Thanks to SteelSeries software, you can assign one of the three zones of the keyboard with one out of 16.8 million colors and four effects, for a cool custom creation. However the keyboard is more than a collection of glowing caps. The multicolored backlighting illuminated my keystrokes, even with the lights off. Thanks to the 1.9-millimeter key travel and 59 grams of actuation, I easily hit my 65-word-per-minute average on the 10FastFingers typing test. The island-style keyboard delivers firm, bouncy feedback, making it one of the best keyboards I've used this year. MSI and SteelSeries continue to make a great team. There's also Audio Launchpad, which maps sound effects to keyboard shortcuts, letting you quickly accentuate a sweet move. For example, the SoundTracker feature points out your enemies' locations based on sound. The app also offers several cool features that will help you get the jump on your gaming foes. Multimedia settings include Music and Comms. For gaming, you have Role Play, Shooter, Strategy and Racing. The Nahimic 2 software offers several presets to optimize your listening experience. MORE: Best 2-in-1s (Laptop/Tablet Hybrids)
The meaty sound of my sword slicing through drowner flesh was just as satisfying as the staccato drumbeat, hand claps and violins that make up the game's battle music. I had a better result when I began playing Witcher 3. However, the bass wasn't as pronounced as it should have been, and the drums took a backseat to the rest of the action. However, that was still better than the Alienware 15's 222 nits, but not the average for the Equinox (293 nits) or the P55W (321 nits).Īlthough they're relatively small, the pair of bottom-mounted speakers packed a potent punch, filling my bedroom with Sade's sultry, yet plaintive alto during "No Ordinary Love." The audio was clear enough for me to hear the strident strums of the electric guitar and the piano chords. The Stealth Pro also fell short on the brightness test, averaging 242 nits, missing the 264-nit mark.
The Equinox, P55W and Alienware 15 are much better at 1.4, 1 and 0.5, respectively. Measuring 1.9 on the Delta-E benchmark (0 is ideal), the Stealth Pro's accuracy leaves something to be desired, however, falling short of the 2.5 average. The Stealth Pro's score matched Equinox, edged out the P55W (110 percent) and flat-out beat the Alienware 15 (60 percent). Most of the Stealth Pro's vividness comes from its ability to reproduce 111 percent of the sRGB color gamut (100 percent is excellent), which is better than the 90 percent mainstream average. When the water was deep enough, I dived down, admiring the warrior's ashen hair flowing freely about his face. I started heading downstream during The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with Geralt trudging through waist-deep water, creating miniscule ripples in the blue-green liquid with every step.
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