Prioritizing productivity over gaming, but keeping the RGB vibes intact.

Razer is adding to its extensive lineup of keyboards with a new model aimed at combining ergonomics, productivity, and performance in a split design.

As someone always seeking to optimize their typing comfort, could Razer's new ergonomic keyboard be the ergo/gaming combo I've always wanted?

The Pro Type Ergo is designed for productivity over gaming but still features Razer’s colorful RGB lighting.

With the Pro Type Ergo, Razer introduces an ergonomic keyboard with a gaming look, primarily aimed at frequent typists.

The new Razer Pro Type Ergo wireless keyboard features a split ergonomic layout, low-profile keycaps, and is built for ...

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They told me RGB lighting would serve a purpose. All of them did—Logitech, Razer, Corsair. When I started reviewing RGB-equipped peripherals, five or six years ago now, it was more than mere fashion ...