This foolish flaw has pretty much taken away from what I would have considered to be the best mechanical around, for design, comfort, durability, etc. End result? If your palm is clamped down on the wrist rest for quite lengthy periods of time, as it would be when gaming (especially when playing FPS), what tends to happen is that whenever you lift your wrist off of the rest, it tends to pull the rest up with it because it briefly sticks to your palm before falling and clonking loudly on whatever surface it may be resting on. For some reason, whoever designed it thought it'd be a grand idea to make the attachment for the rest area on the underside to be small and insecure. The more annoying negative has got to be the removable wrist rest. not that it is powerful enough to be distracting if it was anyway. For those saying it's like having a torch shone in your face, they are massively over exaggerating and unless you are strangely in line with those keys, which would be impossible unless you want your keyboard half a metre to your left, then it isn't going to shine anywhere near your eyes. Only negatives are the inability to dim the CapsLock, NumLock, ScrollLock and WinLock keys - though this is a minor and you do get used to it. which I guess they are, but that doesn't stop browns from making noise, even with the already installed dampeners. Brown switches are supposed to be unclicky. I wouldn't see why anybody would want anything else.
The brown switches are the perfect balance between gaming and typing comfort.
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