Razer ORNATA V2 MECHA-MEMBRANE Gaming Keyboard - (104 Keys)

G13296
KD36.990
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Plush leatherette ergonomic wrist rest

Fully programmable keys 

1000 Hz Ultrapolling

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Description

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, with 1000 Hz Ultrapolling, each keystroke you make is as satisfying as it is precise

Multi-function Digital Wheel and Media Keys for convenient control

Configure them to pause, play, skip and tweak everything from brightness to volume—the ultimate convenience as you enjoy your entertainment

Ultimate Personalization & Gaming Immersion with Razer Chroma

Fully syncs with popular games, Razer hardware, Philips Hue, and gear from 30+ partners; supports 16.8 million colors on individually backlit keys

Ergonomic, Magnetic Wrist Rest

Made of soft-touch leatherette to maximize comfort over extended gaming sessions, with built-in magnets for convenient alignment

Fully programmable keys for custom profiles, key bindings, and macros

Make your execution and gameplay more efficient by mapping your desired functions via Razer Synapse 3, and tweak the keyboard to suit your playstyle by creating and saving unique profiles and macros

Cable routing options


 

Features

Connectivity technology
  • Wired
In The Box
  • 1*Keyboard
  • 1*User manual
Language
English
Light Color
RGB
Material
  • ABS ,
  • Aux leather
Model
ORNATA V2
Switch type
Membrane
حجم الكيبورد %
100%
Color
 Black
Brand
Razer
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