These keys (previous, play/pause, next) and the rocker are positioned above the number pad on the upper right corner. The first difference between the first and second version of the Razer Ornata is the addition of three media control keys and a volume rocker. A full-sized number pad sits on the right hand side as well. The keyboard layout is your classic six rows with the top row slightly above the bottom five. The keys appear to float because of the low profile and, as a result, the Chroma RGB lighting appears more even. The keys themselves are curved towards the middle as is pretty standard fare. The keys themselves are low profile, thanks to the mecha-membrane technology Razer uses. The Razer Ornata V2 gaming keyboard with included leatherette finished wrist rest.

Fully programmable keys with on the fly macro recording.

Cable Routing Options for convenient setup.

Fully Controllable Keys to customize profiles, key bindings, and macros.

Ergonomic Wrist Rest for total gaming comfort.

3 Dedicated Media Keys with multi-function digital wheel.

Razer Mecha-Membrane Technology for clicky keystrokes with a soft, cushioned touch.

The Razer Ornata V2 has the following features and specifications: Our Razer Ornata V2 review takes a look at the latest version of this hybrid mecha-membrane with a couple of design differences from its predecessor. Launched back in 2016 with a new Razer Hybrid Mecha-Membrane Technology, the Razer Ornata currently sits as a top 10 gaming keyboard over on Amazon. Razer never seems to rest and is back with an updated version of one of their gaming keyboards.

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