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Razer Ornata Chroma Gaming Keyboard: Hybrid Mechanical Key Switches - Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting - Individually Backlit Keys - Detachable Plush Wrist Rest - Programmable Macro Functionality
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Keyboard Description | Gaming |
Connectivity Technology | Wired - Attached |
Special Feature | Magnetic |
Compatible Devices | PC |
Included Components | Wrist Rest |
Brand | Razer |
Model Name | Ornata |
Color | Black |
Number of Keys | 110 |
Style | Ornata Chroma |
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- High-Performance Mecha-Membrane Switches Provides the tactile feedback of mechanical key press on a comfortable soft-cushioned membrane rubber dome switch suitable for gaming
- Ultimate Personalization & Gaming Immersion with Razer Chroma Fully syncs with popular games Razer hardware Philips Hue and gear from 30 plus partners supports 16 8 million colors on individually backlit keys.Keycaps:Regular ABS
- Fully Programmable Macro Support Razer Hypershift allows for all keys and keypress combinations to be remapped to execute complex commands
- Ergonomic Magnetic Wrist Rest Made of soft-touch leatherette to maximize comfort over extended gaming sessions with built-in magnets for convenient alignment
- Durable Construction Supports up to 80 million clicks backed by a 2-year
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Key Type
| Mecha-Membrane | Mechanical | Mechanical | Mechanical | Gaming-Grade Keys |
Lighting
| Chroma RGB | Chroma RGB | Chroma RGB | Chroma RGB | Chroma RGB |
Wrist Rest
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ |
Size
| Full-Size | Full-Size | Compact | Full-Size | Full-Size |
Software Support
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Product information
Product Dimensions | 18.2 x 6.7 x 1.3 inches |
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Item Weight | 2.1 pounds |
ASIN | B01LVTI3TO |
Item model number | Ornata Chroma Gaming Keyboard |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #2,424 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #148 in PC Gaming Keyboards |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | September 8, 2016 |
Manufacturer | Razer Inc. |
Country of Origin | USA |
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Product Description
The Razer Ornata Chroma features the all-new Razer Mecha-Membrane that combines the best of both membrane rubber domes and mechanical switches to deliver a typing experience unlike anything before. While traditional rubber dome keyboards are known for their soft cushioned touch, they fail to deliver accurate tactility due to their mushy feel and lack of actuation control. On the other hand, mechanical switches deliver fast actuations and distinct tactile feedback but cause fatigue during extended gaming sessions.
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I didn't purchase this keyboard for gaming, just straight typing. I work in transcription and have many of the same problems gamers do. I type faster when the keyboard gives me the right tactile feedback, it can't be too loud, the key spacing needs to be on-point, and even ghosting is a problem. The Ornata is one of the best keyboards I've ever used and has noticeably increased my productivity.
Key Feel: I'm a heavy-handed typist, meaning membrane is generally easier for me to use. However, I love a good click. Having a 'tickity-tack' sensation with depression helps me stay 'in the zone' while I type. When I'm not working, I type fastest on my Macbook Pro keyboard. Macbook keyboards are a sort of membrane/mechanical hybrid like the Ornata, which is the biggest reason I went with it. You get that 'click' while still having gentler touch. The Ornata has a more aggressive 'click' than a Macbook keyboard, but it's still that hybrid sensation.
Key Height: The Ornata advertises itself as a mid-profile key on the Razer website (I don't know why all the professional reviews call it 'low profile'; it definitely isn't even by gaming keyboard standards). I liked that idea. With low-profile keys (and especially full-on chiclets), it can be too easy to hit multiple keys at once when typing at max speed. However, the keys on the Ornata 'float' above the profile of the keyboard base. The end effect definitely isn't as dramatic as high profile keys, but it's still on the higher side. I expected something shorter. Key height can play a big role in hand fatigue, especially if you're a heavy-handed typist. If they set the keys even a little bit into the base of the keyboard, or make them just a touch shorter, it would be closer to 'mid-profile.' The trade-off you get for this key seating is easier cleaning (see Cleaning down below).
Anti-Ghosting: When typing quickly, I often have a problem where I'm hitting the next key in a sequence before my finger has fully "disengaged" the previous key. On every other keyboard I've ever used, this means ghosting. I'd get 'thes' instead of 'these' and so forth. The Ornata prevents that, and it significantly improves my work efficiency. I spend less time correcting the 'thes' and 'tht' and 'thoug's I normally have to deal with.
Key Volume: I'd rate this as a mid-volume key. It's much quieter 15-year-old, 'out of the box' desktop mechanicals that pretty much go "THUMPITY-WHACKITY," but it's nowhere near as quiet as my Macbook. I can still transcribe without the key volume making it hard to hear my files, but a friend of mine who works on the phone noted that their customers would absolutely be able to hear their typing. To me, the volume is too loud for a hybrid key. It seems like it's making an effort to make a sound. I think that's what bugs me the most about it. It's inorganic; it doesn't feel 'native' to the key feel. If it was even the same volume but less sharp of a sound, it would be great. If you're looking for a 'stealthy' keyboard, this definitely isn't it.
Programability: TBA. I haven't messed with this yet, but I use a number of macros while I work. I'll update this review after I've fiddled with it. The one thing I will say is that the keyboard updates are a mild annoyance. Your keyboard will stop working until you restart your computer, which I found out the hard way.
As an aside, the Synapse software frequently leaves a lot to be desired. I'm on the beta for the new version. It works better, but the "upgraded" main interface is enormous, slow loading, and ugly. Lots of negative space for no good reason. It also lacks the customization capabilities you would expect. Everything about the keyboard is customizable, but you can't customize the interface to only show the options you use. The Chroma (color-change) customization screen is still awkward to use, though it works much, much better than it used to.
Color & Color Programming: Phenomenal. The color is just icing for me, but it makes my work day a lot more interesting. It's rich and lovely with a good color-to-color shift. There are a few problems with programming it. The first is that the software needs work, though the beta of the new Synapse works much better than the old one. I still have problems with the keyboard abruptly resetting the color cycle to default after updates.
Cleaning: Someone asked a question about this and made me realize this keyboard is absurdly easy to clean. I have dogs that shed nonstop; fur tends to build up between keys in other keyboards. Because of the 'floating' set and spacing of the keys, I don't get as much fur between the keys, and what does get in is a cinch to get out. I can tease pretty much anything that falls between the keys out with just a napkin or my nails. It would be effortless to clean up with canned air or just a paintbrush. Even if something was stuck to the membrane, you could dampen a Q-tip or a stiff paintbrush and get it right off.
Overall, definitely recommend for heavy-handed typists that have a need for speed and accuracy. I knocked off a star for it overcompensating on the click loudness and the keys being taller than they should be for true 'mid-height.'
UPDATE, reduced from 4 to 3 stars:
After having the keyboard for about eight months, the LEDs started glitching out. Razer customer service personnel is fantastic; I've dealt with them twice now, and they're great. I sent my original keyboard back to Razer for a replacement. I appreciated free shipping both ways, but it was ground. It took almost a month between shipping it to them and getting my replacement.
Six months after I received my replacement, the black coating is starting to wear off the center of my space bar. I have a .5 inch section where it's totally worn off an a 2 inch section where it has a heavy gloss from wearing down and is about to wear off. I had a shoddy laptop keyboard's coating last a good five years longer than this. The weird thing is that this didn't even happen on my last Ornata after six months of an equal amount of use.
I contacted Razer customer service. I got prompt, professional replies, and the agent checked with a particular department about my issue. Unfortunately, this is considered normal 'wear and tear,' and my warranty is considered to be from my original purchase date.
Razer does offer replacement key caps, but they were out of stock when I contacted customer service.
You'd think a gaming keyboard would have key coatings tough enough to withstand heavy, rapid key press abuse. Just six months is pretty pathetic. This could be a quality control flub, but if so, the Ornata definitely has QC issues; this marks the second time something has gone wrong with a brand new Ornata within less than a year.
If this were a $30 keyboard, I wouldn't care so much. But you can't have a $100 MSRP on a keyboard and have quality issues like this, let alone replacement shipping that's as slow as it is.
FUNTIONALITY: This is where I encountered issues. Never in my life have I ever had to lubricate a keyboard, and certainly not one practically new out of the box. I was breaking out the teflon spray on q-tip inside of 2 weeks. Like, come on razer... it's a $90 keyboard and you're cutting corners on lube? The stuff they used was way too high viscosity and the keys would stick. Works fantastically and smoother than new when you add a dab of teflon.
RGB LIGHTING: VERY large selection of colors, just about any you can imagine you can select, and individual color coding is awesome for hotkeys across multiple games.
SOFTWARE: ATROCIOUS. just plain BAD. Fine for basic color coding and whatnot, but advanced lighting effects interfere with each other. I tried stacking 2 wave effects in a relatively simple way, and it wouldn't adjust the speed for whichever was on the bottom layer, throwing off the sync.
Other: the wrist rest is COMFY, but extremely delicate. In a few weeks the faux leather coating has already begun to deteriorate. However, I really like the cord management, there are 3 slots under the keyboard for you to direct the wire either left, right, or out the back.
Conclusion: it's a decent keyboard, I like the tactile click despite the issues I've had with lubrication, and not as loud as traditional mechanical switches. That all being said, my next keyboard will be from Corsair. I've been a fan of Razer since they launched, and I've watched the quality of their products slowly but surely deteriorate over time. It's probably time for me to pick a new favorite gaming brand.
This keyboard feels smooth. As the other reviews said, the keys make noise, but it isn't loud or obnoxious in any way.
The click of the keys is actually a little satisfying to the touch when you press them.
I've never been disappointed with Razer.
Let me tell you a short story of my experience and you will see why I'm such a fan:
I really like the gamepads (Razer Orbweaver Chroma).
Well, I had one where the wrist-pad was sent with way too much sticky-paste, so much so that the rubber pad slowly slid off of the gamepad. It was annoying, and after 2 years, the pad just wouldn't stay on at all, so I removed it.
I was at the end of my warranty (2 days left to expiration), but I shot them an email telling them about the problem. I had already even discarded the rubber pad, so they couldn't even verify that I was telling the truth. They said they'd over look it though, "Send it in, we'll send you a brand new gamepad"
Razer has Great Products, and when something goes wrong, their Support team is even better.


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Bloatware: Well you can very much adjust the colours...but you will need software that you must register for and though I did it for my one system, i ignored it on my second as the process can also be hit or miss, updating the software which you must do for it to work took forever as it wouldn't completely update itself and would fail constantly. That in addition to needing to register the software for the keyboard to even be customizable with colours is just garbage in my opinion.

key lines set to cycle the spectrum and these ones have RGB reaction pulses whenever I click, or hit any key on the keyboard, and position of these reaction pulses correlates and starts from the direction that the key press is from, looks amazing when doing anything. Great price as well for a razer product, and a good size.

Pros : The tactile click is awesome, and since there is a membrane beneath the sound is dampened, there is a clear click but due to the style of the keys and the membrane there is a soft bottom after actuation. The RGB lights look spectacular and are fully customizable through the Razer Synapse 3 software. I have found that I'm extremely accurate with this keyboard and i feel that i'm maximizing my typing speed. The mid-height keys feel more comfortable to me and were easier to adapt to coming from the low profile Apple Magic keyboard. The included wrist support is a nice addition, i find it comfortable and it's nice that its included. The price makes this keyboard an excellent value. Macros are can be useful and can be assigned using the software. I like the wheel which i re-assigned from volume to zoom. Dedicated media butons, though i reassigned these to macros since i use my computer for work so media playback is not a priority.
Cons : need to install Razer Synapse to be able to change the lighting modes, would have liked if the preset modes could be toggled directly from the keyboard. There is some variability in the keys (i.e. some feel more clicky than others). No USB pass-through. No dedicated macro buttons and though you can assign macros directly from the keyboard, the software takes the macro functionality to another level. Would have liked to be able to customize key assignment on a per program basis. Deck is plastic and not low-profile. The wheel lacks sensitivity.
Overall I really like this keyboard, I'm very happy with the performance and feel that my typing ability has improved. I find the keyboard satisfying to use, look at and an overall great value for the money. Time will tell if durability is an issue, but for now I'm quite happy with the purchase.
Other keyboards that i considered 1) Steel Series Apex 5 which is comparable but the louder sound of the keys deterred me also higher profile. 2) Logitech G 915 or 815 but the prices are much higher. 3) Logitech K845 however i found that this keyboard with Cherry MX Red switches and full-size keys, was actually pretty loud due to the key bottom and I did not want to order this keyboard with clone brown switches, also the full-height keys were hindered my typing (accuracy and speed) and linear switches seem to be more geared towards gaming. There are several mid priced TKL keyboards such as the Ducky One 2, however these weren't an option for me since i do a lot of data entry meaning that a num-pad was a necessity.

I'm not particularly gentle with my keyboards, but when $10 noname keyboards last me 6-12 months, surely a $100+ keyboard should get me through a full week.
It's possible that I just got a defective unit, but as my first experience with Razer, and seeing as it's a whole slew of keys rather than just a single one messing up, I'm not at all impressed — the way I see it, either the keyboard's garbage or Razer's quality control is garbage.. either way, at 0-for-1, I'll probably just go back to the $10 keyboards rather than trying my luck with a replacement unit.
Ah well.

Pros-Looks good, Razer Synapse is really easy to use.
Cons-I wish single key lighting was better, but it wasn't a problem for me.
:)


Reviewed in Canada on May 10, 2018
Pros-Looks good, Razer Synapse is really easy to use.
Cons-I wish single key lighting was better, but it wasn't a problem for me.
:)
