Razor products - not built to last

[abbby]

Was rather disappointed as I thought supporting a local brand. Bought their keyboard 6 months ago and now it's spoilt. Many keys are not functioning. I used Logitech keyboard for 10 years and never had a problem. This will be the first and the last of Razor for me...

[Lisafuller]

Was rather disappointed as I thought supporting a local brand. Bought their keyboard 6 months ago and now it's spoilt. Many keys are not functioning. I used Logitech keyboard for 10 years and never had a problem. This will be the first and the last of Razor for me...

Had the opposite experience. Bought a Logitech iPad case with built in Bluetooth keyboard thinking I would use it as a portable computer but the damn thing stopped working in a little over a year. Cost something like $200+ but still went for it as it seemed more protective than the Apple Magic Keyboard and was cheaper as well.

[JWNYsg]

Originally thought it was shaving topic at first. My bad

[Pal]

Computer peripheral brand, Razor. Cuts you deep like their product.

[JWNYsg]

I think it’s spelled differently

[Pal]

Yup, no pun intended

[RimBlock]

Gamer products tend to be built cheaply and heavily gamer taxed.

I tend to go for audio company products rather than 'gamer' brands where sound is concerned (i.e. JBL / Makie / Rode rather than Razor and the like).

Specifically computer products can be problematic but my Keychron keyboard is significantly better than a comparably priced Razor one (around $150), for example.

[Pal]

Yup, learned the hard way too. Gamer products are over rated and over priced.