Ornata V3 Gaming Keyboard: Low-Profile Keys-Mecha-Membrane Switches-Uv-Coated Keycaps-Backlit Media Keys-10-Zone Rgb Lighting-Spill-Resistant-Magnetic Wrist Wrest-Classic Black,Usb,Wired

El teclado no solo te da lo que te ofrece o aparece también cuenta con funciones que me emociono desde que lo conecte. (Para gente nueva en la marca) te lo recomiendo mucho. Y mas si te gusta personalizar tu pc y jugar con los colores y asignación de teclado. Yo lo tome en oferta y creo que muy barato y de muy buena calidad , si te preocupa la garantía o la seguridad de tu equipo por el precio ni te preocupes ya viene con garantia de parte de razer al registrar tu producto en la página. Tal ves no es mecánico ni tiene el reposamuñecas alcochado pero esta muy bien por el.precio lo recomiendo mucho

Worth the price

I had been told that the Razer Ornata V3 was one of the best keyboards on the market for writers. I've tried every other imaginable brand (including the Big 3), but never found a keyboard that was as precise, fast, and responsive as I demanded. So, I tried this keyboard, and it's perfect for me. I like it so much I intend to buy 2 more and put them into storage because I just know this model is eventually going to be discontinued, and I really don't want to be without this brand of keyboard again. I'm not a gamer, so I can't tell you what it's like for that purpose, but for my writing, this keyboard has been a godsend. Not only does it allow you a certain amount of lighting customization (not as much as Razer's "Chroma" lines, but pretty good, and far superior to other writing keyboards), but it also allows the use of macros, which, in writing, can be very handy if you tend to use unusual symbols or repetitive text. It has a sleep function on the keyboard, and I've reassigned another key to Hibernate through use of macros. Overall, this keyboard is an outstanding value. I can't say you'll be as pleased with it as I am if you're a writer, but it's definitely worth a try if you haven't yet found your "ideal writing keyboard".

I spent over a year looking for the perfect keyboard. You'd think I would have gone straight to Razor, since I'm such a Razor fangirl (Naga mouse, headset, etc.), but I kept going with cheap keyboards. I was looking for a very specific type of keyboard: mechanical feel, low-profile keys, satisfying clicking sounds that aren't too loud, and preferably RGB. This checks ALL those boxes. Seriously, I'm kicking myself for not just getting it sooner (though by the time I decided to finally get it, it was on sale, so the timing worked out). I like that the wrist rest is magnetic - the magnets are actually pretty strong, too, which means I don't have it sliding around even during my furious typing sessions. The keys are soft to the touch, but have a really satisfying click. It's not silent, but it's definitely a lot quieter than other mechanical keyboards I've had. The backlighting colors are bright and pleasant; I like that it doesn't just switch between 3 or 4 colors, but rather fades into each shade, so you get the true rainbow experience, without any flashing between colors. I haven't had any issues with it at all, zero lag whatsoever. The price is honestly really good for something this solid and comfortable. I use it for gaming and for my WFH job, so I'm on it all day, and it's honestly the best keyboard I've ever had. Another Razor win! Oh - a quick side note, this doesn't really matter to me, but it might to some people: I noticed that in a couple of games, it gets weird flashing patterns and sticks to one or colors. In Fortnite, for example, it only lights up blue, and flashes at random intervals. That's the only game it's really been noticeable though, so if you don't play Fortnite or you don't care, then disregard this!

Un teclado que es muy cómodo, funcional, estético; no es teclado en español, pero es uno de los mejores que haya probado.