From the manufacturer Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Technology for
low-latency wireless gaming Go with flawless wireless performance
for gaming, or connect up to 3 devices in Bluetooth—toggling
between them seamlessly with one switch. Includes detachable
USB-C cable for charging during use. Razer Mechanical Switches
for quick Choose between Green Switches with clicky, tactile
feedback, or Yellow Switches with smooth, silent keystrokes—both
paired with full-height keys for a classic, satisfying typing
experience. Transparent switch housing for brighter Razer Chroma
RGB lighting Its completely clear design displays the true
brilliance of what Razer Chroma RGB can do—from deep lighting
customizations to greater immersion as it dynamically reacts with
over 150 integrated games. Multi-function Digital Dial and 4
Media Keys for convenient control Configure them to pause, play,
skip and tweak everything from brightness to volume—the ultimate
convenience as you enjoy your entertainment. Doubleshot ABS
keycaps to withstand intense use Using a doubleshot molding
process to ensure the labelling never wears off, the keycaps also
have extra-thick walls which make them extremely tough to
withstand constant spamming. Plush leatherette wrist rest for
extended gaming comfort The soft, cushioned wrist support
perfectly aligns to relieve pressure on your wrists, so you feel
less fatigued when gaming over long periods.
Review: Great gaming keyboard - This is a great gaming keyboard,
with great customisation options (in terms of both lighting and
modes, key mapping, etc.). This is my first mechanical gaming
keyboard, after switching from a very old hand-me-down Logitech
G110! First impressions were of the good quality packaging, and
it was very easy to set up, pretty much plug and play if you
already have the Razer software installed, which I did as I
already had a Razer mouse. I like the feel and feedback of the
tactile switches, but this does take some getting used to if it's
your first mechanical! The keys are quite noisy but you end up
not noticing. Tactile is not so great for typing, such as in Word
processors, etc. as I keep on managing to either miss or double
hit letters, but again, this may just be that I need to get used
to it, and this isn't the primary functionality of the keyboard
anyway as it's aimed at gaming instead of typing. From my gaming
experience so far, it's been like night and day from switching
from the non-mechanical Logitech. The response is just so much
better and even when you are using it wirelessly, it has very
fast response times. The ergonomic wrest is great quality and
provides good support, the only downside is it remains separate
from the keyboard (there's no way to attach it to the keyboard),
so this does slide on my particular desk, which is glass, however
I will soon be getting a Razer Goliathus Extended Mat, which
should [hopefully] solve this. The battery life is okay, but it
does drain quite quickly under heavy usage. The battery level
indicator is on the side and very basic (in that it's just a tiny
LED that's green when charged or red when low battery or
charging), and it being on the side is a little annoying as it's
easy to not notice it. So I have had the keyboard die on me
during gameplay (not great when you're playing WarZone!), you do
get a notification on Windows 10, via the Razer Synapse software,
that it has low battery, but Windows notifications don't show for
me during gameplay, hence another reason it died. The battery
takes ages to charge via USB connection to the PC, however, if
you plug it in via USB into the mains, it charges a lot quicker
in my experience. I haven't used it connected via Bluetooth,
however I have used it via wired and wireless connection. Both
wired and wireless, in my experience, have been faultless. I love
how customisable it is, and you can easily sync lighting effects
across different Razer devices in the Synapse software, and
across different PCs due to onboard memory. It's very easy to
adjust key mappings, etc. in Synapse too. Overall, it's a great
keyboard, and I'm glad I took the plunge in upgrading!
Review: No backslash key! What rubbish'' - Packaged in a
luxurious feeling box, this keyboard oozes style and charm. It's
not all about its looks though. Oh no - this keyboard is tough
and can survive many drops and knocks without a problem. The
Cherry MX Green key switches make a clicking noise as you typing
so it may be a little noisy for some people (seek Cherry MX Red
and Cherry MX Red Silent key switches for those who like a silent
typing experience). Although tough, be careful because the keys
are the weak point. The Cherry MX Green switches have fragile
stems. This is the plastic "cross" bit you see when you pull a
key off a Cherry MX switch. I am a keen gamer as well as a web
developer, so I needed a keyboard that was multi-purpose. The
tactile experience makes my typing improve no end. I adore this
keyboard, and will be switching to Razer products after my
Corsair Strafe RGB didn't make the grade (it broke and the USB
port snapped after much use). I have been using this Razer for
about 12 hours a day for the last week and it works amazingly
well. One of the nice features is that is works wirelessly and
wired. You can use it as a USB keyboard (USB-C micro port) or you
can charge the internal lithium cell (1) and use the very
easy-to-configure bluetooth OR 2.4GHz connection if you have a
dongle. I cannot advocate for this keyboard enough. It's amazing
and one in a million. If you can afford the price tag then you
can do a lot worse for the money than this beautiful, sleek black
keyboard with its RGB colour effects that are handy when working
in the dark and you want to see what you are typing.
