Excellent.

Let me say a few things initially about the history.
For many years, I disliked Razer, especially their Synapse software. It always caused me problems, and whenever I bought one of their products (usually wireless mice and a few wired keyboards), I returned them after a while or sold them, as it was impossible for me to use them.

Until I bought this keyboard.

To the point.

POSITIVES
- Excellent in response
- Excellent while typing
- Excellent build quality. Metal body.
- Excellent keycaps, PBT, not ABS. You will understand what this means if you ever use PBT. PBTs, besides being durable as if they were made in the 1990s, are also excellent in texture as they remain textured and do not give you that oily feel that ABS gives you even after years of use.
- Very good wrist rest, and the first one that after a year of use hasn't peeled.
- Good software although I would like it to be better. At least this time it didn't cause me any problems.
- Detachable cable.
- EXCELLENT service from Razer as I needed to replace it and they simply sent a new one (old Logitech style replacement) without much fuss.

NEGATIVES
- The wrist rest, although it is quite non-slip and doesn't move easily, I would prefer it to be magnetic.
- The software is difficult to use regarding color and game profiles. I would like it to be simpler.

That's it.
I hope I helped.

Purple Switches. They have a nice clicky feel and instant response, at first they are somewhat difficult to press, they feel heavy but they soften over time. One negative is that you can hear the springs after pressing but not to an annoying degree, I think all mechanical keyboards have that. I bought this keyboard based on the huntsman elite (purple switches) that I tried at an internet cafe.. it comes very close but unfortunately it's not the same and it's no longer available on Scroutz. The price is high because you're paying for Razer's marketing but as a keyboard, I find it very reliable, it would be even better if it came pre-lubed from the factory.

22/1/2024. A few days ago, I applied Krytox GPL 105 to the switches. Much better feel, you don't feel the plastic parts rubbing during key presses, lighter and the clicky sound is more crispy. With a Google search, you can find this specific lube from a company that sells industrial lubricants/chemicals, for around 27 euros including shipping and a sufficient quantity for future use.

I bought this specific keyboard (linear switches) on the same day it was released in Greece (€180). For the price, some would say it was worth the money and others would not. I believe it is worth it since it is quite difficult to build a custom keyboard in Greece, especially if you don't know about these things. This keyboard has only positives.
- Quiet and well-made PBT keycaps (pbt = better quality). In the first few days, I was just pressing the keybinds because it felt nice.
- Relatively long cable
- Beautiful RGB (for even better, I would recommend buying the Razer PBT keycaps sold separately for €30, and the color transitions more easily).
- It also includes a relatively comfortable wrist pad (it is not magnetic).
Everything has been going very well so far, and I highly recommend it.
Notes:
- The Razer linear switches are not hot-swappable, meaning you cannot change the switches (they are very good anyway).
- The O key is faulty; sometimes it doesn't register, and other times it registers x10 (this is an issue from the store I bought it from and not a general one).

Update:
After 2 years of use, the keyboard suddenly stopped working. I did my research, and I was told that it is a common phenomenon for the keyboard's platform to burn out. Now, at the price of €120, I would buy it again since it is a fantastic keyboard, hoping it won't have the same issue again.