What more could you really want from a keyboard- There is said to be much science behind every press of a key (like anti ghosting and response times), but really it just does what it's supposed to :P That being said I do like the mechanical keys and the pleasant sensation coming from the ‘click’ of every action haha. Enabled with Razer Synapse 2.0, but really other that changing the backlight brightness and macro settings it doesn't really matter too much. But about the backlight, I believe every single key has it's own with the space between the keys also lit up.. It can go very nice and bright giving a nice vibrant neon green that I just love so much :P The keyboard does have a gaming mode which as far as I can see just disables annoying keys that hinder gaming, a small problem has come of this though; occasionally I can't turn it on or off D: (easily resolved with unplugging and replugging.. Just slightly annoying to be picky). A nice little unexpected feature is the little usb pass-through and audio out, mic in jacks on the right side of the board… I honestly didn't see it for the first half hour! haha. As with all Razer products it has a wonderful braided cable BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY IT'S FAT; I do like it's thickness though, lets me think it's really heavy duty and accurate xD. All in all I have no issues with it and think it's a lovely keyboard :D 5/5 stars! on an added note, I notice many Razer products (if not all) do not state whether the device is 2.0 or 3.0; I haven't had a problem plugging both usb plugs into what I believe to be two 3.0 ports c:

I was after a mechanical keyboard, and decided to get this one. As soon as I got home and started using it, I thought I just needed to get used to it as I kept making typos. It turns out that keyboard had some key chatter, that is, it would double-press certain keys after I'd pressed them, resulting in very annoying typos. I decided any product could have a similar situation, so I took it back, and got it replaced. Second one has the same thing on some different letters.

Honestly, I'd never buy from Razer again, particularly their Keyboards, primarily because I know the quality control on Cherry MX keys is intense, and Razer's just isn't up to scratch.

I've noticed people have been giving this Keyboard a lot of hate, so I thought I'd put in my personal experience with it. It's a great keyboard, the clicky sound is really nice if you like that kind of thing but it's rather loud and may annoy some people. The build quality of the board itself is fantastic, feels like you could knock someone out with it and has barely any flex at all, macro keys all work fine, and I've spilled liquid on this keyboard twice (Yes, I know, I'm bad at life) and my keyboard is still working perfectly a year later.