Razer Cynosa V2

Only noticeable when wiggling fingers and keeping the mouse steady, not so much during gameplay. \*M1 and M2 does not have pre and post-travel. Actuation force doesn't change while clicking on the majority of the button, of course harder near the center edge. \*The stock CM feet on past mice have been great after some use and so was this one.

That doesn't mean you should automatically dismiss the V2, but it's just one of several great options in this price range. The "V2" name feels like a bit of a stretch, but the new Razer Ornata adds a little extra flair to the company's classic hybrid keyboard. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox

* Razer Cynosa V2 - too big and flashy. * Razer BlackWidow Chroma V2 - too big, mechanical. * Corsair K68 - too big, mech. * Logitech G213 - too big and seen bad reviews.

While most of this list covers the best RGB mechanical keyboards that we've tested, our budget option is more straightforward. For the RGB-lover that doesn't want to break the bank, we recommend the Razer Cynosa V2.

This video cracks me up.. because my reaction was like the same! This mouse is crazy good. I put some aluminum tape on plungers to take the small travel out. Also put some new mouse feet and razer v2 opticals in it!

The media could not be loaded. I'll start by saying that I bought this keyboard after the spacebar started to go out on my Corsair K95. I'm used to mechanical keyboards and I buy them because I do a lot of data entry. The clicking helps me hear when I've made an error and I find the sound appealing ...

New here and to keyboard market. Currently I have a Razer Cynosa V2 (Mech Membrane.)

This hardware itself is not bad. The keys feel really nice, the anti-ghosting aspect works well, and the backlighting effects are so cool. If you install the Razer Synapse software to go along with the keyboard you get a cool macro recording feature, custom backlighting effects, and you can change t...

I have almost always heard good things about Razer peripherals. Right now, I am looking for a keyboard and a mouse, preferably same brand. I am done with Logitech, with their overpricing and low QA standards. Anyway, I went with cheap Razer keyboard, Razer Cynosa V2 which I love a lot.

The media could not be loaded. Pros: This keyboard has very nice lighting and tech features, along with two sets of feet in the back to give a couple tilt options. The media center is in a nice spot too, with everything being grouped together. For those who prefer a quieter keyboard, this delivers. ...