Razer Ornata V3 X - Low Profile Gaming Keyboard (Silent Membrane Switches, UV-Coated Keycaps, Durable, Spill-Resistant Design, Ergonomic Writst Rest) UK Layout | Black

I bought this to replace a Cynosa V2. Typing is responsive and quiet; nice gentle resistance on the keys for a membrane keyboard and typing heavily isn't loud enough to bother anyone else in the room. It's a cheaper keyboard than the one I'm raplacing, but it feels very similar in tems of quality.I've only gamed for an hour so I'll update this review if needed, but so far no ghosting or issues with multiple or rapid key pressing.The store pictures online of the Ornata V3 X are all of the US layout, as the image on the box, but this version is a UK layout. I've added a picture to this review for confirmation in case anyone is hesitant to buy on that basis.There is only one lighting zone, so there is no custom lighting key by key. The lighting is bright on full and colour is adjustable all across the range. The white lighting is a good white, not an off-white like with many backlit devices.There are no media keys, instead there are Fn-F shortcuts which suits me just fine. The periphery is narrow and inflexible. The wrist-wrest that comes with the keyboard is pretty flat so I'm switching it out for a padded one. It has a soft touch, but it's more of a ramp than a support.

The media could not be loaded. I got this for myself for use with my gaming pc i have another razer mini keyboard which i love however i wanted a full-size keyboard for a few games but that was not going to break the bank, but that was the quantity i would expect. Enter Razer’s Ornata V3 Low Profile Mecha Membrane switches, which offers clicky keystrokes with a soft touch. It arrives in the normal branded Razer package shownThe Razer Ornata V3 is a decent gaming keyboard. It's comfortable to use thanks to the ergonomic features and included wrist rest. You can also customize the RGB backlighting and program macros to any key using the companion software. The keyboard has dedicated media switches which are also backlit, the magnetic wrist rest is good and offers good support. The keyboard is Chroma RGB so can be controlled with the Razer software, as can be seen in the video.However, the pre-travel distance on the mecha-membrane switches is somewhat long, so keypresses don't feel instantaneous, the latency isn't fast enough for competitive or reaction-based games, however is okay for casual gaming, and for what i use it for also, including typing this review.Over all it’s a good good keyboard if your just starting out gaming at a good price with the normal Razer quality happy to recommend.

Pros:- Really nice design- Very responsive keyboard (for gaming).- The back-lighting is really nice.- the keys are not standing out like some other more expensive keyboards which makes this design a lot nicer to the eyes.- When typying, it feels really natuarl and great to type in.- It is heavy and made of really good quality materials.- The arm rest material is really nice to touch and it provides a lovely warm feeling. It also attaches to the keyboard with some hidden magnets.- The keyboard can be set up at 3 different heights: completly flat, a bit rised or higher... the pictures I took show the highest of all.Cons:- The backlighting is lovely but the actual key numbers and letters (in my opinion) could've been lighter. sometimes it's hard to see them in the dark.- The "armrest" is made of some sort of a soft material which (as you can see in the pictures) it stains VERY quickly... as you can see there, I marked it only by picking it out of the box. I tried to clean it but it just wouldn't go away... so I imagine if you're eating and using the keyboard, this part will eventually get quite marked.

Bought for my son as he is an avid gamer. The responsiveness of the buttons is excellent. The overall design is very comfortable and visually stunning. Very easy to install and the led lighting is the icing on the cake if you like RGB on your computer peripherals.

Bought for my son as his last one broke, keys are quiet, lights up, it's taken a hammering so far from gamer rage and is doing ok.

Great product. I like the customisability and how it feels. I like that there's a numberpad too

A nice keyboard just download the software and away you go.. Play around with the software for the rbg lights and set up game profiles so on.

The Razer Ornata V3 looks like a great budget option, but unfortunately will not be the best option for many people.The keyboard itself is easy to set up, as are most Razer products. Integration with Razer Synapse is great, and the keyboard itself is relatively lightweight with the expected full-sized functionality. Build quality is about expected for the price point, not a premium build, but also not a premium price.My issues with the Ornata V3 came in two factors. Firstly, the noise. The keycaps included on this keyboard are incredibly loud and clicky. However, as this is a budget keyboard, the sound is not all that satisfying, and sometimes bordered on annoying if I was not wearing headphones. Secondly, because of the noise, any typing would be picked up on my microphone, flooding calls with loud keyboard clicking.My second issue was the N-Key rollover, or lack thereof. Anti Ghosting/N-Key Rollover allows multiple buttons to be pressed at the same time without cancelling each other out, an almost essential part of any gaming keyboard. The Razer Ornata V3's anti-ghosting tech is severely lacking, to the point where you, like myself, may be unable to properly play the games you wish to play.Whilst the Ornata V3 is decently made for the price, alongside having an attractive design, great media keys and RGB functionality, it fails dismally as a gaming keyboard, and creates a tonne of noise too. Unfortunately, I can't recommend it. I returned this product and opted for the more expensive Razer Huntsman V2 instead