Razer Ornata V3 X Gaming Keyboard: Low Profile Keys - Silent Membrane Switches - Spill Resistant - Chroma RGB Lighting - Ergonomic Wrist Rest - Snap TapECOLOGO

My first ever mechanical keyboard was a Blackwidow, and ever since then, I've owned mechanical keyboards. Some $150+ logitechs, corsairs, HyperX, even alienware. I wanted just a cheaper gaming keyboard for my laptop setup space, and was kinda unsure given the price and the keys arent actually mechanical. But was I ever surprised. This keyboard is FAR beyond expectation. The keys feel amazing, it actually makes my other corsair K55 setup feel like it has slower rebounding sticky keys. It's very quiet. The color controls are really easy, and the brightness range is no issue. The buttons are comfortable almost to press compared to others I've had. Honestly, I think I might swap over to this for my other setup as well.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This was a gift to someone and they got it in one piece with no issues even after a month of use so id say if you want a budget razor keyboard its not bad for the price

This would be my first razor keyboard. I don’t really mouse and keyboard games unless forced to the low profile keys the RGB is nice very bright. The value for the product didn’t break the bank and when my son got his gaming rig he as well bought one.

This keyboard was a great purchase for my first gaming keyboard. The key input is silent and is perfect for late night noise control. The keyboard is very functional and designed well and is easy to use. The feel is great and the keyboard is of high quality. The backlighting is customizable and is easily controlled. THE RGB lighting is also pretty. This keyboard has made a repeat customer of the company.

I use mostly Razer products. I previously had a red dragon keyboard. For the most basic of their keyboards I really like it. Keys feel great to the touch. Build quality is really good for the price, sturdy but not to heavy. Noise level is minimal on the key press. I also love that all of my stuff uses the Chroma RGB.

The keyboard itself is excellent — it types smoothly, feels light, and the keys are quiet, which I really like. However, I experienced some serious issues with the RAZER CHROMA RGB software. While it was installed, the keyboard often became unresponsive or laggy. Sometimes, pressing a key once would result in 5–6 characters being typed. At first, I thought the keyboard was faulty, but after uninstalling the RAZER CHROMA RGB software, everything worked perfectly. It seems the software was the problem, not the keyboard hardware.

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I really tried to like this keyboard but there are just so many unneeded cons- Biggest con is that it requires a 3rd party software to use it it starts out in a bright annoying sherbert mode that most people will not want to deal with so they download the software that takes up resources from pc to operate and does not save the settings in they keyboard like these things used to to work.- The wrist part of the keyboard does not actually work so it is not as it is advertised on Amazon it should be one part.- sometimes the windows key refuses to work they keyboard decides when you can use the keys which is mind boggling design.- there is no lock on the secondary functions so you must hold FN key to change tracks or turn things up...Only positive thing I can say is that the keyboard has very good RGB i have it glowing a beautiful cool forest teal that I set through the App ofc but it does not save the settings.Again I really wanted to like this keyboard, I gave it a few weeks but in the end there are just the two big things and then compounding little things that make it not at all worth keeping J:I'm going to turn it in and buy a keyboard that may have less RGB but it is what it appears on Amazon and it does not require an app to have basic functions... Razor really dropped the ball here and it's sad to see. Please do better people want to buy from you.