I've only had this keyboard a couple of days but as a heavy ps user I am so glad I invested in a decent keyboard! My typing speed and accuracy has improved due to the key spacing and more pronounced feedback and the colour effects have kept a constant smile on my face.

I really love the way this keyboard feels. The 'mem-chanical' switches provide an excellent balance between feedback, travel distance, and speed. I haven't tried gaming with it yet, but I type a lot, and this is amazing to write with. The included wrist rest is also very, very comfortable.

Fantastic typing feel Solid build quality Really good wrist rest included Well balanced switches Fully utilizes Razer's Chroma system Great value

No Macro keys (subjective Razer still puts media keys on F5/F6/F7 instead of the ins/del/home/end cluster; (Also subjective

Really amazing keyboard. I'm really happy with it and would recommend it to all the gamers that like flashy stuff.

At S$99 and and S$129 respectively, one of their strongest selling points is their price. Unfortunately, those of you hoping for an affordable mechanical keyboard will be disappointed, as both of them feature decidedly ordinary membrane keys.

Well, Razer crossed the mechanical to membrane line and did so with class. Many mechanical imitators just slam in a heavy tactile bump and a click, Razer there’s a hint of a click and tactile feedback but not so heavy as to dominate the room’s acoustics.

The keyboard feels great and it's perfect for playing MMORPGs; I use it sometimes for work and it feels very nice

The only downside is the noise it makes (mechanical keyboard); When my girlfriend is sleeping and I want to play, I have to change to a normal keyboard or the noise would bother her

With its soft cushioned keys, the Razer Cynosa Chroma is definitely great for typing and general use. Personally, I prefer the more clicky mechanical keyboards for gaming but if you like a softer touch, the Razer Cynosa Chroma offers decent performance and is a good all-purpose keyboard for both...

RGB lighting; Soft-cushioned keys; Pleasant to type on; Gaming mode; On-the-fly macro recording; Affordably priced

Fairly basic design; Soft-cushioned keys; Not angled enough when feet fully extended; On-the-fly macro recording can be tricky

Bought it for my son for Christmas, looks good and works amazing!

The Razer Cynosa Chroma is a keyboard that's aimed squarely at the budget consumer, offering decent gaming performance and awesome RGB lighting at a low price.

Inexpensive; Amazing RGB implementation; Low-profile build

Membrane switches; No dedicated macro keys

i needed a keyboard for my laptop that lights up so i can type/work in the dark, and this does that with 7 different color options. i also like the clickey-type keyboard. works very well and i enjoy using it