Razer Wants HOW MUCH for this Keyboard!?
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- After launching some of the best gaming keyboards like the Huntsman and mice like the Viper, Razer is now launching a wireless 65% gaming keyboard. The Blackwidow V3 Mini Hyperspeed looks great but after using it for a while, I'm not sure this gaming keyboard is priced competitively for what's being offered.
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Have to recommend the Ducky x Varmillo Miya Pro...
I would simply buy claymore II by ROG better stronger cheaper good form factor
Its better if they sell it for 30$.
Honestly, I think that making a video about " Leopold " Keyboards would be a good idea.
It is, imo, the best brand for prebuilt keyboard, in terms of quality and price.
Those are not keyboards for evryone, most of them dont include LEDS. Still, the keycaps are the best ever included on a prebuilt keyboard (double shot, PBT).
People looking for quality and affordable keyboards should not miss this brand that deserve more recognition.
PS: I know he already talked about it in a video, but doing a video just for the brand would be a good idea.
@@wakozz124 old keyboard like dell/hp office still works for any game. what it does is TYPE letter..it all based on your brain reaction. it has nothing to do if keyboard has 1ms response or 200ghz response what so ever or silent click...keyboard is useless. its purpose is to type letter
Razer:
“$179 for a 65% thank you very much.”
Custom keyboard enthusiasts:
“Hold my beer”
$179? They don’t even need someone to hold their beer for that one. People will spend that on keycaps.
I mean for 179, you can afford some rubber feets for your custom keyboard lol, maybe just enough keycaps for half of your board lol
but when that custom keyboard can be changed out however and whenever. its far better
@@thisjustanother of course. Custom keyboards are superior in just about every way.
@Calc Yeah, not saying there aren't cheap options. Just saying that for someone looking to spend money on custom keyboards - you can blow through $179 without breaking a sweat. 70 zilent V2s alone are about $100 CAD.
So, this is where Dave2D's table went.
Yup😂
Yeah I can see him picking up this table from Dave from Kijiji lol
Lmaooo
lol exactly what I was thinking. I do miss that format.
hahah EPIC!
For 180 dollars I expect it to have snake oil lubed switches and keycaps from blackwidow exoskeleton
I've seen that comment from a randomfrankp video
@@BLAKGRIP yup dude is copying it from someone else
@@BLAKGRIP I am the person who commented it on Frank's video
@@ghost_ib9928 I am the person who commented it on Frank's video
>wants high quality keycaps for what amounts to less than $80 in the case of this boards price
do I have some bad news for you...
That's $240 in Canada, Wow! indeed
I feel like I should tell you guys about its prices in India but I'm frustrated and the gist of the matter is, here, we make less than you guys (on average), and gaming or pc shit costs more. So. Much. More.
That's a custom mechanical keyboard right there...
Plus 13% tax if ur from Ontario... It's almost 300$ might as well build ur own keyboard if ur spending that much
@@arimukh28 I understand your pain (not Indian, but I get it).
You make less, everything is more expensive, and when you see people complain about 200 or so USD it conversely seems cheap to you and you don't understand why they complain lol.
@@JenZIGFX IkR here in Quebec tax is 15% which makes this 276$.... and well yeah, abs key caps and it’s not hotswappable.
I am using the BlackWidow v3, and it is really fantastic. Especially love the switches as well as the sturdy build & design. What´s annoying is the finish of the metal, like Dimitri mentioned, it gets gross very fast and needs to be cleaned all the time. Additionally pricing is just 30% to high. But still love it, multi device over 2.4 Ghz and BT is also a huge plus for me. Thanks for the video!
You can't say "I'm disappointed they don't have this feature at this price point but glad because if they did it would've been even more expensive." The reason you're disappointed it's not there at that price point is because that price typically covers the cost of that feature. What is making this keyboard worth MSRP given that it doesn't have this feature? If you can't answer that, call them out for it. In another review I heard they wanted to offer multiple languages and that would've ramped up the cost of ABS but they also said they're working on ABS keycaps to sell for their own products and that seems like a much more likely reason they didn't include them here. That said, doubleshot is pretty good and standard for their keycaps generally so they have that defense.
See the thing is, Razer continously sells stuff at a really high price point, cos its "Razer" cos they are 'gamers' . The fact that you endorse this expensive keyboard shows how blind you are.
Razer IMO always use cheap materials and third tier CMs to make their products.
What you are essentially buying is the name/brand Razer and the triple headed snake logo.
@@shawshankredemption7793 I literally am complaining that he went easy on Razer in my comment. I never endorsed this keyboard. I actually suggested they went with doubleshot over PBT so they could sell aftermarket PBT keycaps. The only positive thing I had to say was that doubleshot keycaps are in fact good.
@@shawndiaz7528 well ya shouldnt have made your comment so long ;)
@@shawndiaz7528 i agree, the keycaps are okay, for the price they’re good but man the rest is just shit haha
He can't do that lol. Razer is one of his sponsors.
$180 is a ridiculous price. I can get the following 65% KB for roughly $60. All hot-swappable.
Tecware B68,
Royal Kludge RK68
Redragon K599
True tho
or a starter custom
Or an NK65 with gateron yellows for 130$-ish
@@carribean71 the NK65 was one of the worst keyboards I have ever used...sold that quickly to some other sucker
99 euros on amazon right now ( 118 dollars ) so i'm buying it for this price
As a hardcore Razer fan, I am equally disappointed at the lack of ‘exciting’ features for the price
Agreed
Hey which keyboard is better for competitive gaming razor huntsman te or apex pro tkl??
@@LoLo-vh2hn neither build your own
@@cykablyat114 are you sure?? What starter board would u suggest??
@@LoLo-vh2hn kbd67lite
For that price, there is no reason the keyboard shouldn’t have a knob. Insanely expensive for no reason
no there is a reason. Razer lol
@@Lonehawk2k4 Agreed!
Size?
@@Lonehawk2k4 just like apple there's no real competition so they can price it at whatever price
It doesn't even give us wall hacking lol
Just get the z88 mechanical 65% for 50 bucks. Essentially the same thing. Been using it for years no issues
Better get Anne Pro 2 or Rk61,Redragon k530
isnt that 70 or 75% kb
@@wtfareperfectplaces also 60%
Just get a Womier K66
just get a gk64
I used to love Razer products up to a few years ago-between the cost, driver issues, Synapse, and the constant background traffic to their mothership (what are they sending back home anyway?) I'm done with them. Still using a few of their parts but I ripped out their software and just go generic...it's not worth the hassle.
synapse still sucks as iCue?
Also include that the build quality often is abysmal. I've read horror stories on some of the mouse that stop working after a month or two or the switch become mushy.
I've been using razer for long i guess. never had such issues for my bw 2014 ed and mamba elite 2015. gonna replace them for new upgrades. my only problem is the light in my keyboard is of in 2 keys. but still works.
i had the first razer naga and razer lycosa keyboard in my best hardcore gaming years and they were amazing devices specifically the first razer naga with the two small extra keys left from the L button and R button. In the following years I bought the razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2013 and razer Naga 2014 and the party starts: the keyboard at the first week the f1 key it had issue with lighting I returned. Now for the razer naga it had connectivity issues with synapse and ofc synapse start the first problems as software. after my experience and the experiences of others with the razer gear I never bought razer again and the only razer I still have is Goliathus mouse pad it was a gift... I used razer peripherals and corsair (icue it sucked).For mainstreet companies i recommend logitech (for evrything but the price :/ ) hyperx (mics headsets keyboards) steelseries (headsets keyboards mice) Corsair (keyboards meh stabilizers but oook, headsets ok and mouses ok but synapse sucked ) Roccat ( vulcan keyboards
I'd do that if only my Razer Tartarus Pro actually had onboard memory to save profiles. Unfortunately, you HAVE to log into synapse to access any profiles you make for it. Sad, considering how amazing the tartarus pro actually is and it is one of the only razer products I'd actually recommend to someone I liked
Razer is one of the most over priced brands in PC parts for us third worlders at least so I am not surprised they would overcharge for this as well.
It's not a matter of which part of the world you live in, I think. Razer has been putting out some good stuff, but on some of their products they still are ... well ... very ambitioned. The BlackWidow line (v3 Pro and this one especially) is a good example, it is way overpriced and honestly a little schizophrenic in terms of its design. Sure, you can argue that ABS keycaps are cheaper and enable you to do this and that all day long, but at this price there should just be PBT. Period. Asus is doing similar stuff with its Claymore II, arguably even worse.
logitech is overpriced too
Look at custom 65% keyboard builds then tell me thats overpriced
@@metazoinqb3rt299 Not really all that comparable, don't you think? ^_^
@@metazoinqb3rt299 idk about you but i can build a 60% hotswap with black inks and durock piano stabs with under US$150.
Razer greens sound like clicking a pen multiple times, its REALLY annoying.
ikr i would rather use box jades
I have them on an old board and they don’t feel good either, really harsh click, makes it hard to game on.
I love the sound
All clicky switches are annoying.
A little of rattly rattle on those stabs tho, and for 180? WOW
a little? it sounds crappy...
Almost all stabilizers rattle. A factory can lubricate them, but the job usually that done is not great and better that consumer does it.
@@mykola2535 the problem is, that keeb isn't even hotswap, if you wanna DIY you have to desolder every switch, and again, we talking about a fn 180 dollar keyboard
@@wuichovengeance yeah, if it’s 180 it better be hotswap
@@mykola2535 not to that extent man, sorry but those are just as bad as on a 15$ keyboard...
Dimitri: "The 65% keyboard market is about to explode"
Custom Keyboard Community experiencing the 65% keyboards 2 years ago: WELL WELL WELL
ikr. " 65% gaming keyboard" market is probably what he intended to say
5:48 "can't have optical on a wireless keyboard"
*laught in rog claymore II*
Lmao
Lmao
With that you can build something with the glorious gmmk pro and some nice switches
GMMK Pro is $179 USD + tax, and $50+ for switches and another $50 for keycaps, so not really
Edit: also it's 75% so a different category technically
@@Evan-bx5wb Plus depending on the country slap a 25% Value added Tax ontop of *Each* purchase
Same price but difference approach. Gmmk pro build to last, also if switch damage you can replace it. Custom keyboard for yourself. But this one is wireless + bluetooth. It lightweight and small for small package that you can travel with. Bt help you connect to multi devices, it have built in battery, and way better software than glorious. All after all, i’m consider between them but i’m falling for wireless and bt. I don’t want to plug in plug out everytime i’m going. And not to worry about cable and dongle. On other hand, i also like gmmk build quality.
I would get something like a kbd67lite, gateron yellows, cheap keycaps, and some lube
@@NamelessPassenger For that, you really have to think more about its quality and customizability (assuming that you want to lube the switches and mod them). And no, they are not the same price, GMMK Pro isn't $179 USD (you only get the case for that price, switches and keycaps are separate purchase).
Remember that GMMK Pro has knobs, it's 75% and probably the biggest of all, gasket mount. You can't compare that to a keyboard like this one, literally an entierly different class of keyboards. GMMK Pro is "budget enthusiast".
Back In the days of counterstrike 1.6, I didn’t even care about the keyboard and mouse and the PC as long as they work and I will still have fun. Now we care about key switches , DPI, response time etc. more than just actually playing the game and get good with it or just plain enjoy it.
I'm very happy with mine, but have to admit, getting it on sale for $100 was a must. I can't imagine paying $180 for this.
LOVE the green switches though. Will probably stick to those as my preferred switch overall.
It’s for sale in my country for like 50 dollars should i get it? And how is the quality
The stabs make my soul hurt.
SHEEP Stabs™️
Yeah those stabilizers were yikes
The switches are just as bad tho
i did not like listening to that
There was a point where I wanted to try out clickys just to see how they are.
But now i get irretated at the tactiles i have on my capslock, fn and win keys
180 dollars for a rattly, non-optical keyboard? that also sounds like crap? damn
gtfo
@@jenson1896 hes right
also came with issues
@human toilet nah
@@jenson1896 he’s right lol
At that price you might as well just build a custom keyboard
I don’t think you gonna get a wireless + bluetooth connect tho
@@NamelessPassenger uhh yeah you will
royal kludge rk68 for budget option, keychron k8 for slightly more premium option... buy em ,lube em, tune their stabs by yourself or service providers, still cost way cheaper... plus u can hotswap... any extra money can be spent on keycaps which makes it even more personalized...
@@claywhitewood yesssss, i was waiting for someone to say this i swear to god razer’s stabs are god awful and it probably isn’t even hot swappable
@@claywhitewood currently using rk g-68. Really worth the money. Though changing keycaps is something one should do immediately because the stock keycaps are abs and it doesn't feels great.
Having its battery last 20hrs at 40% brightness makes me happy with my G915 TKL battery life, since it lasts 150 hrs at 50% brightness and almost 400hrs at 10% brightness, 1200hrs at 0% (says on their software but I believe it, it literally lasts me weeks of daily use), and logitech claims 40hrs at 100% brightness, while Razer claims 200hrs at 0%. Little asteriscs that mean very different things lol
Wow I haven't watches HC for a while and your quality of reviews improved a lot! Good job guys! :)
Despite the price, I gotta say that this one of the prettiest 65% keyboards. I hope a colorway comes out in white!
ok bot
As a mechanical keyboard enthusiast, you can get a much better keyboard for that price..
KBD67 Lite, switches and keycaps of your choice. Customize however you like it and sounds so much better.
That’s what I got . Kbd67, ks3, and some nice caps from drop
@@pacofps2997 Great budget board and switches!
Might as well as build a custom keeb
Some of these companies have lost their marbles and you know what? It's not even their fault. You who are buying their stuff at outrageous prices are to blame.
No i am not, lol. Dont adress me this directly, mister. :c
Currently building my own custom, I bought my last razer boar back when their flagships were 120€ and not 250€
I agree but some of their stuff is unique like their one handed gaming keypads.. I always get alternatives when I can though since I hate razers software
Indeed.
Place a sticker on it, someone will buy it no matter what.
watch Squasy Boy's vid on his $20 Razer. Basically he tweeted 2 photos of mech keyboards and asked people which one to pick... first the Razer Blackwidow and the other is his custom blank ink mechanical keyboard and you know what people said pick Razer 100%
uhm i don't buy that kinda stuff i bought my 60% for 60 dollars, lubed and filmed with krytox & deskeys and love it
Buy a Keychron instead and you can completely mod it the way you want.
and keychron is still kinda overprice compared to some Chinese counterparts like KC84 or RK84
This. I ordered the K3 for $67 a few days ago and I'm surprised it has not been covered in any big tech channel yet.
@@Garcia98 MKBHD uses the K2 and covered it a while back, that's about as big a tech channel as you could want.
So true
Would like to see 65% Huntsman, I can make do without wireless if optical switches are available. They did a lot right with this keyboard, only if it were cheaper. If I don’t see another version come soon I’ll probably buy this in a sale.
Either way I’m happy their making 65% keyboards.
Honestly, I think that making a video about " Leopold " Keyboards would be a good idea.
It is, imo, the best brand for prebuilt keyboard, in terms of quality and price.
Those are not keyboards for evryone, most of them dont include LEDS. Still, the keycaps are the best ever included on a prebuilt keyboard (double shot, PBT).
People looking for quality and affordable keyboards should not miss this brand that deserve more recognition.
Do you like varmilo or Leopold better?
@@fastlegente3430 Leopold
i have a 60% absoluetely love it (Razer Hunstman Mini)
I have a Razer widow first generation. I never change since then. I hope razer will produce long lasting keyboard again.
been using this keyboard for a week now can confirm its a great daily driver
TKL is still the absolute smallest I can use without issues. Tried a 65% recently and immediately missed the home and end keys, along with all my F keys (and yes i know FN + number is Fx but not the same IMO)
Have you tried 70%? If yes, why did you not like it?
Even though I'm Team Razer, I love watching your videos because of how detailed it is. Actually the ROG Falchion is much better than the Razer BW v3 mini.
I love huntsman but not BW. Ordered myself a ROG falchion. seems like a hot stuff.
Just purchased it, but the battery life sounds terrible, Currently i have redragon k599, and i use it for gaming and i take it with me at work so i use it like all day and it lasts more than 2 weeks :O with RGB on on 100% brightness :D
It's a bad deal. For the same price you can get the KBD67 Lite or an NK65 Entry, switches of your choice, and better quality keycaps for the same price or less
Demitri isn't happy about that 180$ price point... meanwhile im here with a 300$ 65% not realizing whats wrong XD
and if you built a board with that razer price tag you'll get a keyboard that's worlds apart. and with no rattly stabs (please lube stabs and clip em too)
@@MasterBepis dude just the price of the keycaps is $100 and more XD
As of today the green switches are sale on amazon for 99.99. With yellow switches sold separately for 24.99. Or the one with yellow switches are on sale for 139.99 amazon.
65% boards have been popular in the custom community for a long time now
For this price point, you should just build a board. It isn't recommended for somebody who wears headphones most of the time because you would not hear the keyboard sounds because the headphones block out most of it. Only if you type should you buy a custom keyboard.
Just when I thought your video quality couldn't get any better you drop this banger. Awesome work guys!
Been using custom 65% keyboards for years. Nice to see more mainstream brands realizing that they exist.
You don't know what a true custom is kid. enjoy your Logitech membrane keyboard dude.....kthxbye 😂😂
@@docholliday6296 I don't think I've ever gotten a reply to anything I have ever said that's more off base than this one. Congrats on that, I guess.
Seriously though, how did you even reach this conclusion? What about what I said made you think I have never used a custom board? If anything I have a problem with my keyboard collecting habit. I have built literally dozens of custom boards. I collect vintage keyboards too. Heck, I own an original beamspring keyboard with the controller swapped out to make it USB compatible.
But sure dude, believe what you want I guess...
@@kevadu yeah, we all know you don't know custom boards, you really need to get help. There are plenty of doctors that can get you the meds you need. On the upside some of these medications will help you concentrate, so that you can get your first beginner keyboard. Now stop all that lying, and go get em tiger 🐯
Picked this up for for a little under $90 after tax and seems like a decent deal with the multi device pairing. Let’s see how it turns out..
Jeez all I want is a 65% or a TKL with the 2nd gen optical linear switches. IS THAT TOO MUCH TO ASK, RAZER!?!? lol
Great review though
Dimitri is looking SWOLE. Glad you’re back my dude!
I bought one a week ago, and it’s now it’s $120.
The Fnatic streak65 is a 65% low profile keyboard with abs keycaps and switches with 1.0mm actuation and 3.2mm total travel. It also has RGB. It isn't wireless which doesn't matter to most people because a keyboard doesn't need to move. The ministreak costs around £100. The blackwidow v3 mini costs around £180 so I'd be paying an extra £80 for it to be wireless with razer yellows 1.2mm actuation & 3.5mm total travel, it isn't low profile and has issues in lighting due to synapse. Enough said?
man seeing all these other and new 65%s, i dont understand why ducky designed their one 2 sf like that. the gap isnt the biggest deal but idfk why they left a blank space there where most others would put the insert key. but the gap also makes taking the plate out difficult as u have to remove the top part of the case which is designed to not really be easily removed. so now my top case piece has a bunch of nicks, bends, and a crack. not super noticeable with where they are but still
As a 2000s gaming vet I strongly refuse to treat any keyboard without dedicated F keys as "gaming"
it aint that big of a deal, press fn and you have all of them back
@@rasrandir nah, proper quicksave is f6 not fn+f6 :)
I have a hard enough time without the numpad, 60% is too small for me and tkl is my sweet spot. And let's be real for $179 there are a lot of kb's that I'd get before I'd trust razer to get it right. It does look good though.
You know people complain about the price but lets talk about the ducky miya at 160. Non wireless and white leds versus RGB/wireless/200hrs of battery. Idk an extra 20 doesnt sound so bad now does it?
Razer should release a low-profile version of this to compete against Keychron K1,3,6,7, NuPhy Air60, ROG Falchion, etc.
If you can get Durgod Hades for less... with PBT caps.. better LEDs.. just better.. why would you get the Widow V3? Just for the wireless??
As someone who just got a Drevo Calibur V2 Pro for 50(!!) bucks, I find it hard to justify spending more than 3 times as much for something that is essentially the same thing. Never had a Drevo before but I'm honestly impressed with what you get for that price. I've used Cherry MX Browns for years but I honestly wouldn't be able to tell a difference to the Outemu Browns in my Calibur. If you can spend $180 you might as well go custom.
Will they release a mercury version of this? I have been looking for a clean white all wireless setup for a long time.
I really want a dual wireless keyboard: bluetooth to connect to my MacBook Pro and wireless dongle to connect to my gaming PC. Arrow keys are crucial for the mac. Currently my setup is the MacBook Pro, gaming PC and Nintendo Switch, all connected to a 32" 4K Monitor, and i just switch the input to the device i'm currently using. Ideally brown switches and has to be in white to match my mouse/desk. Currently I'm using a keyboard that can switch to 5 different bluetooth settings however my gaming PC, either the bluetooth is not always connecting or the input lag is way to great (I wonder if it's because my case is aluminum and causing interference (Dan A4 case). I remember Hardware Canucks did a early look at a CoolerMaster keyboard that has this dual wireless connection (and really hope it will have a white version....maybe the same white as the CoolerMaster NR200 case).
I think people who asking for PBT keycaps means this price should include PBT keycaps. Not this product should use PBT keycaps with price increase.
I think gaming keyboard should using 75%/80% instead. It has function keys that still have usage in many games.
Glorious GMMK Pro has the best layout out there with function keys and a sound knob.
Now I can't unsee the wave thing on the windows logo.
I needed to get a wireless keyboard but I really didn't want to spend a lot of money on it. I lucked out because this keyboard was on sale for $85. I'm not sure I would have paid full price for it to be honest. All in all I do like it and I don't regret getting it. I would not have paid almost $200 for it.
I hope they make 60% white versions of these with razer yellow swithes
I switched from a mechanical keyboard to the amazingly silent logitech silent touch keyboard. It feels good to type on too.
I upgraded from a 60% to a 65%. I bought a RK Royal Kludge G68 because it had 2.4ghz wireless. I hotswapped the included Gateron Reds to Cherry MX Speed Silvers and I put on some really nice keycaps. All of that for less than the price of this Razer.
No you didnt dude...Quit the bullshit'n
The blackwidow mini can be had for $100
@@MIKEx2112 I spent around $160 on my board. At the time I wrote my original comment the Razer retailed for $200. It can now be had for $130. I don't know where you got the $100 price from.
I'm sorry, but you shouldn't be letting Razer off the hook for not including PBT keycaps. Cost is no excuse. It's not like they haven't produced their own PBT keycaps for other keyboards already, and at that insane price point there is no excuse for not including them in this model.
I would say for 120 bucks (thats what I got it for) it's a pretty decent deal. My old Blackwidow is starting to show signs of wear, but hey its the first blackwidow released
I just got mine for 85$ refurbished (like new) and I’m excited. I had the blackwidow v3 TKL but i wanted something smaller.
GMMK Pro for $180 is a better value. It's not 65% but you get a gasket mounted hot-swappable QMK & VIA compatible TKL keyboard or you can go with a Keychron or even Drop's ALT keyboard.
I recently bought a 65% too. It's the perfect size IMO.
6:49 that turned into ASMR.
Got mine for $90 on black Friday. I ain't complaining 😌 huge upgrade from my cynosa lol 😆
Am I the only one who'd like a 75%. As much as I love my Ducky One 2 SF, I miss a dedicated FN row.
@@Wardokh yeah. I'm looking for ISO-UK. Currently on the lookout for Keychron to come back in stock
Same. That's why I pre-ordered a gmmk pro iso. Should be here in a month.
I don't understand keyboards like this. Is it for people who constantly go places where they need a keyboard? People who have an extremely small desk at home? The only two things I could think of right now. For me even a TKL would be sort of a downgrade because there is really nothing bothering me about the numpad. I use it from time to time.
180$ is extremely close to budget custom keyboard zone…
Not just close, it's literally possible lol
@@AcerAz115 well… yeah 🤣
Did not wanted to be mean. Haha
Kbd67lite was 109 on group buy...
If this was wired at and $130, I would've bought it on the spot. I've been using a Ducky Mecha Mini and really miss the arrow keys. Plus, being able to buy from a retailer with easy returns is hugely underrated.
The black widow 65% hyperspeed (phantom edition) is currently $130 on Amazon. I just bought myself one
A more interesting point is about turning off the lights in exchange for 200 hours of battery life in unlimited mode, but when you turn off the lights you can't see any text on the keycaps.......
Didn't expect that Chris Pratt has RUclips channel and reviews about keyboards..
Dimitri my man, can you do a video on the Hyperx alloy origins core? Heard so many good things from other keyboard reviewers, but I need your opinion, since I value it the most out of all, when it comes to keyboards. Great Video as always!
Well just razer being razer. I gave up on their keyboards and switch to custom keyboards, so much fun when you build your own.
I just want a revisited Razer Orbweaver Stealth gamepad, way better than a keyboard especially when one's have carpal tunnel syndrome.
Been playing with gamepads since the first Belkin Nostromo and I can't play with anything else. Had 2 Nostromo, 2 52te, 2 Tartarus, 2 Orbweaver Stealth. I'm gonna have to make a stock I guess.
spc gear: pbt doubleshot expensive? they got 120 pcs of pbt doubleshots for 15$
ill wait get one black friday 65% sale 😅
I am not going to lie. I prefer the Razer Green Switches
High time a scroll wheel/dial makes its way to 65%.
TM680. Wired and wireless versions also hot swap.
I feel like if you used 1 dongle 2 peripherals is because, mice and a keyboard together is a high amount of polling rate running wirelessly and putting stress on the inputs with only 1 dongle.
tbh if you want arrow keys just get a anne pro 2, which is a 60% with a tap function which turns shift alt ctrl and fn into arrow keys
to be honest I don't agree when some people say 65% it's gonna be the new thing gamers will want.
full size right shift > dedicated arrow keys
Razer, Corsair etc (like many big names in all markets) mostly appeal to people with money who don't know/can't be bothered to find out that something better exists for the same money. As ever, vote with your money.
Bought one for 190 euro in my country which is more than 200 dollars. Not even mad its amazing
I hope they make it in white
i have the keychron K6 and it looks less gamey, but is really awesome
After I heard the spacebar I thought it wasn't that bad, then I heard enter, backspace and left shift. Why would you only lube one stabilizer pair??
Instead of buying Razer, learn what else is out there. That's always good advice.
He mentioned several alternatives
@@NBaeK01 true and I said it's good advice and abstracted it.
also, the fact that there's STILL not a standard wireless TKL out there is pretty damn ridiculous. anything below TKL is super super niche because F keys are widely used in games
Just bought a Razer Cynosa Chroma, used for only 5 months it's in mint condition for $30.00 Canadian.
Literally a membrane keyboard with lights
Not trying to bash you for getting it, but you could've gone for a cheap mechanical one and it would've been miles better
I still hope you enjoy your current keyboard, if you're happy that's what matters
There is next to no sub-$30.00 cdn Mechanical Keyboards that are even remotely close to being miles better. But yes I love it.
We need a huntsman 65%
Just one question:
Who the fuck needs 200 hours of battery life?
Who is using his keyboard with 100% RGB for longer than 6 hours?
Nobody. Everyone can charge the keyboard at night when they sleep and then play the whole day. I don't know where the problem is.
Bro thank you for pointing out the rgb issue when riding the orochi dongle, I thought I was doing something wrong. I guess I’ll just use both dongles until they fix this
Smaller keyboards are more expensive than bigger ones. What a valid logic...