Performs as advertised Keys are very slippery - to the point of causing difficulty in typing (hitting wrong key due to finger ideas slipping across tops of keys). No capability to improve brightness of illuminated keys - eventually they're not vibrant enough.

I bought this hoping to get more responsive keypresses during FPS games. What I found is keys so sensitive that just holding W to move forward meant forcing ur finger to stay down as any slight movement would stop you moving.

First entry to gaming keyboard and mouse looks and feels great, kids keep pressing the colour changing buttons everytime i turn around

This keyboard is great when you first open it but it doesnt last long. I kept hearing people call it inconsistent and i didnt get that but it really is. The keys dont all have the same consistent feedback or audible click and they feel like they are a bit unstable on the pillars that they slide down...

Razer's rubber-dome/mechanical hybrid switch is more psychological trickery than an actual revolution, but it's trickery that somehow works.

Little mechanical "click" disguises the rubber-dome underpinnings; Stylish and high-end compared to most rubber-dome keyboards; Generously padded...

As expensive as an actual mechanical keyboard; Still a rubber-dome keyboard at its core; with all the rubber-dome problems; Uneven lighting

I ' m not exactly sure why a keyboard manufacturer would want to merge mechanical - and membrane - switch technology; membrane ' s only real advantag e is its low price. Still, the Razer Ornata Chroma ($100) aims for this unusual hybrid, and while the system works fine, it offers neither the...

Good in-game performance; Convenient wrist rest; Pretty RGB lighting

Hybrid keys add nothing; Similarly priced keyboards are better

You can spice up rubber dome keyboards with a fancy stem, exotic keycaps, and extra features, but no matter what it's still going to feel like a rubber dome keyboard. Without deviation in their fundamental switch design, rubber dome keyboards rarely feel different from one another.

There's a reason you don't see many top-notch budget gaming keyboards : In order to check the right boxes and hit the necessary price point, manufacturers must either sacrifice features for the typing experience or the typing experience for features.

Attractively priced; Fine typing experience for any application

Limited features; Some adjustment may be required

best mechanical keyboard ive ever owned (hybrid)

clicky keys; quick response; short travel keys; bright vivid colors

wrist bad doesn't attach to keyboard so i can slide around a bit; need preloaded keybindings in razer synapse software

Would i recommand that keyboard if you want to try your luck (because nothing assure that you will have a functional keybord) sure get it,

works (so far) look new (for the one i received at least

i gave 3 eggs instead of 4 only because of those 2 points; i had no stickers in my box :( and the keyboard is not level (has a little wobbleing when sitting on a flat surface