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This keyboard is just awsome. The clicky sound, the lighting, the styling all combined make this keyboard a dream to come true. It feels like I bought it straight-up from the factory. Your top choice for gaming. Get the stealth version if there's someone who may not like its clicky sound.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
What can I say... Well, first of all, the build quality is sub-par. This keyboard feels cheap and bends like no other. The switches are loud and rather inconsistent. By loud I don't mean loud and epic sounding (like an IBM Model M), but loud and annoying. They are tinny and ear wrenching. As said before, the switches are inconsistent. Every switch feels different, and the switches die randomly. Yes, I have had 2 of these keyboards, and both of them suffer from terrible key chatter and sometimes just stop working randomly. This is not the kind of keyboard that has easily swap-able switches. It is also a pain in the rear to customize. Razer Synapse only detects the keyboard half the time, and that 'on the fly macro creator' is absolutely not 'on the fly.' Speaking of misleading terms, this keyboard advertises "10 KRO." Guess what this keyboard doesn't have - 10 KRO. For those who don't know what KRO (Key Roll Over) means, it basically means that you can press up to 10 keys before it stops recognizing inputs. Although I have achieved 10 KRO, I often only achieve 6 KRO. Not much of a big deal, though as my Model M doesn't even have 6 KRO as it is membrane based, but still misleading. The only real good things I can give this keyboard is 1: It's mechanical so it's probably better than most rubber domes, and 2: getting one used is often extremely cheap (I got mine for 20 bucks) Don't buy it for the new price of over 160 dollars.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I'm building a pc and chose this to be my keyboard and am glad I did! I love the fact that you barely have to press down the keys for them to register. Here are my pros and cons on this keyboard. Pros: The under glow looks awesome and is bright enough to see in a dark room. Very easy to press the keys down, great for fast paced games In which you have to react quickly. Has very nice grip on my desk and wont slip around while your gaming. When you plug in the keyboard for the first time, it gives you the option to download Razer Synapse 2.0. In this program you can customize the keyboard in so many ways. Also you can add key bindings to it such as "when I click f12 go to www.google.com". This makes it easy to get around faster which I really like. On the left of the keyboard there are 5 extra programmable buttons. This is good for MMO games. Cons: This is possibly the loudest keyboard I have ever used! If you do something like YouTube I recommend getting the stealth version which is a ton quitter. The programmable buttons are hard to get used to. The m1 key is the same spot esc would be. Also m2 is where tab would be, m3 caps, m4 shift, etc. Over all this is a great key board overall that I would recommend to any gamer.Read full review
Awesome keyboard. The lighting is really nice looking and easy to dim or brighten, the clicking sound that the keys make when you type is pretty loud but you get addicted to it, the USB port and sound adapter on the right side of the keyboard it makes it really easy to plug in your mouse or headphones or both. This is a great keyboard in every sense of the word, and I strongly recommend that everybody invest in this.
This was my first mechanical keyboard and for the price I paid, around 35 dollars used in good condition, it rocks. The thing that surprised me the most of this keyboard is HOW HEAVY IT IS! It's very well built and hardly flexes at all. The only thing I don't like about this keyboard is the script on the keycaps. I don't care much for the font but other than that it's a solid board. It doesn't really bother me that much because I'm a touch typist. I don't need to hunt and peck for letters. If you can get over the text or are a touch typist, it's an awesome board for you. Buy one that looks clean! You'll love this keyboard.
Verified purchase: No
