Doing it through the software is slightly less speedy but no less intuitive either way, the macros work smoothly and efficiently.Īnother feature of the X6 is a red backlight for all those late night frag fests. There is a macro key on the top of the unit that activates the record function and from there you can assign a key and go to town. You’ve got two options: you can either record macros in-game or create them in the Intellipoint software. That is a huge amount of flexibility and while we can’t see everyone taking advantage of it (players of first-person shooters, for example), some MMO players will definitely see the appeal.Įverything is very easy to program. Add in the fact that you can switch between three ‘bays’ of keys and you have a massive 90 macro spots at your disposal. There is also a strip of seven macro keys down the side of the main unit, making for a total of 30 buttons.
It connects to the keyboard via a proprietary port and the magnets make connecting it extremely simple. Since its keys also double as macro keys, this allows you to have all your controls at hand. While not featuring some of the more advanced features we've seen before, such as an LCD screen, it does provide a slew of macro keys, a red backlight and a fairly interesting detachable number pad.Īttaching via a very cool magnet system, the number pad can be moved to either the left or right side of the main keyboard. MICROSOFT'S X6 keyboard is a flashy, games-oriented keyboard.
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