Customer Ratings & Reviews

Too loud and pricey. Found a better 60% quiter and boluetooth for almost half price.

Got this and the Logitech G Pro, and hands down you can see why Logitech is still the standard for which everyone is trying to catch up with. Don't get me wrong this is not terrible but should be $40-$60 less for what it is.

Awesome keyboard, horrible 3rd party software. caused my new computer to have slow startup and taskbar issues. looke up "Huntsman mini causing toolbar issues and slow startup" on google. your welcome. seems to only affect people with ryzen processors. so if your an intel lover your in luck.

The switches have a pretty prominent spring ping, but it's a decent keyboard. I just think there are better options for the same price. You will definitely need to mod this keyboard for it to be great.

Returned mine due to what sounds like a pretty pervasive issue with keys on the right side not working some of the time, seems to be a combination of a hardware and software issue. Additionally, about half of the keys are factory-set to have specific functions when Fn is pressed, important on a 60% board, and those aren’t remappable. Basically every other 60% board lets you map anything to anything, so it’s kind of baffling that Razer chose to hardcode those bindings in. I can’t recommend it unless you’re really into the Razer ecosystem and okay with rolling the dice on getting a good one.

Does what a keyboard does, I've had problems changing the light patterns, it's basically doing whatever it wants.

I really liked the keyboard but it’s drivers caused an issue with windows that messed up my whole boot time. Had to return it. I would have kept it if not for that. Good quality and fast switches.

Keys are too high up. How would you use W,A,S,D for gaming without hitting caps, shift or control? I wish I had tried gaming with it before return time.

I bought this keyboard because I wanted something small to give me more room to move my mouse. Considering that it’s a 60 percent there are definitely some sacrifices, most notably easy access to the directional keys (up, down, left, right) which I use pretty often. However, my biggest complaint is the key switches. For general typing they are quite awful. If using exclusively for gaming this might be a decent keyboard but if you plan to spend a reasonable amount of time doing general typing id recommend looking elsewhere.

It is really bulky and it does not feel premium at all, feel like a cheap toy I bought at the swap meet. Went back quick for the my hyper x TKL that cost less and feels way better.

The experience is a big meh to me. Nothing special. You could spend on a better keyboard. Razer is just over price, the feel and the clicky sound is not good enough.

Started acting up within a week. It started typing on its own

It’s a very nice keyboard but very pricey. The frame is aluminum and very nice quality. The keys are very loud but I like it, overall it’s good but I think $100 is a better price.

Great keyboard but I need the number pad, so returning

My first clicky keyboard. I definitely enjoy the tactile feel, but have been getting some ghosting occasionally, which can be frustrating.

keyboard is nice but it was just too clicky for me. another thing to consider before buying is that this keyboard is obviously missing its Function keys. this eliminated a lot of my shortcut habits such as screenshots, song change, recording, etc. I believe there's another way to use your shortcuts but I didn't really care to learn. i'm now stuck looking for the perfect Linear keyboard.

Worst decision I ever made. About a week of using the thing, the H, O, and P keys stopped working. It doesn’t pick up the function/control to change the RGB or otherwise, and downloading Razer Synapse for it (to try and fix it) crashed my PC multiple times. Upon boot up, the taskbar doesn’t work unless I unplug this sad excuse for a keyboard and then restart. It’s brand now and now borderline unusable.

bad for coding, no arrow keys, other wise good sound, nice size, well built

I love the colors the quality and sound of the keyboard is amazing you might think 80$ for a keyboard is alot but i see why its 80$ its worth every cent, once you get the feel of it youll see why it costs that much

The kb is great but its WAY too loud. The sound really resonates inside of the keycaps. I like clicky but this is just too much.