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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This was my third keyboard I believe. I bought this not thinking too much but when it came I was impressed. The keyboard feels great and the keys are super responsive. I wouldn't consider this a gaming keyboard but it's great for typing.

I know that some people are really picky about keyboards. When I started looking into getting a new one for myself, I saw lots of people talking about things like how raised they buttons are, how much noise they make, layout, etc. Personally even though I use my computer a lot, and I'm always typing, I don't care that much. My only preference is (and it is just a preference for me, not a deal breaker) is I like lower, non-raised keys which makes typing more comfortable and less strenuous on the fingers, though it's worth mentioning since this is a gaming keyboard, I don't think it really makes much difference when gaming.My other preference, is I like a "full" keyboard layout. I don't care if the overall keyboard is big because it's a wired keyboard, so obviously it's for a stationary setup (if your not moving it around, why does size matter?) Also I like having the numpad, which I use quite a bit.Anyway, the whole reason I even decided to buy a new keyboard is I have gaming mouse that is also razer and I've really come to appreciate how cool having the ability to rebind and macro commands to different keys. My birthday came up, and I decided to get a cheap razer keyboard just so it would work with Razer Synapse.Honestly if your a keyboard connoisseur and you want to be able to control the RGB lights and have the keys make just the right amount of clicking sound or whatever, I'm sure you'll find something wrong with the keyboard and not like because it is pretty basic.If you are like me however and are just looking for a slight upgrade or something that works with Razer Synapse, this is a great keyboard for a reasonable price!My only complaint is by default the RGB lights are pretty bright, it's kinda jarring at night, even if you are using your computer with a nearby light to keep the room from being dark (which you should be doing if your looking at screen, it's better for your eyes). Also color of the light cycles on its own, which I don't really like. I don't even really care about RGB lights other than just allowing me to see the keys in the dark, so I'd rather they just stay one color. I don't care that much about it to take off a star though, and I've heard there are ways to adjust this either with third party software, or through something provided by Razer.

Requires a third party software to actually work and does not work with NZXXT if you have an NZXT coolerand app.the wrist thing that makes board look bigger is not actually a part of the keyboard so it is smaller than what it looks like which is bad. why show one type of build on previews then deliver something totally different?I'm generally disappointed with this keyboard and miss my previous keyboard that just worked out of the box and did not hold my pc hostage installing yet another software into my pc to just do basic stuff.the only positive thing I can say about it to be fair is that once the software is installed they RGB lighting is very customizable but it is not great in comparison to all of the other stuffs mentioned above.I'd be far more annoyed if the item was not on sale.