Review on Renewed Razer Cynosa V2 Gaming Keyboard: Customizable RGB Lighting, Macro Functionality, and Media Keys by Gap Tawan ᠌

The quality of the materials is debatable, but the keyboard looks very cheap, the impression of a cheap fake even with the backlight on. It left me feeling deeply disappointed. The product is raw, underdeveloped and overpriced. I'll replace it as soon as possible with something decent. Its pros: - Weight - Doesn't leave fingerprints - Individual color assignment to any key. - Macros for any key. - Multimedia keys (which are highlighted worse than others) Its cons: - Folding legs without rubber - It is inconvenient to work / play without a palm rest for a long time - thereby stimulating the purchase of a stand for a fee. - Without backlighting, the font on the keys is difficult to read. - The software is buggy and must be constantly turned on for normal backlighting. - With the software turned off - only ONE backlight mode: - a rainbow parade of colors. - The "space" key rattles right from the box, like on cheap keyboards. - Stiff keys - not good for long manipulations/iterations - When you press the FN key - the brightness is adjusted at RANDOM! - Noisy for the membrane. The space bar is a rattle that I tease my neighbors at night. - "Single\small" ENTER - The backlighting is good between the keys and dim for the font on the keys. It turns out that you need to print blindly so as not to spoil your eyes, or admire the backlight from afar.