Keyboard Recommendation Series Part 5: Best Typing Keyboard Recommendations - Razer Pro Type Ultra

The Razer Pro Type Ultra is a wireless keyboard designed for office use. This is Razer's second office keyboard, and it looks almost identical to the Razer Pro Type, except the Ultra has a wrist rest and a different switch body. It can be paired with up to three Bluetooth devices or one device via the USB dongle. It uses the Razer Productivity Dongle, which means you can use the same receiver to connect other devices that use the same receiver, and it feels very light and quiet to type on, but there's no tactile feedback, which can be a little overwhelming.

Although the Razer Pro Type Ultra is designed for office use, its performance in games is also relatively good. It has very low latency and the Razer Yellow switches feel light and responsive. It has a wrist rest and two tilt angle settings for better comfort, and you can set macros for any key on the board. While it's backlit, it only comes in one color.

Mobile Performance The Razer Pro Type Ultra is great for mobile or tablet use, but it's larger and heavier than most dedicated mobile boards. Because it's wireless, it can be paired with up to three Bluetooth devices or one device via the USB dongle. It is compatible with most mobile operating systems, but some keys do not work on some devices.

Office Performance The Razer Pro Type Ultra is perfect for office use. It's comfortable to type on for long periods of time, thanks to its wrist rest and two tilt settings, so you can adjust it to what feels best to you. You can pair it with up to three Bluetooth devices or one device via the receiver. Linear Razer Yellow switches feel light to type on and are quiet;

Programming Performance The Razer Pro Type Ultra is great for programming. Support for device connection and one-key switching. The linear Razer Yellow switches feel light to type on, but there's no tactile feedback that might take getting used to. It comes with a wrist rest, two tilt settings, bright white backlighting, and supports custom macros.

For entertainment, the Razer Pro Type Ultra is great for use with a home theater PC setup, though it's not intended to be. It's wireless, so you don't need to worry about complicated cables. You can pair it with up to three bluetooth devices, or with one bluetooth device via the USB receiver, it is compatible with most common operating systems, but some keys do not work on some operating systems. It also has bright white backlighting and media hotkeys. There's no built-in trackpad, so you'll need a mouse on the side. Also, it's a full-size board, so it's large and might not be ideal on your lap.