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

I cannot rate this because I never used it. When I discovered that the wrist pad could not be attached I had to return it because of my particular setup (inside a desk drawer) requires the support. It would have been helpful had they mentioned this or shown a slight gap in the picture between pad and keyboard.

- Current Thoughts - ***UPDATE - (7/20/2017) My replacement product arrived. Eureka! This one had no issues with the super-squeaky keys, and all of the keys make sound. Interesting differences : this one is much quieter than the first one sent (so much so that Im almost feeling like this one is defective - it barely makes more sound than my built-in laptop keyboard), also with the long keys that have a metal support, the bar is located on the side of the key that is harder to see. *** - Previous Thoughts - (7/18/2017) I have discovered that my Enter key on the Numberpad does not click AT ALL. I am quite distressed. Really, guys. For how much this keyboard cost, you send me a NON-CLICKY-BUTTON. Im sure the melodrama will eventually pass, but Im giving Razer a chance to reply to my review before I begin to storm the castle, flame rising in the back of my throat over a non-clicky-clicky keyboard. I shant call it clicky if it isnt truly 100% clicky. //dragon-noises// - Original Thoughts - (7/17/17)-- Pretty darn happy with it. The clicky is so satisfying, but it doesnt hurt the fingers. - General Opinion -- Keyboard layout itself is decent, well spaced. I like the illuminated bar that indicates Caps Lock/Number Lock/et cetera. Pretty colors, although a bit more vibrant than Id imagined. The keys with a metal support were so squeaky at first, it was incredibly annoying. Seriously, bad enough that I strongly considered returning the product. Seems to have improved over time, though. I do like that there are three avenues for the cable to pass through without inhibiting function. Love the wrist-rest. My computer is an old fogey that wont let me run Synapse, so once I get the new computer I can provide an updated review including that. - Design Notes -- The symbols keys are transposed (ie instead of / being the top part of the respective key, and ? being the bottom, theyre swapped). Not too much of an issue if you dont watch your fingers when you type, but I can imagine it could get very confusing otherwise. -- A few of the keys I have do not fully align to the keyboard - they arent precisely parallel to the keyboard and dont fall in a straight line like the other keys do. This doesnt seem to impact function, but annoys the living hell out of me.For me, these are Space Bar and Enter. -- Lighting on some keys doesnt shine through like the others, definitely wish that was improved. For me, the keys with less light are Backspace, - (numpad), Shift (both sides), Enter, and the top half of the ~/` key. -- The braided power cable is alright. Already started to fray where I try to put it into the slot to keep it in place (which doesnt really work - it comes right back out). I would have used a stronger nylon-based thread. -- The feet used to prop up the keyboard dont have the rubber grips that the keyboard and wrist-pad have. - Usage -- I use this for work and school, so its getting used probably 12 hours a day. My hands definitely feel a lot better using this. - Usage Issues -- Super squeaky keys at first, seems to improve with wear. I was afraid to WD-40 them, but strongly considered it. - *** Update to Usage Issues - Enter key on Numberpad is click-less. The key itself seems defective, the little metal bracket on the right side will not stay in the little housing below. I managed to push it back in, but when I hit the key, the bracket rises up as the key returns to normal position. Interesting note, this was the key that was most obnoxiously squeaky when I first got it. So squeaky I avoided touching the key entirely until tonight, when I realized the squeaks were cries for help.***

I like it, good design is strict but bright, while the palm rest goes well, nothing staggers, good product for the money, Im satisfied

I can only compare it with blue switch keyboards: It is a loud, precise click that might be for some, but it can get annoying for people that type a lot. Ive only had the keyboard for a day or two, but sometimes it bothers me to hear so much clicking when Im typing a long text in the middle of a quiet night with headphones that arent really much isolating. Otherwise? Razer Synapse software is A1, RGB effects are on point, best feeling on a membrane keyboard youre ever going to get, and I got it for a good price too at 30 USD. Shouldve also included the shipping weight, because the box weighs 4.8 lbs instead of the 2.1 that the standalone keyboard weighs (important to know if youre getting it shipped to another country).

i loved the design and over all quality but the clicking sounds it makes when you type a key is kind of annoying but mostly you get used to it and now i kind of like the clicky sound but at first you will probably think its to loud also i like how the ramp up to the keyboard is magnetic instead of the usual attaching ones that break easily

After using it my Dota2 mmr is increasing lol

This is a great keyboard it is my fav and will continue to be my fav. Its clacky but not overly so and the keys have a great feel to them. The wrist rest is soft and comfortable and the lighting is just a neat plus.

The product works as its said, and it feels AMAZING for the price.

For synchronizing lights, your best off to stay within their ecosystem but that gets pricy. Product works great though. Just be aware.

Its a pretty keyboard and the LEDs are gorgeous. You can have a rave with them. Unfortunately, the paint on the keys chipped so fast. I barely got to enjoy the new look. Other than that, I would recommend it.