Personally, I would gladly change the sound card for more USB ports. For example a headset could be connected for Skype voice, while other sound, including ringtone from Skype, will be heard from the speakers via the computer’s main audio card.

For me, not so much just some unneeded drivers that will be installed and use computer resources. For some users a built-in sound card might be an advantage. The built-in sound card has two 3.5 mm connectors on the back of the keyboard for earphones and microphone with individual mute buttons (above F6). I think the USB port may not be used for devices that will use much power from the USB, like hard drives without external power supply. More than one USB port would have been nice. The USB port can be convenient for connecting e.g. The USB port is placed on the back of the keyboard and uses the USB 2.0 standard. Logitech G110 has a USB port and a built-in sound card. I think it somehow feels “softer” for my eyes. If you have not installed the software the back-light will be blue. To change the color of the back-light you must use the included software. There is a key (above F11) to switch the back-light on or off. However, you cannot have different colors on different keys at the same time. Logitech G110 has blue and red back-light, that can be mixed in any way you please. Since I now have tested both keyboards, Logitech G110 and Microsoft Sidewinder X4, I thought I should write a review and comparison of the keyboards. Maybe next time I will consider a keyboard with a display. However, I think they are too expensive compared to how useful the display would be to me. I also think that the more expensive keyboards with a display seems really interesting (e.g. It should have a good price, but not necessarily the cheapest one. What I was looking for was mainly a back-lit keyboard. I have for some time been thinking of getting a new keyboard.

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