The green switches have a great feedback and give you that clickity goodness.

It also has varying effects such as a wave of light when you reach your ultimate as well as when you activate it

The force required and the actuation point seems to be exactly the same, this is only the audible sound and tactile feedback that I can tell is noticeably different

Mechanical feedback is great, the lighting and software is great, it looks great!

The feedback is better than the Brown switches, and the keys make a very noticeable "click" at the actuation point

unless you really need to input alot of numbers into a document, or really need macro keysPros:-Amazing build quality, aluminium-Vibrant RGB lighting-Tactile feedback from the really nice mechanical switches-Durable and long lasting-Hyper portable, even has a carrying case you can buy separately-Cable routing, seriously under rated feature-Great drivers from

Its well made,its comfortable, the rgb is pretty, there is literally nothing i dont like about this keyboard

The effect is just plain awesome, more so when the lights are out, and in my mind, this makes it worth the price of entry even if the key switches were cheap

Otherwise, what is recommended is either brown or clear switches

They suck so much," take it with a grain of salt because you may be one of those people that prefer these switches.

If you like very, very nice lighting, clicky switches, just want a barebones tank of a keyboard with no gaudy frills, this is for you.

I love the metal base and the green switches have that satisfying clicky

I love the sound of the mechanical keys and I believe any gamer would

I love the sound of the clickey keys, and the chroma is amazing

Ninja).The only thing I like is that the click sound is pretty fun to listen to, very mechanical

The keys are blue or what Razer calls "green" and offer a very weird clicking when you press the key half way down which I liked the sound of, but I did not like that it clicked half way, I wanted to to press all the way

The keys are blue or what Razer calls "green" and offer a very weird clicking when you press the key half way down which I liked the sound of, but I did not like that it clicked half way, I wanted to to press all the way

Best keyboard I have used... the feel of it is just amazing and the software is super easy.

This keyboard is probably the best keyboard I’ve ever used and I mean that the colors are vibrant the keys feel

But I can't complain, the feel is wonderful and anyone who complains about the noise of a mechanical keyboard after intentionally buying one doesn't deserve to be taken seriously

Oddly enough it has had two unprompted compliments from people about how they "love the feel of typing on it".

Green keys are definitely loud and clicky and have a good feel to them

even though it might be loud, its very sturdy and well built.

Extremely well built, and holds up well to the amount of typing I do every day

even though it might be loud, its very sturdy and well built.

I love the sound of the keyboard, I love the lighting effects and how they can be customized, and I love how well built the keyboard feels

if you want a compact keyboard (numpad-less) , solid built

more than average keyboard having said that I’m glad that razer took this approach instead of using common plastic for the top cover which covers the metal plating which Defeats the purpose for me personally

Stay away from this keyabord unless you like a rusty mess on your desk, it seems Razer used a cheap metal alloy of some sort that rusts so easily the slightest scratch will cause it to rust or at the edges cause that's where it's most vulnerable, not to mention the paint and coat they uses is a fingerprint magnet on top of being super scratchable

I love the metal, as it's cool to the touch (preference)

Solid metal construction without the terrible finger print smudges everywhere.

but I love the military grade metal on this keyboard and all the lighting

I love the sound of the keyboard, I love the lighting effects and how they can be customized, and I love how well built the keyboard feels

However, the effects that are available in Synapse are still great.

The effect is just plain awesome, more so when the lights are out, and in my mind, this makes it worth the price of entry even if the key switches were cheap

(Though, if I wasn't rating the keyboard at 1 star already, I might have to subtract at least part of a star because the "Ripple" effect is limited to just one color, not a rainbow like Razer portrays on the product page

Also, it has some cool lighting effects you can customize or download some of them from the forums

They key feel is great, build quality is pretty much like a tank, and the lights work well

Overall (Okay, 3/5): The great build quality and key response are not good enough to overcome the glaring problems with this board for a 4-5 star review

They key feel is great, build quality is pretty much like a tank, and the lights work well

Certain buttons didn't not work straight from the box, terrible quality

Custom Razer switches combine with a HEAVY keyboard base to bring to life a quality product that I actually miss when I have to use another keyboard

The keyboard seems decent, but I found the constantly changing colors of the keyboard to be very annoying and distracting

the colors are great the keys are priority not behind the key so this keyboard really makes the letters pop

The quality seems good and its really cool (customizable color backlighting)

This keyboard is probably the best keyboard I’ve ever used and I mean that the colors are vibrant the keys feel

The colors are bright and beautiful and highly configurable

Mechanical feedback is great, the lighting and software is great, it looks great!

The lighting is nice but you would expect that at the very least

Did have 1 defective led light but returned it and got a new one in 2 days, very good customer service

If you like very, very nice lighting, clicky switches, just want a barebones tank of a keyboard with no gaudy frills, this is for you.

The lighting is pretty cool, it's not functional at all, but it's a nice to have.

You know, I am by no means an expert, but NOT making the damn thing cloud based should resolve these types of issues and make it run faster

I feel like I could take this thing to a bar fight and kick some serious butt with it

when i tilted the keyboard,it's like there is a small thing fell inside the keyboard , i turned up side

Not a bad thing really, but it is quite a bit more fatiguing if you plan to type a lot on this keyboard

I was still weary about it because I have heard bad things in the past about QC and rapid switch

is 2x louder than any key and has a weird click to itoverpricedI

If you're not familiar with blue switches, that means that there is a tactile "bump" when the key is activated, along with an audible click as the spring actuates

The click is significantly louder than I was expecting, so this keyboard is not a good choice for quiet environments

but I give it 4 stars because a few of the keys are going dull if that make sense like the click is wearing

The keys are blue or what Razer calls "green" and offer a very weird clicking when you press the key half way down which I liked the sound of, but I did not like that it clicked half way, I wanted to to press all the way

The reason I got him this particular one, was because he wanted a keyboard without a number pad due to limited space on his desk and this was perfect!

killer keyboard personal regret that i didn't get the full keyboard with number pad

We are paying a lot of money, and I think a simple detachable wrist pad should come as an option with these keyboards.

It is missing the number pad; which can be bad for some games like G-Mod and other sand box games that incorporate it, but I manage without it

It also has varying effects such as a wave of light when you reach your ultimate as well as when you activate it