So I’m a touch typist and it’s really important to get tactile feedback when you hit a key, so your brain knows it’s been pressed, to move on with the next keystroke. It’s the only way to get really fast words-per-minute (WPM) scores.
My preference prior to using this keyboard was the DeathStalker, which was great because of short-throw keys (also needed to reduce the time spent pressing each key to boost WPM rates, but it was still spongy and you’d get misfires all the time i.e. your brain gets the ‘it’s pressed’ signal but nothing actually happened. The DeathStalker is also now discontinued, hence switching to the Ornata.
So I have tried practically every keyboard style on the market, and have a small ‘keyboard graveyard’ in my study.
The issue with gaming tactile-click keyboards is that there is no feedback the key is pressed other than the key thumping the stopper when fully depressed.
This is where this keyboard is the best I’ve ever tried, your brain gets the short throw, low-energy dynamics needed for really fast efficient typing, i.e. the feel of a membrane, but this is a membrane keyboard that gives a really tactile click feedback, but without having to jam long-throw keys into the backstop to get that click you need to know the keypress was a success before moving to the next.
So yea, it’s the holy grail of keyboards right now. The DeathStalker was fast but you never knew if each keypress was a success until you read back your work, and realised it was peppered with random misfires – which were undetectable in real-time.
My typing is the fastest it’s ever been, my accuracy is 100%, as you know the instant a keypress went wrong and stop and correct instantly in real-time. The caps-lock light is also very well placed and bright so you can always know what state caps-lock is set to from your periphery vision, without having to take your eyes off the screen/text you are observing/typing.

I am a ‘gamer’ who types a lot…

This keyboard is the best touch-typing keyboard that somebody at Razer thought would be a great idea to throw in RGB lighting. It lacks MANY gaming lighting features that are abundant on pure mech keyboards.
The underlights are really bright, but the letter markings on the keys are really dull, even on full brightness, the underlights are many times brighter that the actual letters. I like that, because I don’t look at the keys anyway, but if you want to be able to read the letters, forget it. By the time you have the background brightness up enough to even see the key decals, the background illumination far overpowers what paltry key-letter illumination there is.
It’s not possible to individually control the illumination on each key, such as set a colour for WASD etc, you just get the potted global effects.

The membrane of course makes this keyboard have incredible feel, but of course is mutually exclusive to being to illuminate the keys correctly or individually. This is ironic, as the tactile feel is far more decisive than a mechanical keyboard, so if you’re a touch-typing gamer, I think this keyboard is among the best on the market, otherwise if you need to see the letters, it will be next to useless to you.

The above picture shows the actual key illumination brighter than it is because the camera works differently to the human eye. Your eyes are dazzled by the undelight.

Highly recommended if it suits you.