Razer Joro Portable Wireless Gaming Keyboard: Thin, Light, Compact – Chroma RGB – Low Profile Switches – Bluetooth – Long Battery Life – Snap Tap – For PC & Mac Laptops, Steam Deck, Smartphone, Tablet
$23.99
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The Razer Joro is the ultimate ultra-portable wireless gaming keyboard, designed for seamless performance across multiple devices. Weighing just 374 grams and measuring only 16.5 mm thin, it delivers effortless portability without sacrificing precision. Despite its sleek design, the Joro features a full function row and full-sized arrow keys, ensuring optimal usability for both gaming and productivity. With multi-device Bluetooth pairing, you can connect up to three devices simultaneously across Windows, Mac, handheld consoles, and mobile, switching between setups instantly with convenient shortcuts. Powered by Razer Chroma RGB, the Joro offers 16.8 million colors and dynamic lighting effects, syncing with hundreds of Chroma-integrated games for a fully immersive experience. It also features Razer™ Snap Tap Technology in Razer Synapse 4, enhancing responsiveness by allowing you to prioritize inputs between two keys without releasing the previous one—perfect for rapid directional changes in gameplay. Built for extended use, the keyboard boasts a long-lasting battery life with Power Saving Mode to maximize efficiency. When recharging is needed, simply connect the included USB cable and continue gaming without interruptions. With its blend of portability, performance, and advanced features, the Razer Joro is the perfect gaming companion for those who demand precision and versatility anytime, anywhere.
THIN, LIGHT, COMPACT — The Razer Joro packs a function row and full-sized arrow keys into a hyper slim, ultra portable design; at just 374 g and 16.5 mm thin, it’s effortlessly lightweight and easy to carry anywhere
POWERED BY RAZER CHROMA RGB — With up to 16.8 million colors and a suite of RGB effects to choose from, personalize the keyboard and get access to dynamic lighting effects for hundreds of Chroma integrated games
ULTRA LOW PROFILE SWITCHES — Built for all-day gaming and work, the ultra low profile design minimizes strain; gaming-grade keys provide quick, precise actuation with satisfying tactile feedback
BLUETOOTH 5.0 / PAIR UP TO THREE DEVICES — Enjoy effortless wireless control anywhere; connect up to three devices across multiple platforms, including Windows, Mac, handhelds, and mobile devices — instantly switch setups with shortcuts for gaming and work
LONG-LASTING BATTERY LIFE — Game longer and work smarter by activating Power Saving Mode; when it’s time to recharge, plug in the included USB cable and keep playing without interruptions (*Actual battery life may vary based on usage, settings, and environment)
RAZER SNAP TAP — With Razer Synapse 4, prioritize inputs between two keys without releasing the previous one for faster, more responsive controls — perfect for near-instant directional changes in gameplay
12 reviews for Razer Joro Portable Wireless Gaming Keyboard: Thin, Light, Compact – Chroma RGB – Low Profile Switches – Bluetooth – Long Battery Life – Snap Tap – For PC & Mac Laptops, Steam Deck, Smartphone, Tablet
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scuba junky –
Great keyboard for everyday use
Ive been using this for about 2 months now and it has been an awesome addition to my IT bag. I travel with it as well. My only gripe would be the battery life is not the best but it charges with a type c so it makes charging easy.
Dan Damit –
Finally a keyboard that I truly enjoy typing on.
This is finally the keyboard that I truly enjoy. I have orders of magnitude fewer typos on this versus others that I have tried from at least half a dozen different manufacturers. I don’t use it for gaming on my main rig; I have a Razer Tartarus for that. Before this one I had a Huntsmen Mini TE, a Steel Series keyboard, a Logitech G19, and several other – this one is my favorite for typing on by far.The RGB isn’t adressable per key, just one size fits it all sort of RGB. Battery lasts me a week with daily use of at least 2 hours a day. I set the Synapse software to make it turn the lighting off after 3 minutes of no use, and 5 minutes into low-power mode after 5 minutes of no use.I was a little worried that the right shift key was too small, but it is in the perfect spot for my hands to hit every time I go to capitalize a letter. Same with the spacebar. I was worried it wasn’t wide enough but my right thumb lands on it every time.It’s build pretty solidly. The switches aren’t loud AT ALL, but they do give some feedback when you press them, which is a perfect combination for me while typing – nice for when I’m in a call for work or in a meeting. The frame is very sturdy, and it weighs more than you’d think based on just looking at the size.The bluetooth connects in seconds after it goes into sleep mode. I ended up getting in the habit unintentionally to wake it up by pressing the spacebar, in a couple of seconds it’s reconnected to my desktop via bluetooth.
Michael S. –
Very nice if you want a programmable compact 75% scissor switch KB
I like it a lot. Scissor switches almost as nice to type on as an apple magic keyboard, but super programmable via Razer Synapse so that I can tailor a few things and program in a numpad on the function layout. Extremely light and compact but is 75% layout with pg up/dn, home/end, and arrow cluster, and function keys.Types nice, but not as nice as a mechanical keyboard in my opinion. However if you need low travel for your RSI then that’s an advantage. Although ironically I think it takes more force to actuate than standard mx brown style tactile switches.Also pairs with three devices so I can switch between my devices easily, and apparently a firmware update added 2.4ghz dongle compatability, but the dongle doesn’t come with the keyboard you’ll have to buy one or use on that came with another razer product like a mouse.BTW you can shut off synapse and it will retain your programming profiles if you have a problem with running synapse on your computer all the time.Minus one star for pricing.
David heustess –
Great razer product.
I really like it. It has more weight than I anticipated but that’s good. Can’t beat razer products. I do wish it had some kind of front legs to prop the keyboard up at an angle but it doesn’t.
Joe –
Expensive, but worth it!
Expensive, yes. However, totally worth it! If you enjoy low profile keyboards or laptop keyboards, then this keyboard is for you. The wireless connectivity works seamless with my laptop, however for best results I would connect to razer synapse. Comes with impressive keyboard lighting, which is always a nice touch. The keys have just enough of a tactile bump to not feel too shallow. The keyboard feels very similar to older Razer Blade 14 laptops 2012 through 2015 years range. I would highly recommend this product, even with the steep price tag.
JL –
Good hardware, just horrible Razer Synapse software
Was working well the first few weeks. Then the RGB light got stuck, and wouldn’t turn off or change color. I tried on/off, changing color, nothing worked. On latest Synapse 4.0.At first, the RGB lighting issues would just reset when wake from sleep, but afterwards it got stuck, and even in Razer Synapse, the RGB lighting changes wouldn’t go through live.Thankfully I was in the return window and returned this just in time. I really wanted to like this, but can’t justify the extra RGB features that I’m paying a premium for to just simply not function
DB –
Well, there’s no alternative (yet).
It’s a good try at a gaming keyboard that has low-press height. Wooting spent a lot of effort to counteract the main problem, how far you have to press a key. But a mechanical fix is best.However this keyboard has a few annoyances:First the F keys don’t shine through, so in a dark room you can’t tell the F keys apart.Second, it would be better if there was some sort of tactile (but silent) feedback the key was bottomed outThird, I wish it came in a slightly larger format so it could be used more easily for daily work vs just gaming.The only thing comparative is the Corsair K100 air, and it has the opposite annoyances – very loud click, and keys are too far apart (even compared to a full size mac keyboard)
Anthony –
Great Keyboard!!
This keyboard is great!! Light, compact and durable. I use it for my laptop all the time and can play computer games on my TV now. Highly recommend 👍🏻 the only yucky part is the price tag, but if you can afford it, it’s worth.
DM –
Excellent quality. I like the key responsiveness and travel. A bit sharp on the edges.
Richard Petroff –
This Keyboard has a nice weight to it so it doesn’t feel flimsy. Lighting effects are good , I chose cycling. Keys feel comfortable. Paired up easily to my iPad within seconds and was able to enter text seamlessly. Paired to my Samsung Q80T smart TV and also my Sony XR80K smart TV effortlessly. Looks good on the coffee table. It has a high end look but not distractive blending in with my home theatre and furnishings. Will get a sleeve for travel when using with my iPad.
lazyotter123 –
Pros:- Quiet keys- Razer aestheticsCons:- Profile is too low and can’t be adjusted- Space bar is too small, constantly hitting the Alt key on the right- Requires another type c port to power RGB properly- Very expensive given the cons
Amanda Erakovic –
I was so excited for this keyboard. But after a few weeks of use the spacebar squeaks and it’s driving me insane. If I could still return this item, I would. Sadly, I missed the return window, so I’m stuck with an expensive paperweight that will just end up being dropped of at an electronic waste processing facility. Waste of money.