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Equipped with the world-renowned Razer mechanical switches and powered by Razer Chroma RGB, for a level of precision and customization that gamers worldwide love.
The classic switch for those who want to feel and hear every click. It offers a lifespan of up to 80 million clicks.
To complement the long-lasting switches, the frame on this mechanical gaming keyboard is durable enough to withstand many hours of intense, regular use and has a clean matte finish.
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Amazing keyboard with very satisfying clicky switches (razer green), the razer chroma is quite user-friendly and easy to learn, it does make noise so it may bother those around you but it's truly exceptional, the tkl form factor is ideal, the only negative is that it doesn't come with a keycap remover in the box.
For those coming from motospeed keyboards (I had the ck82), the difference is noticeable, I highly recommend it!
After 6 months of use, the keys do not make good contact, they are written double or not at all. I am not satisfied at all :(
Very beautiful and practical. All the indicators are in the right places. The program for adjusting its functions is slow and constantly updates. It is very difficult to clean (it takes about 1 hour for deep clean, otherwise it doesn't clean at all). The clips that bring it into recall easily came off with simple movement on the desk surface. It was impossible to reposition them as their cylindrical "ears" had broken. Nevertheless, it didn't bother me as I can still use it perfectly fine without the recall. It still functions the same and is good 3 years after purchase.
POSITIVES:
Immediate response
Very nice sound
Easy to clean
Overall, it is a very good keyboard for competitive gaming like Fortnite, COD... I have had it for 3 years and it has not presented any problems. Also, the cable can pass through 3 ports, the middle, the left, and the right
Positive:
Nice clicky sound with the green switches
Compact size suitable for gaming
Strong RGB lighting
Sturdy construction
Cable routing
Easy removal of keycaps for cleaning
Instant response
Negative:
Only wired connection
For the price it has in November 2023, it is worth it in full
The keyboard is decent in terms of aesthetics and durability, but quite TERRIBLE in terms of key lifespan. After 1 year, several keys on the keyboard started to have poor contact with the board, resulting in registering 5 keystrokes when pressed once. Only for this reason, I am considering changing the keyboard as it has become quite annoying. I regret the 110 euros I had spent on it
The keyboard is a very good choice for someone who wants a keyboard that will last. It has fantastic RGB lighting, a very sturdy construction, and with the Yellow switches, it's simply a pleasure to type on
Well, first of all, I would like to start with one thing. I don't know why many people don't like the keyboard... I, for one, love it. I have been playing with this keyboard at an Internet Cafe for so long and it's perfect. The only downside is that the Mini version doesn't have a Greek keyboard. But to tell the truth, some buttons like the comma (,) don't work (at least there, not in all cases)
Disappointment. I have been using it for gaming for 2 years now and the A and D buttons no longer work and it is not easy to clean at all. It is definitely not worth its money. Supposedly a good keyboard from Razer for 100€, it is supposed to be high-quality and sturdy.
Bought 2.5 years ago, it has had countless hours of use, and I can say that I wouldn't buy it again. $100 seems a bit too much for the quality, but it's a Razer, so it will be expensive.
The sound was quite satisfactory, and the feel was very nice, but $100 seems too much compared to other options I have tried at the same price. If the price was around $60-70, then it would be the best choice. If someone has $100 for a keyboard and doesn't mind the brand, then I would recommend going for more value-for-money options like Corsair, SteelSeries, HyperX, or Ducky (if they want a 60% keyboard).
Personally, I have tried a bit of everything, and in my opinion, all the above options surpass the Black Widow V3.
We're talking about a relatively heavy keyboard, 850g, sturdy in its construction, metallic, with keycaps of mediocre quality. Also, the keycaps are not stable, resulting in wobbling and producing a metallic sound with each press. If you don't wear headphones, it greatly affects the aesthetics. If someone wants to change the keycaps, they have very limited and expensive options.
Razer Synapse (from my own experience) works fine sometimes and not others.
In general, I would say it's not worth it, as there are better options with less money. But as long as we're talking about Razer, it's the best they can offer us.
I hope I helped, of course, for someone who wants a simple gaming solution, it's fine. If someone finds it at a good discount, it's worth getting
Very good in both feel and sound of the keys that don't make much noise. Overall, because it doesn't lag while playing FPS games, it is the best out of all the ones I have tried
It is the best, the keys have an awesome sound and it is very good for gaming. It is sturdy and worth its money
I have to say that this keyboard is very good, the only downside is that it is not easy to clean
So, I bought the keyboard on Black Friday last year, in 2021, for 80 euros and I have to say that it is really good for its price. I had thought about getting the Ornata V2, but I ended up choosing this one and overall, it is very good for both gaming and office work. The only negatives I have about it are the cable, which is plain plastic and not fabric like most Razer peripherals, and that it is difficult to clean. However, I highly recommend it
For a game, it is the best, very nice and comfortable, I recommend it to you
After 11 months of use since it was purchased last Christmas for 80 euros, I can say that it is much better than what I have used before, as I was previously using budget keyboards. Razer is worth its money, the build quality is amazing, the keyboard is stable, and even with daily use and not being cleaned as often as it should, it has not had any issues whatsoever. It is worth its money and more, and I highly recommend it to anyone who likes the sound of green switches!
I have it here for about a year and a month, some keys, the most frequently used in Gaming W, S, D, A, lose contact, die under continuous pressure, the keys do not change as far as I know, so the keyboard is useless, 100+ euros wasted!
Update:
Apart from the basic issues, some keys started registering twice when pressed. So annoying.
The keycaps started fading and losing color, with white spots appearing out of nowhere. The only thing that was used on them was a damp cloth occasionally.
There is a major issue with the stabilizers on the larger keys like the spacebar. The gaps for the stabilizers should have been factory-cut with precision, it's not that difficult. There is a lot of rattle. The spacebar dances because it sits on bases that are not stable. It requires modding with tape and definitely needs lube with krytox for keyboard enthusiasts, but the rattle it produces is completely unacceptable. The price is good and you pay for the switches, but everything else is careless. It's not hot swappable, but for me, it's not a problem. And the logo doesn't have RGB.
Under 100 euros and does everything. Macro, text copies, whatever you like. The only tragic thing is the stabilizers. And the funny thing is that you can't change them because the classic ones don't fit, as these are from Razer.
They improved with a little regret, but not to the point where you can say wow. But still, I give it a 5-star rating due to its price.
For a small office, it is ideal. It doesn't take up much space due to its tenkeyless design. It doesn't make much noise to the point of waking people up in the room. The only issue I have is that they are difficult to clean (especially when removing the switches) because it doesn't have a filter removal tool. Another downside is that it lacks the detachable cable that we see in most 65% - TKL keyboards.
I have it for two weeks. Its click is really nice, the keycaps clean easily, it's the best thing I've ever bought.
Certainly below my expectations. It is not worth its price (around 100€), I expected something better. While typing (I type quickly), I am bothered by the feeling of instability in some keys and it produces a "spring ping" sound in some of them. In terms of quality, I compare it to other cheaper and less well-known keyboards on the market, such as Motospeed Inflictor CK104, Motospeed K82, Aula. The top frame is made of aluminum and the bottom part is made of plastic. The cable is non-detachable and plastic, I expected it to be at least sleeved. Additionally, keycap removers (like in the "lower-end" Motospeed keyboards) and O-ring dampeners are not provided. Finally, I want to point out that only the English letters are illuminated, not the Greek ones.
Very good Razer keyboard with green switches that feel nice and smooth (unlike the yellow ones). The RGB lighting is truly wonderful with its Synapse color options, although you can also create your own. Takes up a bit of space on the desk!!!! Perfect keyboard
A very excellent keyboard guys..initially green switch is the best for bass sound mechanical
very nice construction, very sturdy-looking and compared to the old black window it has better feel, the previous one reminded me a lot of plastic..now as for the RGB, I won't say it blew me away..but overall it's worth it, although there are other keyboards at this price range with more extras..but they don't have green switch..you just can't get enough of typing with the Razer keys..now the plastic cable might be a downside but it doesn't really matter, we care more about the mouse..and I would say the Razer software is a bit complicated but in terms of feel, reliability, and comfort it's really good..I would have liked a wrist rest of course but it's okay, that's why you buy the slightly more expensive model
Coming from using a cheap keyboard for the past few years, it was a big change. The keys have a very nice and immediate feel, and personally, I am very satisfied with the sound of the green switches. Overall, it is a very good keyboard, but I received it with a noticeable spring ping, which bothered me significantly. Some keys have improved after extended use, but there is still a strong spring sound, especially on the f keys.
It's great, it may not have the "crave you" factor (right enter), it takes 2-3 times to get used to it but then it's awesome and the size helps a lot, it's very beautiful
It is perfect, I highly recommend it and I was also a huntsman owner and I can easily say that it is better
It is convenient and nice for gaming, although the full size has a steep price
Apart from the well-functioning drivers and the nice RGB lighting, the feel of the buttons is very good for its price of 99€. However, the stabilizers on the larger buttons move a lot and produce a very annoying sound. Therefore, at half the price of this keyboard, the Motospeed performs much better with its aqua switches and much better stabilizers that don't even move a millimeter, not even the space key. At this price, this particular keyboard is not worth it.
A pretty good keyboard.
I have had it in my possession for a few hours now. I have been using only mechanical keyboards for a long time - an IBM Type M and a Unicomp (both with buckling spring mechanism). I generally play a few games and mainly use the keyboard for typing.
The typing feel is very good. Positive keystrokes and satisfying click (I have the version with the green switches). I consider the feel of the keys to be better than that of a Logitech G915 clicky that I have been using for a few days, and comparable to the IBM Type M (in terms of feel). In fact, because the keys are easier to press compared to the Type M, the keyboard may be more convenient/comfortable.
As for the lighting, etc., I don't have much to say since I'm not interested in that aspect. The software is easy to use (much simpler compared to the G915 software) - I set a static color and have it that way.
I notice two disadvantages with the keyboard:
- The keys are smaller than what I'm used to (narrower compared to both the G915 and the IBM Type M), resulting in occasionally pressing two keys at once while typing. I hope to gradually get used to it and eliminate this issue. However, for those with larger fingers, it may be a problem.
- The most annoying thing is the keyboard's cable. It is not detachable (cannot be replaced with another cable) and it is very stiff and inflexible. It is so difficult to arrange it in the workspace and when moving it, it puts strain on the USB port of mini PCs. It is truly unacceptable that a €100 keyboard does not have a minimally quality, flexible cable.
Update: Not even a week after purchasing it, problems started to occur. Multiple inputs on various keys and the scroll lock light not turning on. I returned it to the store where I bought it, it was checked and replaced. The new one (I have it since yesterday) works flawlessly.
I will come back after some time for an update regarding its reliability, as well as a comparison with the G915 and the older mechanical keyboards I used (IBM Type M and Unicomp).
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το κλτρ keyboard ever
Ξέρετε αν αλλάζουν τα switch και τα κικαψ?
τα key caps 100% τα switches δεν το εχω δοκιμασει να σου πω την αληθεια.
Μπορώ να αντικαταστήσω τα Doubleshot ABS Keycaps με τα Doubleshot PBT Keycaps?
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