since we're talking about gamers that want quality out of the box and not spending 2 weeks on lubing a completely custom kb together, what are the chances for a 100% kb? BTW, excellent review, subbed and liked!
The amount of effort that goes into your videos does not go unnoticed. The writing, planning, editing, sound design, presentation, humor, and genuine personality it's all top tier. And clearly it's not a requirement to do any of that. You could literally just film your hands and do everything in one take freestyle. But the fact that you go above and beyond deserves major kudos.
Absolutely absurd value package from Razer. Gasket mount FR4 with pcb mount stabs just tells me that they actually listened and didnt cut costs for things that matter. I found myself increasingly more surprised as the video went on. This is my absolutely recommendation for anyone. Also this video was really fun. Got a lot of personality in here and it was a blast. Keep it up
It's cool but ... to change to mount stabs, you lose the warranty ... and that's stupid. Plus, with good plate mounted stabs & tape mod... you won't notice the difference...
I remember a few years ago when I was hyped to go from a crusty old first gen blackwidow to a Drop Ctrl. It's weird to think my mechanical keyboard journey might come full circle when they release this thing
In the United States the FTC has made it clear that opening your device for tinkering or repair is explicitly allowed as long as you don't damage any components and will not void your warranty. Please don't spread misinformation about right to repair. I encourage everyone to know their rights about repairing their own technology and stop giving into the fear from these large tech companies.
Could you do an update to this video it appears their is an issue with these keyboards of double typing. So far razor does not have a fix for it. Wanted to get your insight on it?
Now that's a keyboard I'd like to give a whirl. It looks good and it's sounding good out of the box. Only changes I might make are moving a couple keycaps over if I choose to get it. I'll be honest, one thing I miss about having a keyboard with lights is being able to turn off my lamp, playing in the dark hits different.
Man, I feel that! I had to put the stock shine-through caps on my Wooting for a recent video and its reallly nice when you're gaming in low light/dark room.
Hey just fyi: opening a product you purchased in America does NOT void your warranty. In fact, those "void if opened" stickers are actually illegal here, not that it's well enforced. As long as you don't damage the product yourself in the process of disassembling it, the warranty still stands.
that is impressive. never thought id be tempted for a razer keyboard, especially in this day and age but im all for it. everyone needs nice sounding keyboards!
In my experience, Razor always live up to their name. They get dull pretty quickly (short lifespan), but they always bring "cutting edge" features to the gaming world. They're basically fast fashion: put an experation date on your product so your fanbase is encouraged to try the cool new thing.
I'm out of the keyboard market for a while now that I have the Wooting, but this seems like a huge step-up vs. what the big brands have been selling. Charging >$100 (often closer to $200) for an acoustically disgusting keyboard with soldered switches is totally ridiculous, yet that's the space that Logitech, Corsair, Razer and SteelSeries have been operating in for years. Because... RGB? Bloated companion software? They've often tried to differentiate themselves with proprietary switches (Romer-G, optical, omni-point, low profile), but for the most part they've not been any better than the traditional Cherry-style switches, and even when they achieve better measurables, they sound like ass and are hamstrung by bad software. It's no secret what keyboard components cost, and the economies of scale at the big brands must mean they've been paying even less. The prices they've been charging are textbook "gamer premium". This is the first big brand product I can remember seeing, where they're flexing some of their manufacturing power towards features that actually matter to the typing and gaming experience.
man ever since I stopped buying Razer products to move more towards custom keyboards, THIS is bringing me back. I promised I wouldn't buy any more keyboards after my 7th, but DAMN this is kinda nice what.
Did Wooting announce somewhere that they'll offer different cases? Honestly if they would just sell the bare PCB I would have gotten one a long time ago. Don't need their cheap plastic case or the keycaps.
The exact comment I was going to make. I know their recent line of mice have also been really good, even if I never buy this keyboard I'm very happy to see companies pay attention to their market demographic for once.
Razer been on the up bro. Their mice are second to none, their 2023 blackshark v2 pro is great, if you don’t want a stand-alone mic, and now this keyboard looks like a game changer.
@@bruddah_I have the razer huntsman, v2 viper pro and blackshark pro 2023. The pro 2023 has an error with the latest firmware in that when you enable side tone it makes the balance play sound out of the left ear speaker only. Now I'm on the pc38x and prefer them tbh. Clamp force on the razer pro was also too harsh for me
@@bruddah_mice second too none? I mean xtrify, glorious and logitech imo are generally better mouse brands imo. The viper is probably the only competitive mouse they make.
As an Avid Razer Fanboy for something like 4 years now, this Release could not have made me any happier. In hard contrast to many People I spoke to, not any of my Razer Gear - which is all my Gear by now (xD) - did ever leave me stranded. So I am glad that after the recent shortcomings on some parts this just blew everything out of the Water. And also - great Video Presentation style. Lots of personality, great, fun way to present things and superb delivery. (As a Vocal Director, that kind of is something I look out for lol.) Great stuff, take my like :D
Still using my razer blackwidow v2 tkl with first gen orange switches, so glad to see they are bringing them back, hopefully we'll see them on tkl and full size boards soon.
That's awesome. Just wish we still had more standard layouts and key cap sizes. If this thing came in a TKL, I'd buy it instantly. Is the full size the same except for more keys?
Why is it that you say at 03:36 that you don't need to open the board and void the warranty to change out the stabs but at 07:23 you say that the only reason to open the board and void the warranty is if you want to change out the stabs?
not bad not bad. doin it better than corsair. but since i already have a wooting 60he, my next keyboard anything would probably be an actual custom. i want that zoom 75
the real question is- does it compete with wootings .1mm actuation rapid trigger? for a “gaming” keyboard, it needs to match the wooting in terms of raw performance.
I have a Razer BlackWidow V3 mini and I don't recommend it, several keys double click and now I turn it off and the battery indicator led keeps turning on even though it's set to off. While typing this I had a problem with double clicking.
Actually crazy good keyboard! I can see this being an awesome beginner board for someone who doesn't trust GBs or doesn't wanna build anything completely from scratch yet.
Hi, awesome vid. Now i want to get this this kb. im writing this from a blackwidow v1 2019. A very simple but practical kb, but its not very customizable and it has the green switches that are super noisy. But Is it possible that on the future we can get switches like the ones that the wooting 65hs has for this keyboard or other hot-swap in general?
Have you looked in to the new Steelseries Apex Pro TKL? It’s also using HE switches and they just released a firmware update that brings it in line with Wooting in terms of actuation point and travel as well as rapid fire. I personally use a full size Wooting Two HE so I haven’t grabbed it yet, I really wish Wooting had a TKL…
I’m going to take a moment, sip my coffee, and appreciate how freaking well these videos are produced. So entertaining, so slick. Do you write the amazing zingers or do you record them off the cuff and just say F-it and include them? Honestly, you could review packing material and I would be still be glued to your videos every time.
Great turn of events for razer. Synapse is still a bit much to deal with though. One thing I don't see a lot of people mention about the Wooting is the significantly improved processor and memory capabilities. Most brands require having some software running on your computer for the RGB effects, but Wooting has it all save on the board itself (fully customizable, per key!).
Brian, great video, as always. Your production quality is the best of any channel that I watch. I've been using an Azoth for about a month now and have been pretty happy with it. I did swap out the keycaps, but that's it. I even bought some Durock T2 switches and V2 screw in stabs for it when I bought the keyboard, but have stuck with the Asus NX browns and the stabs that came with it.
I work at Micro Center and we just got these boards in today. One of our Razor training videos a while back hinted that they were considering gettinf itno hot swap, so we were patiently waiting to see what would happen. We took the opportunity to feel one of them as we were spider wrapping them and the orange switches felt... fine, to my picky ass, which means that I think a lot of people will actually like them. They definitely feel way better than browns and I wish they would send us boxes of their proprietary switches. However, the spacebar feels EXCELLENT, even by enthusiasts standards. I stillthink the ROG Strix is the better overall buy, but this is a damn good keyboard from Razer and I'm happy to see gaming and custom keyboards slowly blending together.
I don't understand why people continue to say opening your devices voids yours warranty. Opening your product does not, can not, and will not void your warranty unless you cause purposeful, provable damage by doing so.. From this boards design it's definitely designed to be opened and customized.
oh man this was my dream layout, compressed 75%, volume scroll wheel (hell yeah not those knobs) and under 200$! sadly, I'm already into custom kb's and am awaiting my zoom75. still can't deny the value presented by razer here.
this is so damn cool to see. i used to use a razer keyboard before the custom keyboard world. its great to see that they are making steps into the right direction
Would be nice to get the features and that format into the huntsman line with the opto switches. I like the Linear Red Opto. Any advantage to go with this instead of Opto? I'm pretty sure I would like the orange, I've enjoyed brown cherry mx in the past. Just feel like a step back in technology to go back to mechanical switch. I might be exagerating...
AS some one who works from home and has red opto I am considering this. The reds are just a little too sensitive for non gaming use for me
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If that PBT/texutre is of similar quality to their previous PBT upgrade set, the characters won't wear off but the texture will. At least the price is very expected of them - the usual price for decent 75/knob version + razer tax. It's better then what they usually do that's for sure.
I feel like 75% layout was made for programmers. And yet, most of them fail to deliver: it should have DEL above BACKSPACE, PRINT SCREENSHOT in the top-right corner, then below it HOME, END and PG UP/DOWN in that order, or HOME, PG UP/DOWN and END. Instead, many of them include useless INSERT key and lacks another button in favor of weird layout or knob. Also, what's up with the smashed up layout? I wish there were more like "Akko 5075S Shine-Through" - black, shine-through, 75% "exploded" with the right key layout, but print screen key option instead of knob. Key remapping on keyboard's firmware level could be useful too.
I have a Razer Cynosa V2. I use it every day for productitivy. I like the low profile and yea I am one of those strange people that like membrane keyboards. Thing is my keycaps look really bad. I was wondering if it is a problem with the more expensive models? Also where I live I can't find replacement keycaps. Anyhow aswsome video thanks for the information.
You nailed it about the primary complaint, the default switch choice. I'm not a fan of tactile switches for gaming at all. If I was wanting to buy this I would hold off until Razer offers it with linear switches.
Razer* and no it's not on par with Wooting, but it's better performing than every other keyboard outside the Wooting so it's worth it. Owner of the huntsman mini analog and love it, definitely my main and go to recommendation. Difference is beyond minor so you'll enjoy the rapid trigger feature of Razer.
Ah so it's only for their analog keyboards? I would like to have rapid trigger on this new keyboard as it has everything else that I'm looking for. @@BravenTyler
🤯 - That level of board at that price! My only confort now having spent so much more on the Glorious GMMK PRO (original campaign) is how long I’ve been enjoying it before a big mainstream company made something that IMO, legitimately is better in every way, except maybe the lack of a full aluminum body. But that doesn’t bother me.
Board sounds great. It's just disappointing they decided to use regular mechanical switches, a non-standard fn layout, and went 8K polling over wireless. It's impossible for me to go back to using regular keyboards after seeing just how more responsive hall effect switches are with rapid trigger. 8K polling uses a ton of CPU resources and still won't make the keyboard feel as responsive as the wooting. They would have been better or going Hall effect 1K polling wireless.
Id recommend dremelling the stand offs on the bottom of the plastic case to give it the tinniest more gasket flex when typing. Its still a hard bottom out, but its an easy mod to do with even some sharp pliers
You actually don't even need to void the warranty to swap out stabs, TX sells plate mount stabs, which imo solve the ticking issue all the same due to their TPU inserts.
Im really nitpicking here, but what i like about my 75% is that there's no extra space between the F keys and the numbers for when i play games that require alot of keybinds
I never thought I'd see the day that Razer would actually release a keyboard that interested me. I already have a V2 Pro with aftermarket skates and grip tape might as well get the whole razer kit
I bought this keyboard mainly after watching your review. I am finding the spacebar to be super loud - significantly louder than the keys ( I suppose just like yours in the video). This is my first keyboard of this type - I am currently using a Corsair k70 low profile red switch. I just ordered the TX stabilizers in hopes they will quiet it down.
3:40 No, in the EU and US, opening a product won't void your warranty, according to the law. But many manufacturers just blatantly ignore the law of course, because they see themselves above it.
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Wow, did NOT see this coming from Razer, GREAT coverage as always Brian!
Thank you sir!
since we're talking about gamers that want quality out of the box and not spending 2 weeks on lubing a completely custom kb together, what are the chances for a 100% kb? BTW, excellent review, subbed and liked!
@@endorphinADMIN wooting two HE for gaming, GMMK2 for typing experience
@@badseedtech I got the normal v4, I can stil have time to return it and change it for the 75%, is there any other difference besides the 75%?
@@badseedtech i been through 3 razer keyboards now. the keys double types and fails outright to register after a few months usage....
Badseed continuing to prove just how clean his editing and presentation is. 10/10 man, keep it up!
The amount of effort that goes into your videos does not go unnoticed. The writing, planning, editing, sound design, presentation, humor, and genuine personality it's all top tier. And clearly it's not a requirement to do any of that. You could literally just film your hands and do everything in one take freestyle. But the fact that you go above and beyond deserves major kudos.
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Absolutely absurd value package from Razer. Gasket mount FR4 with pcb mount stabs just tells me that they actually listened and didnt cut costs for things that matter. I found myself increasingly more surprised as the video went on. This is my absolutely recommendation for anyone.
Also this video was really fun. Got a lot of personality in here and it was a blast. Keep it up
What's your take on the ASUS Azoth 75%?
@@Kodak115 I also think it's a really great keyboard. Can't go wrong with either
Bought it yesterday it’s great
With Razer's software to control the keyboard? Hotswap and can mod it? Definitely!
It's cool but ... to change to mount stabs, you lose the warranty ... and that's stupid. Plus, with good plate mounted stabs & tape mod... you won't notice the difference...
I remember a few years ago when I was hyped to go from a crusty old first gen blackwidow to a Drop Ctrl. It's weird to think my mechanical keyboard journey might come full circle when they release this thing
In the United States the FTC has made it clear that opening your device for tinkering or repair is explicitly allowed as long as you don't damage any components and will not void your warranty. Please don't spread misinformation about right to repair. I encourage everyone to know their rights about repairing their own technology and stop giving into the fear from these large tech companies.
Could you do an update to this video it appears their is an issue with these keyboards of double typing. So far razor does not have a fix for it. Wanted to get your insight on it?
Now that's a keyboard I'd like to give a whirl. It looks good and it's sounding good out of the box. Only changes I might make are moving a couple keycaps over if I choose to get it. I'll be honest, one thing I miss about having a keyboard with lights is being able to turn off my lamp, playing in the dark hits different.
Man, I feel that! I had to put the stock shine-through caps on my Wooting for a recent video and its reallly nice when you're gaming in low light/dark room.
Hey just fyi: opening a product you purchased in America does NOT void your warranty. In fact, those "void if opened" stickers are actually illegal here, not that it's well enforced. As long as you don't damage the product yourself in the process of disassembling it, the warranty still stands.
2013 Razer : meme company, trash tier products
2023 Razer : industry leader in most/many segments
Time flies
that is impressive. never thought id be tempted for a razer keyboard, especially in this day and age but im all for it. everyone needs nice sounding keyboards!
In my experience, Razor always live up to their name. They get dull pretty quickly (short lifespan), but they always bring "cutting edge" features to the gaming world. They're basically fast fashion: put an experation date on your product so your fanbase is encouraged to try the cool new thing.
Razer was very bad in the past
But nowadays almost all Razer products are pretty damn good !
@@johnhurley8918you say that but my blackwidow ultimate and naga from 2013 still work, they also get some limited customer support 10 years later
I'm out of the keyboard market for a while now that I have the Wooting, but this seems like a huge step-up vs. what the big brands have been selling. Charging >$100 (often closer to $200) for an acoustically disgusting keyboard with soldered switches is totally ridiculous, yet that's the space that Logitech, Corsair, Razer and SteelSeries have been operating in for years. Because... RGB? Bloated companion software? They've often tried to differentiate themselves with proprietary switches (Romer-G, optical, omni-point, low profile), but for the most part they've not been any better than the traditional Cherry-style switches, and even when they achieve better measurables, they sound like ass and are hamstrung by bad software.
It's no secret what keyboard components cost, and the economies of scale at the big brands must mean they've been paying even less. The prices they've been charging are textbook "gamer premium". This is the first big brand product I can remember seeing, where they're flexing some of their manufacturing power towards features that actually matter to the typing and gaming experience.
man ever since I stopped buying Razer products to move more towards custom keyboards, THIS is bringing me back. I promised I wouldn't buy any more keyboards after my 7th, but DAMN this is kinda nice what.
Super tempting on this one! If I wasn't waiting to see what Wooting is doing next with their case offerings...
Great video as always!
Did Wooting announce somewhere that they'll offer different cases? Honestly if they would just sell the bare PCB I would have gotten one a long time ago. Don't need their cheap plastic case or the keycaps.
@@eksot they are going to, they just didn't have plans of bare PCB until recently
@@VarunAditTheGreat nice, where did they say that, do you have a link?
@@3ildcard they've talked about it on Discord
@eksot They are coming out with an aluminum case and poly plates for sale
This keyboard looks clean af. Never in my life did I think I’d be considering a razor keyboard lol.
The exact comment I was going to make. I know their recent line of mice have also been really good, even if I never buy this keyboard I'm very happy to see companies pay attention to their market demographic for once.
Razer been on the up bro. Their mice are second to none, their 2023 blackshark v2 pro is great, if you don’t want a stand-alone mic, and now this keyboard looks like a game changer.
@@bruddah_I have the razer huntsman, v2 viper pro and blackshark pro 2023. The pro 2023 has an error with the latest firmware in that when you enable side tone it makes the balance play sound out of the left ear speaker only.
Now I'm on the pc38x and prefer them tbh. Clamp force on the razer pro was also too harsh for me
@@bruddah_mice second too none? I mean xtrify, glorious and logitech imo are generally better mouse brands imo. The viper is probably the only competitive mouse they make.
As an Avid Razer Fanboy for something like 4 years now, this Release could not have made me any happier. In hard contrast to many People I spoke to, not any of my Razer Gear - which is all my Gear by now (xD) - did ever leave me stranded. So I am glad that after the recent shortcomings on some parts this just blew everything out of the Water.
And also - great Video Presentation style. Lots of personality, great, fun way to present things and superb delivery. (As a Vocal Director, that kind of is something I look out for lol.) Great stuff, take my like :D
Still using my razer blackwidow v2 tkl with first gen orange switches, so glad to see they are bringing them back, hopefully we'll see them on tkl and full size boards soon.
Was thinking about getting a Keychron K2-K3 but if this thing comes with ISO layout too i will have to rethink which to get .
At the Razer's price you can get a Q3
@@mystic4panda285 yeah the price is dissapointing
monsgeek m1 has iso, they're coming out with iso layout for the wireless version too soon
@@topofthemorning4959 might take a look thx
That's awesome. Just wish we still had more standard layouts and key cap sizes. If this thing came in a TKL, I'd buy it instantly.
Is the full size the same except for more keys?
There were some recent videos that felt over-edited in terms of the on-screen text, but this video was perfect. Keep it up!
Seems like a nice product, but I'm slightly concerned about getting keycaps for the non-standard cluster to the right of the spacebar. Thoughts?
They are standard, all my set have this keycaps.
should be included is most sets these days
the sizing for those caps are becoming more standard with the rise of 75% and you can find plenty sets with those keys
I am waiting for white version like my huntsman mini. All razer optical switches get sticky keys issue where key registers until pressed again
I just see these videos because I love how they look, Do you do color-grading or something like that?
Thanks. And sometimes- but most of it is straight out of camera on default settings. Just been doing it for awhile.
Asus rog azoth or razer blackwidow v4 75%?
watching your videos over and over to get ideas for my cinematography uni project, love your videos!
Why is it that you say at 03:36 that you don't need to open the board and void the warranty to change out the stabs but at 07:23 you say that the only reason to open the board and void the warranty is if you want to change out the stabs?
not bad not bad. doin it better than corsair. but since i already have a wooting 60he, my next keyboard anything would probably be an actual custom. i want that zoom 75
wait, if screw ins screw from the bottom, and opening it voids your warranty, how do you use screw ins?
Those stickers aren't actually enforceable, ie: removing those stickers does not void any warranty.
Any chance the Wireless version gonna come soon?
the real question is- does it compete with wootings .1mm actuation rapid trigger? for a “gaming” keyboard, it needs to match the wooting in terms of raw performance.
What do you think
I have a Razer BlackWidow V3 mini and I don't recommend it, several keys double click and now I turn it off and the battery indicator led keeps turning on even though it's set to off. While typing this I had a problem with double clicking.
Don't get mechanical switches, or go custom to hotswap, that's literally the downfall of all mechanical keyboards. Go optical or analog
Last board I bought was preordering the GMMK Pro. The keyboard game seems to have changed up a bit. Kinda neat, but I did buy a wooting 60 yesterday.
Insane board, especially at that price!
I really need to add one to the collection now.
Between this board, the Azoth, and the Wooting, is there any support for Via or custom firmwares?
Actually crazy good keyboard! I can see this being an awesome beginner board for someone who doesn't trust GBs or doesn't wanna build anything completely from scratch yet.
kinda dumb tho include screw in stab support but opening the board to install them voids the warranty, great keep nonetheless.
Do they make this in a full size keyboard? I need the number pad and all the F-keys for work.
When will they have a wireless version? Really into the 75% with low latency and tryna decide between this and asus roth
What other keycaps are available for this keyboard that are not Razer?
Could I ask, how's it's mounted?
Gasket mounted
Ive heard a lot about a problem with double typing upon key actuation. This still an issue?
Synapse...Can you configure the keyboard and then either disable or remove Synapse...And the board will keep it's lighting and other settings?
Hi, awesome vid. Now i want to get this this kb. im writing this from a blackwidow v1 2019. A very simple but practical kb, but its not very customizable and it has the green switches that are super noisy. But Is it possible that on the future we can get switches like the ones that the wooting 65hs has for this keyboard or other hot-swap in general?
Intro was freaking amazing haha. Looks awesome!
Can you replace the switches with optical ones?
Have you looked in to the new Steelseries Apex Pro TKL? It’s also using HE switches and they just released a firmware update that brings it in line with Wooting in terms of actuation point and travel as well as rapid fire. I personally use a full size Wooting Two HE so I haven’t grabbed it yet, I really wish Wooting had a TKL…
Was planning on a WootingH60, is the v4 better for gaming and programming or simply typing?
What functionality would be lost if we uninstalled or just don't run synapse?
What do the orange switches feel like in comparison to other tactiles?
Your music is always really good. I'm not sure if I ever asked where you get it but it is always on point.
I’m going to take a moment, sip my coffee, and appreciate how freaking well these videos are produced. So entertaining, so slick. Do you write the amazing zingers or do you record them off the cuff and just say F-it and include them?
Honestly, you could review packing material and I would be still be glued to your videos every time.
Does anyone know if their fullsize V4 also comes with the hot swappable keys & upgraded baseplate / gasket mounts?
Great turn of events for razer. Synapse is still a bit much to deal with though. One thing I don't see a lot of people mention about the Wooting is the significantly improved processor and memory capabilities. Most brands require having some software running on your computer for the RGB effects, but Wooting has it all save on the board itself (fully customizable, per key!).
Now THAT is a nice feature.
As someone who got into the hobby 2 years ago after maining Razer keyboards, this is so awesome to see.
Any idea when the white one will be available ?
Pre-ordered the white version last night as a birthday gift to myself (despite already having 5 keyboards)
Brian, great video, as always. Your production quality is the best of any channel that I watch. I've been using an Azoth for about a month now and have been pretty happy with it. I did swap out the keycaps, but that's it. I even bought some Durock T2 switches and V2 screw in stabs for it when I bought the keyboard, but have stuck with the Asus NX browns and the stabs that came with it.
I work at Micro Center and we just got these boards in today. One of our Razor training videos a while back hinted that they were considering gettinf itno hot swap, so we were patiently waiting to see what would happen. We took the opportunity to feel one of them as we were spider wrapping them and the orange switches felt... fine, to my picky ass, which means that I think a lot of people will actually like them. They definitely feel way better than browns and I wish they would send us boxes of their proprietary switches. However, the spacebar feels EXCELLENT, even by enthusiasts standards. I stillthink the ROG Strix is the better overall buy, but this is a damn good keyboard from Razer and I'm happy to see gaming and custom keyboards slowly blending together.
Is there a full-size keyboard version of this?
Is the Razer Blackwidow V4 X Mechanical Gaming Keyboard With Razer Chroma RGB (Yellow Switch) also hot swap?
I really don't understand why Razer would seem to go all out like this and then don't include wireless.
I don't understand why people continue to say opening your devices voids yours warranty. Opening your product does not, can not, and will not void your warranty unless you cause purposeful, provable damage by doing so.. From this boards design it's definitely designed to be opened and customized.
I already put "on hold" my wooting 60he order,because I prefer waiting for 60he module with pcb stabs and more plates. They said mids september.
What about keycap swap ? would other keycap fit on this ?
Any MX stem supported ones
Can TX Stabs work in a GMMK Pro?
does it have rapid trigger as well?
Man, I might get this for my birthday. Seems like an amazing board, and 75% is probably the best build type.
Is the full size V4 Pro just as good as this one?
oh man this was my dream layout, compressed 75%, volume scroll wheel (hell yeah not those knobs) and under 200$!
sadly, I'm already into custom kb's and am awaiting my zoom75. still can't deny the value presented by razer here.
Wonder what it sounds like with no foam and a clacky switch. Might replace my QK65.
Well, seems like I have a tough decision to make: this or the Wooting 60HE?
this is so damn cool to see. i used to use a razer keyboard before the custom keyboard world. its great to see that they are making steps into the right direction
No german layout yet and prices for US layout ordering in germany is 229...wtf
Great stuff man!
Thanks man!
can preoder now from razer with linier yellows, same price
Would be nice to get the features and that format into the huntsman line with the opto switches. I like the Linear Red Opto. Any advantage to go with this instead of Opto? I'm pretty sure I would like the orange, I've enjoyed brown cherry mx in the past. Just feel like a step back in technology to go back to mechanical switch. I might be exagerating...
AS some one who works from home and has red opto I am considering this. The reds are just a little too sensitive for non gaming use for me
If that PBT/texutre is of similar quality to their previous PBT upgrade set, the characters won't wear off but the texture will. At least the price is very expected of them - the usual price for decent 75/knob version + razer tax. It's better then what they usually do that's for sure.
Where can i get the stabilizers?
That sound test suprised me af, was NOT expecting that
fyi, on the Razer website, the white version is on pre-order and ships August 27th.
I feel like 75% layout was made for programmers. And yet, most of them fail to deliver: it should have DEL above BACKSPACE, PRINT SCREENSHOT in the top-right corner, then below it HOME, END and PG UP/DOWN in that order, or HOME, PG UP/DOWN and END. Instead, many of them include useless INSERT key and lacks another button in favor of weird layout or knob. Also, what's up with the smashed up layout?
I wish there were more like "Akko 5075S Shine-Through" - black, shine-through, 75% "exploded" with the right key layout, but print screen key option instead of knob. Key remapping on keyboard's firmware level could be useful too.
I have a Razer Cynosa V2. I use it every day for productitivy. I like the low profile and yea I am one of those strange people that like membrane keyboards. Thing is my keycaps look really bad. I was wondering if it is a problem with the more expensive models? Also where I live I can't find replacement keycaps. Anyhow aswsome video thanks for the information.
You nailed it about the primary complaint, the default switch choice. I'm not a fan of tactile switches for gaming at all. If I was wanting to buy this I would hold off until Razer offers it with linear switches.
the stock sounds really good to me. only thing i wish is that the keycaps sat lower down into the frame
Has Razor caught up with Wooting regarding the rapid trigger and partial actuation features?
Razer* and no it's not on par with Wooting, but it's better performing than every other keyboard outside the Wooting so it's worth it. Owner of the huntsman mini analog and love it, definitely my main and go to recommendation. Difference is beyond minor so you'll enjoy the rapid trigger feature of Razer.
Ah so it's only for their analog keyboards? I would like to have rapid trigger on this new keyboard as it has everything else that I'm looking for. @@BravenTyler
🤯 - That level of board at that price!
My only confort now having spent so much more on the Glorious GMMK PRO (original campaign) is how long I’ve been enjoying it before a big mainstream company made something that IMO, legitimately is better in every way, except maybe the lack of a full aluminum body. But that doesn’t bother me.
Board sounds great. It's just disappointing they decided to use regular mechanical switches, a non-standard fn layout, and went 8K polling over wireless. It's impossible for me to go back to using regular keyboards after seeing just how more responsive hall effect switches are with rapid trigger. 8K polling uses a ton of CPU resources and still won't make the keyboard feel as responsive as the wooting. They would have been better or going Hall effect 1K polling wireless.
You Post. I watch. I do not need a keyboard, yet I watch. You are killing it.
Keep it up man.
Id recommend dremelling the stand offs on the bottom of the plastic case to give it the tinniest more gasket flex when typing. Its still a hard bottom out, but its an easy mod to do with even some sharp pliers
Just replace WASD with linears and you get gaming perfection.
But does it have rapid trigger
This one as a wireless version and i'm ditching my custom... thhe sound test was almost too good.
You actually don't even need to void the warranty to swap out stabs, TX sells plate mount stabs, which imo solve the ticking issue all the same due to their TPU inserts.
Im really nitpicking here, but what i like about my 75% is that there's no extra space between the F keys and the numbers for when i play games that require alot of keybinds
I never thought I'd see the day that Razer would actually release a keyboard that interested me. I already have a V2 Pro with aftermarket skates and grip tape might as well get the whole razer kit
I bought this keyboard mainly after watching your review. I am finding the spacebar to be super loud - significantly louder than the keys ( I suppose just like yours in the video). This is my first keyboard of this type - I am currently using a Corsair k70 low profile red switch. I just ordered the TX stabilizers in hopes they will quiet it down.
definitely a step up, doesn't sound that good IMO, but Razer STILL using OEM profile keycaps kills me every time.
3:40 No, in the EU and US, opening a product won't void your warranty, according to the law.
But many manufacturers just blatantly ignore the law of course, because they see themselves above it.
I just want the pro with orange switches... but they keep throwing the oranges on anything but their newer full size keyboards...