Razer Ornata V3 TKL Gaming Keyboard: Low-Profile Keys - Mecha-Membrane Switches - UV-Coated Keycaps - Backlit Media Keys - 8-Zone RGB Lighting - Spill-Resistant - Magnetic Wrist Wrest - Classic Black

I'd been looking to buy one for a long time and i got it from amazon at an amazing price. A happy customer

The lighting effects are amazing and the keyboard keys are soft and not noisy like the mechanical keyboards

Bought a refurbished piece for home office because it was quite reasonableGood quality and lights are quite brightBeware they need some software installed if you want to run custom lightsKeyboard feel is good albeit a little clunkyExpect usual razor quality

If you need a simple, comfortable keyboard with numpad and RGB light - look no further. Typing experience is quiet and comfortable, you may adjust the light intensity and color (only a solid color can be applied, it`s not possible to set a gradient tho). The only downside I found - wrist support can`t be attached to the keyboard itself, so it slides freely around your table, which sometimes gets really annoying.

I got this for work, it's RGB colored not green only as the photo suggests. Requires a razer program to change colors to different effects.It's quiet but not silent, but really quiet for a gaming keyboard.Love jt

This is one of the best membrane keyboards. The keys are very light and sound decent. They are so light that sometimes you can make spelling mistakes. But overall they are a joy to type on.Lights - Bright enough but they are single zone lights with no individual key lighting. You have to use the Razor software to control the lights. When the computer switches on, they revert to default light setting which is rainbow lights. Once windows boots, they will go back to your chosen color.I could see no difference on gaming with this keyboard or a 20 dhs keyboard. Except that the buttons are really good to type on.

I purchased this to replace my previous Redragon gaming keyboard. And I had very high hopes... But in the end I have mixed feelings.First of all the keyboard doesn't feel cheap. It feels good high quality! It also has robust set of key functionalities.However, the buttons are definitely not low profile. They are in fact so high profile it is a joke to put this in the product description. Second, it is not a silent or even a semi-silent keyboard. The product description states silent membrane switches... which confused me to think the keyboard itself is a silent or semi-silent, but alas it is just a regular noisy tap tap tap keyboard.And last but not least - when you plug in the keyboard it starts flashing various colors like a Christmas tree :-} Now that's cute and all... if it wasn't for the fact that you cannot fully control this from the keyboard directly but I need to download a 0.5 GB app just to freaking stop my keyboard from changing colors every few seconds. Seriously! A half gigabyte app for this keyboard... Razer, please... On top of that the razer installer was trying to push me a bunch of bloatware, but at least those can be unticked.

All good