Razer Ornata Chroma – Mecha Membrane Gaming Keyboard with Mid-Height Keycaps, Ergonomic Design, UK-Layout, RGB Chroma Backligh

it goes well in my setup and have not experienced anything wrong with i

I previously had a lesser brand keyboard, but it could light the keys individually. I spent ages finding a keyboard that could also do this, and this keyboard was one of those.
The individual lighting of keys could do with being a little bit more specific. If you light one key a different colour, there is a little bit of colour bleed to the adjacent keys. Also my previous keyboard was a little bit brighter.
The software can be a little bit difficult to use to do specific things in places, but seems to be fully featured.
I specifically like that I can start applications I define by a press of the Function key and another key of my choice, as I also use this computer for work, so start the same 5 applications every day, so set up 5 keys to start them. It is a shame pressing the function key doesn’t highlight the keys that have functions associated with them.
This also integrates with my Hue lights.
Any many games have the key light set up automatically, saving me having to set those up. Diablo 3 for example sets the 1234 and Q key to white and the rest of the keyboard red. And when I level or a legendary drops the keyboard flashes at me, and I didn’t set any of that up.
Also in games I haven’t set up, the keyboard by default will reflect the monitor colours.
The keys seem very robust and a good feel to them.
Overall I am mostly happy with the keyboard, with only a few small things they could improve.

Amazing keyboard for gaming and typing and I like it’s brightening too

Bought as a Xmas present for my grandson, he requested this

I’ve been using mechanical keyboards for a while, and while they’re good for gaming, they’re really, really loud for typing, even when you muffle the keys with O-rings. I picked up the Cynosa in the hope that it’d be a good halfway house for writing, gaming and everything in between.

I wasn’t disappointed — the keys are quiet and squishy; there’s no click or thud like a mechanical keyboard, but it feels pleasant and responsive. It’s essentially no-frills; you can set the RGB lighting, and control the volume from the function keys, but lots of the details I’ve gotten used to with mechanicals are missing. There’s no USB passthrough, and no dedicated volume rocker, for example. It’s a solid, minimalistic, responsive keyboard that’s a bit cooler than your standard office keyboard.

Admittedly, this may make the price a little hard to swallow, but it’s definitely nicer to type on and game on than a ‘standard’ keyboard. I’ve been using it for a few months now and it’s definitely a solid halfway house.