The braided cable that comes out of the keyboard goes into a small plastic splitter; 4 separate cables exit on the other side:

One of the port is used to power the keyboard and the other takes care of the integrated USB port:

The other two cables end with the microphone and headphone jack plugs:

As every product tested before from Razer, the rest of the documentation is found in their well known cardboard envelope with the logo on top:

On its back, we can locate the Razer saying “For Gamers. By Gamers”, the website address along with an open sign:

Inside it, we can find registration information, the Quick Start Guide, Master Guide and two Razer stickers:

The Quick Start Guide keeps us informed regarding the main keyboard components and how to install in our computer:

In the Master Guide, we can also find detailed information on how to operate the software interface:

The Razer stickers are very nice to have and can be put on our desktop machine case, laptop or our devices:

The lighting can be customized right from the keyboard, without the intervention of the software application; it can be adjusted on 5 different levels: off, low light intensity, medium light intensity, maximum light intensity or pulsating light. A dim led light can be also observed between the keys:

There are different details that we can see during the day, compared to what we can see with absolutely no light in the room:

Artificial light

No light