Razer Cynosa Lite

Small, compact, spill-resistant design Light, fast membrane keys Very affordable

Few extra features Poor RGB LED lighting No wrist-rest

When judged on pure typing experience, our Razer Cynosa Lite review illustrates that this unit is a compelling alternative to the Corsair K55 RGB. The Razer’s buttons are just as fast, and their softer, lighter typing action will be preferable for many...

-> Good Responsive keys -> Long Heavy cable -> Came with razer stickers -> Sturdy plastic design

-x Backlight is practically non existent -x Key design means light is not equally distributed across the keys -x Brightest part of the keyboard is the useless razer logo

Everything a

No

Solid build, looks good, does not take up excessive space, typing feels good, good key resistance/tension. If you like mechanical keyboards but need something quiet this will still give you solid feedback sound, if you like membrane keyboards but a bit...

Razer reputation for high end products but let down in this case with this model.

No better than a budget membrane keyboard. LED lighting is very poor and not bright enough despite being driven by Razer's own software.

I like the feel of the keys and it was easy to adjust to and type well quickly

Value for money Nice design

Could the lights be brighter Could the space bar be less "rattly"

lights up and very tactile keys

all good

Cheap and solid

Great keyboard, can't find any fault with it especially for the price as well.