Razer Ornata Chroma Gaming Keyboard: Hybrid Mechanical Key Switches - Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting - Individually Backlit Keys - Detachable Plush Wrist Rest - Programmable Macro Functionality

I like this keyboard and use it on my gaming PC. The backlight colors are bright and easy to control with the Razer synapse app. They keys are nice and clicky but not overly loud and they have a good amount of resistance to each press to make them feel solid. The keyboard came with a wrist pad that is comfortable and soft to use with a good quality feeling to it. They wrist board attaches with magnets to the keyboard so its easy to remove if you don't want to use it. Ive had the keyboard for about a year now and have not had any problems with keys not responding or double clicking. I use this

New machine, new keyboard.Finally broken down and got an RGB keyboard, after demoing it at a few department stores I finally ordered one for myself.I gotta say, I'm liking it so far.Pros:- The "Mecha" Membrane feels strange at first but you quickly get used to it and then every keystroke feels natural. There's a very satisfying click every time you press one of the keys.- It's programmable and actually pretty easy to program following the instruction manual and using their downloadable software.- I also have a Razer mouse so I was able to link the RGB lighting to sync with each other...which i

Awesome. Love the mid-height keys and the way each key-press sounds. Imbues confidence, without sounding too much like cheap plastic as other mech keyboards do.I've been a Logitech fan through and through, but I needed a work keyboard that checks all the boxes above. Hard to go back to non-mech when you're so used to the reliability of buttons designed with precision and reliability in mind. Plus, one that's much easier to clean compared to the typical scissor switch keyboard! (Oh, god...)Anyway, summary:1. Very solid keys. Easy to remove and clean in solution2. Solid construction. Chassis its

I had been experiencing issues with previous keyboards. It was a combination of key height being a bit high, along with inaccuracies when I was typing. Of course, many of the culprits were membrane keyboards. Naturally I was looking at mechanical keyboards by Corsair and others along with Razer. I fell in love with the Razer Mamba mouse and knew their products were top tier. I realized that for the $60 price point, Razer packs one heck of a punch. After watching numerous video reviews online, most of who were actually bashing the whole membrane/tactile combination, for whatever reason I still

I've had a pretty good experience with Razer products in general, so I decided to upgrade from my old Razer keyboard (Anansi), to the new Ornata Chroma which was on sale. Of course the big selling feature with the Ornata Chroma is that the keyboard uses a "mecha membrane" key system. When each key is pressed down, the feeling is similar to that of a clicky mechanical keyboard. Typing feels much better compared to my old membrane keyboard. And since it uses a membrane instead of individual mechanical keys, the price is kept down.LightingThe main reason why I bought this keyboard was for the ill

I love this keyboard. I got this back on my birthday in July. I wanted to give myself some time with it before I reviewed it.1) The wrist rest is amazing! I had a just regular wrist rest before I got this keyboard and the fact that I never have to worry about it sliding around is amazing, but it's also just plain comfortable.2) Just a little side note here but... thank you razer for keeping long back space keys. THANK....YOU! No one wants a short backspace button, no one.3) This is my first time with a keyboard where I can customize the RGB and WOW! Do I love it. It's not necessary by any mean

UPDATE: I bought a second one for work! hahaI've finally found what I've been looking for after 4 years!!!!!!!I always liked the clicky feel and sound of some mechanical keyboard but, never fully. RAZER's Tartarus nailed down the feel of a the keyboard that I I absolutely love. The best that I can describe the feeling is that there is some feeling of resistance when pressing down on the key when traveling down, but when coming back up from a keystroke, you feel the key pushing back up, similar to a pop. I guess that would be the rubber membrane dome design. But yeah, that's how the Tartarus fe

So up until now I've only used standard keyboards that came with laptops and then had a logitech wave for 6 years.Decided since I built a pretty new rig it was time for pretty keyboard and mouse too... This just came in yesterday so can only speak for the 4 hours it was used so far.I don't know how a true mechanical keyboard feels or all the different kinds of switches that are used, but this "hybrid?" I guess feels amazing! Has smooth presses and a satisfying click that isn't too loud. Cords are long enough too where I folded a little up so it wasn't dragging on the floor behind desk. Next I