Razer Pro Type Ultra Review
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Product reviewers praised the Razer Pro Type Ultra for its multi-device connectivity and ultra-low latency. They also liked its ergonomics and appreciated how quiet it was when typing. However, they didn’t like its lack of RGB lighting and complained that its large size reduced portability. They also lamented that it only works with Linear switches.
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our Verdict
The Razer Pro Type Ultra had testers pleased with its ergonomics and multi-device connectivity. Reviewers from Tech Radar liked how comfortable its wrist rest was, and they also appreciated that its USB receiver and Bluetooth connection allowed for up to three connected devices. Reviewers from Rtings were delighted with its 0.7ms latency when wired and 1.3ms latency over its USB receiver.
During their typing experiments, they also established that its linear Razer Yellow switches were relatively quiet, and they could remap and program all keys through the Razer Synapse 3 software. This gives it an edge over the Razer Anansi with its five macro keys – more on that in our Razer Anansi MMO Gaming Keyboard review.
However, they felt that its lack of RGB backlighting might discourage gamers and that its large footprint (with the wrist rest included) might inconvenience storage. The Redragon K630 addresses both of these issues, so feel free to check it out in our Redragon Dragonborn K630 RGB review. Also disappointing was that it only works with Linear switches.
Reasons to Buy
- Multi-device wireless connectivity
- Customizable white backlighting
- Low typing noise
- All keys are programmable
- Ships with a wrist rest
Reasons to Avoid
- Large, bulky size
- No RGB backlighting
- Only works with linear switches
Specifications
- Battery Life214 hours
- FoldableNo
- Form FactorFull size
- Keyboard TechnologyMechanical
- Numeric KeypadYes
- Palm RestYes
- Plug & PlayYes
- Spill Resistantna
- Touchpadna
- WirelessYes
- Wireless ConnectivityBluetooth, RF
- Wireless Range10 meters
Overview
The Razer Pro Type Ultra is a premium wireless keyboard that was first launched in late 2021. It ships with a detachable wrist rest and it also has two incline settings to choose from. Its keycaps are made out of ABS material, and like most highly rated keyboards, all its keys are programmable. The Pro Type Ultra measures about 17.4 by 8.7 inches with the wrist rest and has white backlighting to make typing in the dark easier.
As a wireless keyboard, the Razer Pro Type Ultra connects to devices through Bluetooth or a USB receiver. Its Bluetooth connection allows it to pair with up to three devices, which is also at par with the best wireless keyboards on the market. The Pro Type Ultra also has a battery life that lasts between 207 to 214 hours, but similar to the Corsair KS3, it can be used in wired mode while charging.
Here’s our Corsair K63 review in case you’re interested.
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Product Comparison
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| True Score | 75 | 82 | ||
| Market Context | – | All the keys on the Razer Pro Type Ultra are macro programmable, as opposed to the Logitech MX Mechanical, where none of the keys are programmable. The Type Ultra keyboard also ships with a wrist rest while the MX Mechanical does not. | The Razer Pro Type Ultra is a mechanical keyboard while the Logitech MX Keys is not; while all the keys on the Razer Pro Type Ultra are macro programmable while keys on the Logitech MX Keys are not. The Razer Pro Type Ultra also has a much better latency of 1.3ms compared to the MX Keys’ 18ms. | The Razer Pro Type Ultra ships with a wrist rest, while the Razer Pro Type does not. The Razer Pro Type Ultra has Razer Yellow key switches that give linear feedback, while the Razer Pro Type has Razer Orange switches for tactile feedback. Here’s our Razer Pro Type review in case you want to learn more about it. |
| Form Factor | Full-size | Full-size | – | |
| Keyboard Technology | Mechanical | Mechanical | – | |
| Battery Life | Up to 214 hours over Bluetooth and 207 hours with its receiver | 15 days (with backlight), 10 months (without) | – | |
| Wireless | Yes | Yes | – | |
| Numeric Keypad | Yes | Yes | – | |
| Dig Deeper | – | Read Review → | Read Review → |
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*.75
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*.25
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Expert Score Breakdown
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ATrust Score
74While the Razer Pro Type Ultra is designed for office use, it’s still a fantastic… read more- C
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60Razer’s Pro Type Ultra is a clear indication that the peripheral and laptop maker wants… read more - D
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90In the Pro Type Ultra, Razer improves its premier productivity keyboard with max-speed switches and… read more - D
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90Responsive, sleek and powerful, the Razer Pro Type Ultra keyboard is one of the better… read more - F
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NRI’m happy to see a new keyboard with mechanical switches and multiple connectivity options. Wireless… read more - F
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100The Razer Pro Type Ultra is a stunning keyboard that’s as great to type on… read more
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