Review on 🎮 Razer Cynosa Lite Gaming Keyboard: Programmable Macro Functionality - Spill-Resistant & Cushioned Design - Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting for Better Gaming Experience by Ada Siembor ᠌

The default mode of the backlight will be activated as soon as the switch is turned on. This mode causes the backlight to slowly shimmer with all of the colors of the rainbow. This flickering bothers me because I'm a straightforward person who like illumination that is constant rather than changing. It has been discovered that in order for the keyboard to use any other backlight mode, the application that controls the backlight on the computer must remain in constant communication with the keyboard. The keyboard does not have the capability to store the backlight mode in its memory. After the control program is exited, the keyboard will revert to its initial, default configuration. And the software for personal computers, known as Synapse, is absolutely repulsive. Carl, the program that allows you to change the colors weighs three hundred megabytes! After the installation is complete, three services will be started, but it will not be evident what each one does. This makes me really sad because I am a programmer. In addition, Synapse will automatically check for updates and will offer to install new modules after they have been updated. I could have just thrown all of this garbage into the RAM, but instead I opened up the keyboard and soldered RGB LEDs to the power lines so that the keyboard always glowed white. This worked much better.