but the right side of keyboard, the hotkey thingy and trackpad looks nice meh

I bet you were like this....


Anyways. Razer is totally overpriced. Every. Single. One. Of. Its. Products.

The only thing I like from Razer is the Tron series.

Other than that....eehhh...not so.

GUCCI? I don't remember GUCCI products just falling apart or breaking after a few days.

3 of my old Razer mice died in a collective time of 11 months. My luck with Razer products is awesome. So anyone having thoughts to get a Blade, get a second opinion and a backup plan.

Logitech G700?

Add : The touchpad is more gimmick than function.

Imagine yourself in tense battlefield and somehow your hand need to leave the mouse and touch the panel, and then back to control the mouse again. I don't know, thats my expectation but how knows it come practical in real life situation.

Wireless or regular cabled?
I don't hate, but when a product/manufacturer can fail me 3 times in a row due to my poor luck or other factors, there is something very wrong going on here.

Design? I was hooked on the Razer design and propaganda last time, but after trying out different brands, I feel even though Razer is probably the most known gaming peripheral company in the world now, they got there through sheer numbers moved and lots of advertising and not with exceptional quality products.
2 years warranty covered by the distributor. Send it back to place of purchase and wait approx. 2-3 months to claim.
Switchblade was a concept 7" notebook. They did say it will never reach mass production.

Budget?

They don't send back to the US. The distro will decide what to do with them and lately they are getting picky regarding warranty issues.

SteelSeries Ikari Laser or ROCCAT Kone.

But around RM300 or so can get a SteelSeries Xai (if you don't mind ergonomic but it is one of the most comfortable ergos I used) or the Logitech G700 since it has a hybrid wireless.