Razer has, for a long time, made some of the best gaming keyboards on the market. For many people, particularly people working in an office or otherwise focused on productivity, their signature traits don’t have much appeal. They’re colorful, have lots of features office workers don’t necessarily need, and lack some features that premium keyboards made for work should have. This year, in the face of a COVID-19-induced home office boom, Razer has created a new set of “Pro” gear that reframes its products as high-end productivity gear made for discerning home office workers. The Razer Pro Type, its wireless mechanical “productivity” keyboard, shares a lot of DNA with the standard Razer Huntsman, but with a few key tweaks. Out with the Chroma lighting, in with Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless support. At the same time, it still offers many of the strong, “gaming grade” features that have always made Razer keyboards appealing. The result is a keyboard that brings the comforts of a gamin...

Razer’s first productivity keyboard blurs the line between gaming and office gear, and that’s a good thing.

Razer Orange switches; Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless; Can sync with up to four devices at once; Synapse software offers customization often reserved for gaming keyboards, including a macro editor; Built-in dongle storage

Battery life is less than stellar

Used this over a week now - great keyboard if you are wanting a wireless. Mechanical keys on this one still sound mechanical - if you are wondering how "silent" it is according to reviews. Can't complain. I like the fact that it gives u 2 choice - Bluetooh or the RF wireless dongle.

When it works, its fine, but because its constantly disconnecting its terrible. I have been trying to use the keyboard for few weeks now. Your in a game of Battlefield, your holding W, and it disconnects leaving you running with no way to stop until you pull the dongle and reinsert it, but your already dead because you have run into the open. While typing this review it disconnected. This is a widespread issue reported all over the internet for over a year that Razer refuses to acknowledge, so don't expect a fix. At least it looks pretty. I will be returning the product to the store for a refund.

Great looking, solidly built and does its job wirelessly well. Battery does not last very long at all if LED lights are enabled (will need a charge almost everyday). Wireless connectivity drops out randomly and have to pull out the the usb connector and reconnect for it to work. Bluetooth seems to be more stable.

Keyboard feels great to type on and looks nice, but has constant connection errors that plague typing, some of which are significantly hard to resolve. Going to try and return the keyboard because the connection issues are so frustrating.

Nicely built, attractive unit with great functionality. My one annoyance is that if you havent used the keyboard in several minutes, the first keystroke is lost, presumably “waking up the keyboard”. I have to continually go back and retype the first letter. This also happens when plugged into power.

Terrible keyboard. Disconnection issues and Doesn’t power down with the PC – will run flat within hours.

I got this as a gift for Christmas. This keyboard is my worst nightmare. Do not get this keyboard if you want to type more than one key every 10 seconds. The keys don't work half the time.