Questions about Razer Ornata V3

The product image is generic, the keyboard is supplied CH QWERTY.

It has a dedicated play/pause media button. These are located at the top right, above the numeric keypad. Lighting is not customisable for individual keys, the keyboard is divided into zones, allowing you to programme different lighting effects.

I haven't used the keyboard, you'll have to ask the manufacturer. Or ask in a forum!

I have the keyboard soon 1 year and by cleaning I noticed that the suspension must be in it otherwise the key does not come up anymore, but I did not really notice the click biss her I actually find it rather reassuring is a great keyboard 1a with sternchien

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Hi Tom, This is a membrane keyboard. I have removed a few keys and the buttons. It seems to be a proprietary design. So probably only from Razer itself.

It can be removed. Is magnetic!

I had a QWERTZ inside. I did not discover the QWERY imprint.

According to my research, the cable is 2 meters long.

No, the Ornata V3 unfortunately does not have any internal memory. Any configured colors/patterns are only available while plugged in to a PC with Razer Synapse installed, or a similar software, such as OpenRGB. While not configured through Razer Synapse etc., the keyboard defaults to slowly cycling through all colors. The only thing you can change directly on the keyboard is the brightness of the lights.

Without packaging approx. 1 kg

Unfortunately not. Razer Synapse 3, which controls the RGB lighting, is not available for the Mac (yes, Synapse up to v2 was still available for Mac). Projects like Razer macOS try(ed) to step into the breach here but only offer parts of the Synapse 3.0 functionality, if at all. Source: I was a contributor for Razer macOS