by email. Huh. Really not very often you see that on a keyboard. Very cool. Okay we got a quick start guide here in color. Showing you the macro keys, the command center, the media keys, other more different macro keys, product features which we've covered twice now. Let's see if there's anything. Okay the keystroke life is 5 million. This is a membrane keyboard so something to bear in mind is that at the price point this keyboard is at with the backlight built in that is to be expected you're not going to be getting a mechanical keyboard at this kind of a price point. Alright let's take this out. And let's have a look at the Lethri Vachrasern in more detail after I cut this open with my knife off camera. Oh no wait no I got it, I got it. Don't turn it off just yet. Ah no my phone's ringing. Okay I'm going off camera. In the baggie we find the replaceable gaming keys. So you can see here there's our S which, hold on, W A S. Now I'm confused. Oh no W and then A S. You know what let's get the keyboard out of the bag first. That will help us and make things more efficient in the long term. Okay keyboard. The overall look of the Levitron is actually fairly good. It's got a glossy black finish just around the keyboard itself. The keys have a matte finish to them and then around the outside of it there is more of a matte finish. Okay all of the control center keys up here these are glossy. You can actually manually switch between the profiles or you can use the software to make it so that it will automatically switch between the profiles. You can control the level of the LED backlight. You can lock the windows key. That is a very useful functionality. The last thing you want is to accidentally minimize your game. And let's have a look at the positioning of the macro keys. So there's five macro keys on the very far left, five more macro keys on the very far right and I'm just going to do a quick evaluation of what I think of the actual key responses themselves. They're very short travel so you're not going to have to press them down a whole long way in order to get a response out of them. What I would compare this to, not necessarily in terms of key response or feel, but in terms of the travel distance is something from Razer's gaming keyboard lines. So where they use like a... You can hear they're very quiet. So the switches are extremely quiet, very low travel so just the general feel is similar to what I would get from one of their keyboards, although not with the glossy keys. Okay, so the hello world. I am seeing what I think of this keyboard. Not bad actually. It's a little bit mushier than I would personally prefer. I do like a little bit more tactile feedback, but it's a trade off because it does take a little bit longer to press a key that has more tactile feedback. In terms of the layout of the keyboard itself, I'd say there are no glaring errors other than the positioning of the backspace. Personally, I have small hands and I very much prefer a long backspace and then a shortening of the enter key. So just putting this guy right here is my preferred layout because nobody presses enter up here, but many people press enter here. Long shift keys, that is a must for a gaming keyboard. And then WASD, everything is laid out as normal here. We do have our media keys up here, so there's your play, pause, as well as your volume adjustment keys. I think that pretty much covers everything on the front of it. Let's move around to the back. So it does have little feet that you can go ahead and flick up, so if you want to increase the angle of the keyboard towards you or decrease it, all you have to do is flip those. And then let's have a look at the key remover. So it does come with a key remover tool as well as replacement keys for most of the gaming area keys themselves. So why don't we do R. Huh, look at that. That was easy. And then we can take R and we can put it back on, and now R has a reload button on it. And if you really wanted to screw with someone who you know who has this keyboard, you could take one of your spare keys and you could do something like that just to be a jerk. Be a jerk really slowly. There. Oh no! Which one's the A key? Ha ha ha! That's pretty much it. Alright so thank you for checking out my unboxing of the Levitron from...