Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Wouldn’t recommend this keyboard it has broken 3 times and I have to warranty it though razer which takes forever and then it just brakes again

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

Great keyboard but I need the number pad, so returning

To start, please don't make the mistake I made. I love this keyboard. It is small, has a fast response and seems to withstand the brutal force I use sometimes when playing some games. The issue was that I started using it without installing the Synapse software, which allows you to customize it to your liking. Once I did it, I had only good things to say about it. Yes, it looks tall but it feels very stable although it is too loud for me. Fortunately, it is comfortable and being compact, it not only saves space but it gives me the feeling of freedom with so much desk real estate, which is a nice thing when you play for hours like me. I'm not a young guy anymore but I love RGB lighting. Be it on my kitchen or home office/gaming room. The glow is bright enough and definitely fits well in my echo system. What else can I say about it? Other than the software interface that could be improved a little, I am very satisfied. I must admit though that I didn't get used to it when doing actual work. It was hard to not find the dedicated keypad as I would my regular keyboard but I just use the other one for other types of serious business.

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.

The overall build feels cheap. Wasn't the biggest fan of the switches, they're kinda clunky and they make this weird plastic-y sound. Like, cheap plastic-y. If you know mechanical keyboards you probably know what I mean. But, it works as intended. If this was priced at like $45 or $50, I'd be happier. This is definitely not worth $100.

felt light with cheap keys, and very loud. It’s a very loud keyboard. And overpriced for size.

They work well they sound okish. But I think it’s fine I guess but if you want something like this just get a ducky 1 2 mini.

Keys broken . Very disappointing. Waste of money. My daughter was truly disheartened. We still have not been able to return it as no transportation.

The lights on the keypad are cool but the response and feel of the keyboard leave a lot to be desired. The feel is very clunky.

Ever since I bought this keyboard it's been disconnecting my audio, hardrive, crashing my games and sending the most loudest feedback to my mic and interface. This has never happened before and I don't think a keyboard should be doing things like this.

Used keyboard lightly for a week then it broke. Keys are super wobbly and feel cheap. Recently bought an Anne Pro 2 and it’s perfect.

All keys dont light up..........,.....bad item..........

Keyboards base is solid and keycaps feel solid but the switches feel cheaply made. I have the green switches by razer.

This is by far my favorite 65% keyboard. Its small it can fit in my lap without it being too heavy and i can place it anywhere i may need it plus the way it sounds is just top notch for me.

Keys have alot of rattle stabilizers not that good especially on the space bar

It’s a pretty good keyboard for its price depending on what games you play

Hard to get used to if you prefer using a number pad. Not functional if you need a number pad.

The switches were Very rattley and has a lot of pinging definitely not one of my favorites