Review on 🎮 Razer Huntsman Elite Gaming Keyboard: Ultra-Fast Linear Optical Switches - Chroma RGB Lighting - Magnetic Plush Wrist Rest - Dedicated Media Keys & Dial - Classic Black by Troy Jennings

3.2 / 5First Impression - This thing looks very slick and clean. And he's durable. I plugged it in and was amazed at how good it looks. This comes from a guy who has been using the same wireless keyboard (Logitech KB 315) for more than 10 years. So this is a big UPDATE. This thing works great, I have linear optical switches and let me tell you - it's a CHANGE on the old mechanics, let me tell you. A light button press will register it. I spent a lot more time going back and correcting my typos. This is not fun. Also, I don't like that not all the icons on the keys are lit. For example, an ampersand, a dollar sign, an apostrophe, or pretty much anything that lights up with the number keys/row of numbers will not light up. The numbers are illuminated, but not the symbols. - VERY BAD. Next thing I don't like. There is no pass-through port for connecting a mouse or other peripheral. At least one connection should be available for this price. The next thing I don't like is that the Synapse 3 software isn't very easy to master. I had 48 hours and had to watch a few youtube videos to get the gist. Next thing it doesn't connect to Google Home, it connects to Alexa but not Google. Also, the keyboard is seriously lacking in macro/aux keys like the calculator. i don't feel it The strap on the wrist feels nice, but feels like cutting it off when wearing the watch. The material is so soft. Those are the cons, the pros are pretty good. Looks good, the bracelet is backlit, well programmable, works with Philips Hue. Rated 3.2 out of 5. For the price NO NO.