Razer Ornata V2 Gaming Keyboard: Hybrid Mechanical Key Switches - Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting - Individually Backlit Keys - Detachable Plush Wrist Rest - Programmable Macros

The fact a DECADE old office keyboard can be bought plugged in and work compared to this pile of garbage is laughable, it has a terrible typing problem that makes the keyboard totally unusable that's the only issue but its such a glaring and terrible flaw it makes the products only reason for being pointless, in essence a non-functioning product that shouldn't be bought or advertised, if you cant make it work and then all your "support" says its something else and then the LAST support option is that it might be your fault its fishy and predatory marketing not happy never buying razor again

When I connect this keyboard to my PC, it prevents proper switching between user accounts, and effects. I found that this is a well-documented issue in various online forums, yet Razer support have not been able to fix it for me after multiple rounds of correspondence, or provide a refund. They seem intent on simply asking for more and more information, hoping I'll give up.

El teclado es cómodo para la postura de los brazos, así como el momento de teclear. Da la sensación de los teclados de las máquinas de escribir electrónicas.

I was a looking for a keyboard to enhance my home office. Note that this review is from the perspective of a person who is primarily using the keyboard for typing not gaming. This is an important distinction because typists and gamers have different needs. I had been using an Apple Magic Keyboard but I wanted something more substantial and it had to have a num-pad. I wanted something that had some tactility but that wasn't too loud so i started looking at mechanical keyboards with tactile switches. I soon learned that mechanical keyboards can get quite expensive and not wanting to spend more than $150 dollars i came across the Oranata V2 and was intrigued: beautiful RGB lights, tactile, clicky, not overly loud, and well priced. After using this keyboard for a week I will say that its about everything i had hoped for.Pros : The tactile click is awesome, and since there is a membrane beneath the sound is dampened, there is a clear click but due to the style of the keys and the membrane there is a soft bottom after actuation. The RGB lights look spectacular and are fully customizable through the Razer Synapse 3 software. I have found that I'm extremely accurate with this keyboard and i feel that i'm maximizing my typing speed. The mid-height keys feel more comfortable to me and were easier to adapt to coming from the low profile Apple Magic keyboard. The included wrist support is a nice addition, i find it comfortable and it's nice that its included. The price makes this keyboard an excellent value. Macros are can be useful and can be assigned using the software. I like the wheel which i re-assigned from volume to zoom. Dedicated media butons, though i reassigned these to macros since i use my computer for work so media playback is not a priority.Cons : need to install Razer Synapse to be able to change the lighting modes, would have liked if the preset modes could be toggled directly from the keyboard. There is some variability in the keys (i.e. some feel more clicky than others). No USB pass-through. No dedicated macro buttons and though you can assign macros directly from the keyboard, the software takes the macro functionality to another level. Would have liked to be able to customize key assignment on a per program basis. Deck is plastic and not low-profile. The wheel lacks sensitivity.Overall I really like this keyboard, I'm very happy with the performance and feel that my typing ability has improved. I find the keyboard satisfying to use, look at and an overall great value for the money. Time will tell if durability is an issue, but for now I'm quite happy with the purchase.Other keyboards that i considered 1) Steel Series Apex 5 which is comparable but the louder sound of the keys deterred me also higher profile. 2) Logitech G 915 or 815 but the prices are much higher. 3) Logitech K845 however i found that this keyboard with Cherry MX Red switches and full-size keys, was actually pretty loud due to the key bottom and I did not want to order this keyboard with clone brown switches, also the full-height keys were hindered my typing (accuracy and speed) and linear switches seem to be more geared towards gaming. There are several mid priced TKL keyboards such as the Ducky One 2, however these weren't an option for me since i do a lot of data entry meaning that a num-pad was a necessity.

Bought a "good as new" for a very good price, and its still working flawlessly after a good 2 years of usage, if it breaks ill probably buy it againOnly problem is that to costumize the lightning you need leave the app opened and im lazy and dont feel like leaving it open all the time, but that's more of a me issue