The keyboard's alright, but the spongy wrist pad is challenging to keep clean. I like the ergonomics of the mouse, but it's a dirt collector. They need to find a new material for the bottom that doesn't accumulate grit. The biggest problem with the Sculpt is that you can't associate new devices with a single dongle, so you'll tie up more USB ports unless you buy preconfigured combos. That's extremely shortsighted compared to Logitech, which allows you to associate up to 6 devices to a single dongle.

In fact I have - the Razer StarCraft II Zerg Edition Messenger bag[0] - it fits perfectly in the general compartment. Email me if you'd like some photos.

[0] http://www.razerzone.com/licensed-and-team-peripherals/starc...

The spec says it uses 128-bit AES. https://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/b/sculpt-ergonomic-...

I couldn't find anything on Google to contradict that. Link?

One more reason to enable two-factor authentication and install anti-WiFi wallpapers on the walls ;-)