Are Razer's New Mechanical Keyboards Any Good?
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Today we unbox and review the Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition. This is a straight up gaming keyboard that focuses all of its attention to speed, with a light build, and their optical keyswitches!
Sydney Mechanical Keyboard Meetup 2019 : redd.it/dfeq9j
Also, sorry. No disassembly, because it just wouldn't come apart!
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TaeKeyboards 2019 5:13
hmm
yes
the floor here is made out of floor
@@neptria5916 hhmmmm ah, my window looks lik a window
Every 60 seconsd in Africa, a minute passes.
Yes, but does it make you FEEEEEL like Batman?
Maybe he meant "If you feel faster, you are faster"
Level headed, balanced and fair, that's why I come to this channel. The mechanical keyboard community has a habit of exaggeration and labeling things as trash when we know the reality is most production keyboards from major companies these days aren't likely to have anything important wrong with them, they're just not for everyone.
Yea, as a fellow gamer who is apart of a community like this, I understand. I have a gaming computer, Xbox one x, a switch and I’m planning to go into the modded console market as well as the mobile market a little because I have been on it with a close eye and it seems like Apple arcade is actually pretty good. Mob mentality is a problem in communities to a point that people forget to be individuals and have independent thought on their preferences.
WTF Happening who asked
@@lappet9804 does everything on the internet have to be specifically asked for? hes responding about communities to a comment about communities, what's unacceptable about that?
Original don’t be toxic :/
I can totally agree with you but price also matters in this case
Imagine if you go for a Razer Cynosa Lite (membrane keyboard in which the keys feel "spongy" (it's kinda nice, don't get me wrong)) for about 69 bucks. I don't think it's worth it.
The feeling is not bad and for games, you don't need to put too much pressure on the keys to actually type or play but for a membrane keyboard to be around 45-70 bucks... I don't know
Genuinely surprised about how nice this looks for a razer keyboard. I'm still never going back from a custom made keyboard, but nice to know that the average gamer market quality is stepping up because of the enthusiast crowd.
Potted Plant i have razer black widow x chroma TE but now I’m using Anne pro 2 for gaming. Back then I was a fanboy razer :)
Micheal Varder Now you are just an 60% Anne Pro fanboy
Potted Plant you tryna sound smart don’t you?
Unless you built your keyboard off kbdfans, you aren't the enthusiast you think you are lol
How much is a nice custom made keyboard?
All I can say is that it's definitely an improvement from their previous keyboards.
Its great to see a Razer come forward straight to the keyboard enthusiasts, the people that have been negative towards them. Im actually surprised to see how well razer did this
@@kalza5774 Exactly, some things i found that they can improve is use their regular "razer" switches and use normal stabs because those are some pretty weird stabs.
Faris Fitri I have this keyboard and I definitely recommend it
Huntsman Elite, is a great keyboard
static 山 blue what do you recommend ducky one 2 mini or razer hunstman tkl?
my man with the ashes highlights
Pat Cummins 😍
@@TaeKeyboards oof... I managed to say hi to Peter Siddle and have photographic evdience of lyon's bare feet on the lords balcony railimg x)
oh yeh, no disassembly for this one. i tried for a while, but couldn't take it apart :(
das ok. and by the way, i actually really liked the blackwidow v2, but the switches were a bit lackluster and the plastic construction etc just doesnt warrant the price, even for a gaming board honestly :(
wow really? screw couldn't come out?
What were your thoughts on the blackwidow x chroma keyboard
Did you check for screws under the rubber grip pads
Just use a circular saw or something.
6:00 here ya go fellas.
as if many don't watch Tae's video's in full.... the ASMR can't wait but that's just me
@@M4TTYN for those who cant wait xD
FrostBloodGames why do you hate it? Just curious
@Christian Hilton Ball someones mad
Christian Hilton Ball hate?dafuq
During the sound test I was so focused on the cricket in the background afterwards I had no idea what the board sounded like 😂 😂
The "thin" feeling seems to be a thing for most contactless linear switches like this. I've tried the Adomax Flaretechs that Chyrosran22 particularly liked and they also felt quite hollow to me. I find that its a subtle difference in preference. Some like that these contactless switches like opticals and hall effects have a completely frictionless feel to them, while many in the custom keyboard crowd like the thicker or more viscous feel that you get from lubing and smoothening out the contact action. The presence of contacts for the slider to rub against is the key factor here. Even with tactile switches, it was found after BOX Royals that the stiffness of the contacts contributes almost all of a switch's tactility. Zeal took advantage of that principle with the Zealio V2. With linears, it seems to be split on whether you like having the additional feel generated by rubbing against contacts, even if there's no bump, and smoothing it out using lube. Contactless switches don't have that dimension to them at all, so they feel significantly different even as linear switches.
9:38 he destroyed the membrane keyboard in game lol xD
Pretty solid board from razer, they are definitely moving in the right direction. Hope that other gaming companies follow suite :)
Is it better than the gpro?
curli yes
Vytal I have one and depending if u like little pressure it great and the laser makes u feel cool which is the most important part
You need their software to be running 24/7 to save lighting settings :(
I've had the Huntsman TE for about 4 months now, and I had cherry mx blue before. I was able to adjust my typing in under a month, and I am actually a faster typer than I was before. The lower actuation distance is a bit tricky to get used to, but because of it my fingers don't have to press down nearly as much. I also find the sound very satisfying: not too loud but responsive.
Also the point of the opto-mechanical switches is not for the "extra speed." It is for durability, since gamers will be clicking the same keys over and over again. But the low actuation distance makes you feel fast.
It's actually speed too, just some milliseconds (I believe something like 30), since the switches are optical, there's no signal debouncing delay.
Is the keyboard to loud to be used at night? Is it quieter than mx blues?
@@pipipopo3687 definetely quieter than mx blues, it's just as loud as any linear switch. So it depends on how hard you mash your keys. It can be completely silent if you don't press down all the way or it could be really loud if you press too hard. The sound is noticable, but it's not too loud.
@@sunimod1895 thanks
@@elijahbyoun1886 umm I don't know how you got linear switches to be louder than mx blues, it means you are hitting the keys so hard that a tactile click is softer than the full stroke.
gotta love the ashes in the back mate
hey bro thanks for teaching me everything you know im a bit new too all this soo thanks man.
Don't confuse enthusiast with elitist. That's my biggest advice I can give you. Just because the koolkids say it's too popular to be good or KOOL doesn't mean it's bad.
I was recently quite impressed by the build quality of the Razer Blackwidow Lite (Stormtrooper Edition) advertised as a silent work-orientated keyboard. the build is similar to the huntsman being a floating key design with an aluminum mounting plate (painted over for the Stormtrooper Edition) but has the non-standard bottom row. The board comes with Razer orange tactile switches which were what you would expect for an MX-type tactile switch and it comes with the lazered ABS with their newer clean font on a white only backlight, though they do include a bag of O-rings and a ring keycap puller if you chose to install them. What really surprised me were the stabilizers. they use Costar type stabilizers with lube already applied and they are rock solid. There is virtually no stabilizer rattle and they feel very taught and dense, even pressing on the outside of the stabilized keys they go down perfectly even and effortlessly, if they ditched the lazered ABS keycaps and non-standard bottom row for the PBT doubleshots and standard bottom row it would make it quite a compelling choice if you don't mind light tactile switches and want solid silent stabilizers.
One of the reasons I like razer as a company, their unboxing experience always makes you feel special as a customer and that what you bought was special to them. Quality aside, razer's marketing team know exactly what they are doing.
Unbiased review here. I have tried over 30 different mechanical switches and the razor ones are pretty good (The purples were my favorite). It was a decent keyboard and better than most rgb gamer style keyboards. Didn’t get one though since my favorite mechanical switches are kailh box whites (box blues are my second favorite).
Do you have the Razer Hunstman TE with Clicky purple? I can only find linear optical switch for this keyboard
I have Blackwidow Elite and Blackwidow Chroma v2 (Chroma v2 died after 1.5 years of use)
While Razer overall build quality is very good, Razer switches have so much wobble in both switch base and switch stem, making them feel very loose. Chinese 65% keyboards like RK68 have much more frim and tight feel to it for 1/3 of the cost of Razer.
I recently purchased one of these boards and have been using it for around 3-4 months now. As someone who has never had a custom keyboard but has instead bounced around through different Razer, Logitech, Das Keyboard, and more products... This one is pretty good.
Here are my overall thoughts:
This keyboard is LOUD. I purchased it naively thinking it would be quieter than my previous board because of the linear switch instead of clicky... but the sound of the keypress and keyup are destructively loud. If you want something quiet-er this is *not* the board for you.
Other than that, it's really good. Linear opto-mechanical switches are nice, they feel really good but that's all preference. The board is a good weight so that it doesnt slide around while playing, but it's also not tediously heavy to scoot out of the way when doing something else. It only needs one cable (that is detachable) which is unique from the other products I've used that have all manner of attached cables. It's minimalistic and respects the desk space I have available.
I'd say the board is good and at an alright price... just beware if sound is a concern-it's LOUD
Mad respect to this review. Honest and straightforward :)
wow, this is impressive, they finally saw that ducky is doing better than them in the keyboard market partially because of doubleshot keycaps and the standard layout
(and the font)
England vs Australia in the background I see... Excellent conduct
I have a Cynosa Chroma, and while it's not particularly fancy, I find it's very comfortable. The RGB is also pretty cool with all of the options from the Synapse app.
I got this keyboard and I love the way it feels and sounds. I also have an Steel Series Apex and I honestly like the feel of the Razer keyboard more, However typing on this keyboard is kinda hard. I often switch to the Apex when I need to type which is under the Huntsman on my keyboard slide out. Maybe Razer has made minor changes to the keyboard since release as I can say fror certain I enjoy the hell out of the sound of a bottom out and the way the keys feel, I just bought the huntsman last week.
Can you upload a soundtest?
I use the black widow elite right now. I got it as a gift and while i wouldn't personally pay 150$ on my own but i love the keyboard. Especially the wrist pad, super nice touch
live stream: EWW this shit
video: pretty nice
got this onsale for 99$ IMO the 30$ price difference makes up for the difference.....considering im primarily using it for fps gaming or high apm strafe and walk spamming in cs go. i wanted something small enough to mount on top of my laptop keyboard(when i disable it ) and would rather use a mechanical even if im at a friends house for LAN. etc. With the added capability of it being for "gaming" while having the potential for custom keycaps for that "gamer flex" at those LAN events
absolute legend has the cricket on in the background
This is a huge step for razer, they knocked it out of the park with this one if it's not that expensive (idk the pricing). No hideous "gamer" font, optical switches that should last a good while and perform really well, rgb is fine and it looks so clean both with and without it. You couldn't tell it was razer without the branding and I love how compact and clean it looks overall.
Ashes highlights in the TV :"D
This is the first Razer product I'm buying. I used to think this brand was pretty bad, but I just fell in love with this keyboard.
Frodo B. Did you buy it
I do like the aesthetic, and it’s great that they went with usb c, lighter, standard key caps, and nicer key caps overall too. But, those switches are just too light and activate too quickly for me (I used to have cherry speeds and didn’t really like them either).
I don’t really want to go full custom because of pricing, but might switch to a hot swap or something because I want to try different switches more often.
There was a hot swap keyboard with box switches for around 50 pounds on aliexpress/amazon, plain white and plain keycaps. Check that out
Glorious PCGR has a fantastic hotswappable keyboard selection, from full size, TKL to even compact. I personally recommend them because you can buy JUST the board and buy switches separately (personally, I buy from Novelkeys), and for keycaps, Tai-Hao has been making waves in the affordable keycap space. Hopefully that helps! Logitech also sells a hotswappable board now (although it's TKL only).
The GMMK is prob my next board for that very reason. I love the One 2 Mini or even the Anne Pro 2 but hot swappable keycaps sounds useful for a MKB noob like myself lol
@Jordan Walker I don't prefer too heavy of a board because it begins to feel thick and like it is giving me hand fatigue. I want a linear, light switch with a sturdy plate, not too light but def not super heavy like some do, with 70g actuation or whateva. Personal pref at least
I just bought the Razer huntsman TE. Currently been using the HyperX FPS alloy rgb. I switched because of the actuation time from 1.1mm to 1. I like feeling fast because I play CSGO and peek a lot. This is not only my fav keyboard now but the extra space feels nice
5:05 Oh man would you look at all that screen tearing
He spent all his money on keyboards instead of pc specs
@@Velflunkle lmao yeah 😂
6:05 back to the pavilion Jofra, wasn't much of a shot at all
That ball to root in the background is an absolute seed
Top nut. Unplayable 🙏
Now if they could release the razer huntsman tournament edition in mercury white with a french layout i'd be the happiest....
0:44 i thought that keyboard had a dust camo or something but it was a thick layer of dust
It’s nice to see razer beginning to cater towards enthusiasts. I’m still going to use my custom made board but it’s nice to see
Didn't see anyone mention this, but are you sure it can come with the purples aswell? didnt see anything about that on their site.
First desktop mech keyboard is the Blackwidow 2019, since I didn't need USB passthrough and all the additional jazz. That being said, for getting it for $90- I'm super super happy with it and those Razer Green switches I'm just loving so much!
HE JUST FLEXED ON OUR ASSESS AT THE START OF THE VIDEO :((
**cries in membrane keyboard**
@@neptunez3495 get this or get a Keypad by them
I respect that you have the Ashes on in the background of the sound test.
Are you sure it has purple switch choice? The official website only has red switch.
its the same type of switch but just in a different colour dont worry
@@Jae-tm7oq LMAO sure, sure it is
I didn't like my previous Razer keyboard (I got it in 2011 I think) Recently got a Ducky Keyboard, but this Razer Huntsman TE is actually the first time I've seen a product from them that actually impressed me, if I didn't recently buy a keyboard it would be very high up on the list of keyboards I would want to get.
And they mock me when I say Razer improved a lot!
Just one thing, If you ever make another video like this please go over maybe the software it uses and the rgb customization?
I have the huntsman te and I love it.
Thank you I was waiting for a video with the point of view of an enthusiast for sooo long
Why did the make that post in Reddit just three days after I ordered my parts for a custom keyboard? ;/ I wouldn't preferred this for a lower price
Mmm idk. The huntsman is still nothing special, other than the switches it feels like a black widow... which I’ve had before 😴. I just got a ducky and sold huntsman to a friend. Razer is pretty much the generic “gaming” keyboard imo
Julius Simon Makowski I honestly love this keyboard not to expensive not to cheap
It's definitely more expensive to make a custom keyboard, but the learning experience like soldering and building is a great experience. Please don't regret your decision, making a custom keyboard is awesome!
jarrett maltry when it comes to gaming the Huntsman is the second fastest keyboard on the market.... youre loss
Gible Dip what’s the #1
now if you put a 2mm sheet of EVA foam on the inside and lube all switches and stabs and put fabric tape under the stabs it sounds really quiet
I‘d prefere a version with the rgb underglow seen on the huntsman elite
I went to best buy and they had this on display, the key switches feel fucking amazing. The closest thing I can compare it to is that feeling you get when you press a pen down, but you try to get it as close to clicking as you can, but without actually clicking it. That feeling you get while doing that is what these key switches feel like. And it feels good as fuck. Also, the main reason the keyboard is so loud is because of how thick the keycaps are. I took off the keycaps and it was virtually silent even when banging on it. I am seriously considering getting this with custom keycaps
It's the new Razer Huntsman Loud Edition. But honestly not bad for the price, make it hot swappable and I will buy it eheheh, my only complain is the switches.
Oldschool no it’s not
It’s not even loud tho. No click or bumb
when the sound test was on, i was more attracted to the ashes highlights
sounds kind of like an office keyboard lol
If you look for budget mechanical keyboard the lowest you should go is Oetume switches, they are second best option to cherry red. I have a Genesis Thor TKL Red and love it. it was 50 euros
If this keyboard had a silent tactile version i'd purchase it immediately. I don't like linear switches tbh
You mean the yellow switch blackwidow?
it has a tactile version, the purple switches
I'm glad Razer are one of the few gaming companies that are actively listening to the community. Hopefully it's a trend that continues.
7:09 am i seeing starc get a great wicket?
i’ve used razer keyboards all my life and copped the huntsman elite and honestly it’s a world of differences compared to their old boards. the keys press silky smooth and are the most responsive keys on any keyboard i’ve used
I really hope Razer makes a Huntsman TE with their purple switches.
you can chose either the purple switches or reds with the Huntsman TE.
@@kyaaaaan Unfortunately that's for the regular Huntsman, the TE only comes with the linear red switches. I'm sure they will add a purple switch option to the TE like they added the red option for the Elite.
I don't think I will ever purchase Razer keyboard, but I would recommend Razer for people who are new to mechanical keyboard. The design is decent, and they are one of the biggest companies in terms of gaming gear, so it's a starting point for sure. However, if you know thing or two about mech, don't buy it, instead just buy leopold or ducky.
6:24 omg u like cricket me too I play for England 2XI so I’m happy to see you watch cricket :D
I have had this keyboard for about 2 weeks and was not a huge razer fan before hand but this keyboard is very good would recommend.
Have you ever disassembled a Razer Blackwidow X? If you have do you have a vid on it? I'm lookin to replace a broken switch on mine...
Can we talk about how well made this video is.
I love switching back and forth from this razer KB and my compact GMMK with holy panda switches
It's a shame the keyboard is still open around the stabilizers. I've long been looking for a keyboard that is flat like this and where no dirt can enter the keyboard. Easy to clean and keep clean.
Here's the thing. The ones in the custom mech scene will never go back to these gamer-y brands. But it's nice to see the features of custom mechs ultimately trickle down to mainstream market.
I got my te like 2 days ago and its probably the best keyboard i have used
I don't get the "gaming switches" i have played with Cherry reds, browns and blues, Kailh boxed whites and navys, and tbh i did not feel like reds were superior or made me better, maybe i had some problems with some blue switches getting jammed but that's about it, i cannot nor i have never felt the necesity to press a key so fast that tactile or clicky switch were a problem for me.
On the other hand i can understand why would someone not game with navies as they are really heavy switches, and i certainly don't feel like they are slow, but you might get tired a bit faster when using them, but nothing to do with the switch design in itself, some people with heavy hands might like heavy switches.
For me right now i am very happy with using boxed whites in my keyboard they are light and decently tactile plus a really satisfying click which i like, i use navies on modifiers except left shift and control.
Andres Gallego depends on the game. Some games you need to hit the same key quickly at a high speed and tactile/clicky switches are just not good for that. I’d even argue that O rings makes it even better since it reduces the travel distance.
SmellsLikeNirvanna ive used switches with 98g springs for >200bpm osu maps. please stop pretending there is any warent for the marketing scams that gaming keebs put out.
ATL Aлол Exactly, it’s all just a matter of preference. Period.
@@MrLegoman65 You must be working those fingers out a lot. My comment was more targeted at the tactile bump of a switch being difficult to double click accurately anyway, not really the weight. But at 98g id say its too heavy even if its linear.
idk why but razer keyboards feel like they are the best "feel" for gaming in my opinion. especially the blackwidow, i really like the big alt keycaps and the very little space betweek the function keys and number keys
Well I have to disagree, ofcourse it depends on each personal preferrences tho. However considering that atleast to my knowledge there is no blackwidow with the new stabilisers, the bw was not a innovative solution. So up until the huntsman kbs were released, razer was always just another kb brand. There was so much movement when pressing keys.
However with the new stabilisiers and innovative switches, I need to say that I am impressed.
However this is just the opinion of a kb pleb (im not really involved in the hardcore custom kb community)
I have a razer black widow chroma v1 and I love it, but I need a new one and the newer black widows don't have macro keys so idk what to do.
Same here mate, I love my black widow keyboard. The macro keys are so useful for me.
If you need a new one just buy a new one of what you already use.
@@joedartonthefenderbass they don't make them anymore.
@@IQuickscopeCA oh.
I like the keycaps texture feels
Review the newest Logitech Pro X Keyboard, please. Especially the different switch types
let me just say this... the one thing i don't like about my Ducky is that the stands have good grip, so if I try to slide the keyboard forward, the feet close and I have to reopen them. Put the grip on the static keyboard base, not the adjustable feet.
All razer needs is a hot swappable board, and i'd be sold.
no, they won't make their boards hotswappable, they want customers to use their switches
@Pepe Le Pew I'd rather go for a board that supports Kailh socket
If you already understand the benefit of a hotswappable keyboard, I wonder what advantages you think razer have over a DIY mech keyboard?
Really want Razer to make this keyboard with switches similar to browns and maybe I will consider it.
What is that game he's playing? I don't recognize it. :O
insurgency sandstorm i think
I'm probably going to go with the logitech g pro keyboard with Romer g switches
Almost 10 years until they realised that a standard TKL board with a better build quality will appeal more than RGB? Well to be honest I can't blame em people who wants gaming this and that only looks for how flashy the products are rather than their performance in some cases
When the first time I knew Razer especially Razer Blackwidow Chroma, I felt in love with that thing. So, I worked hard to buy that, and finally a year ago I bought Razer Blackwidow Chroma. I have been using Razer Deathadder, Razer Kraken, Razer Blackwidow, Razer Goliathus as my gaming equipment for a long time. Never regret.
The only reason why I like Razer is their switches. I'd like to buy a bulk of their switches without having the desolder them from the board though
The best thing I like about mechanical keyboards which has floating keys. Is cleaning the dust and pet hair from the keyboard is not hard at all. Just tilt the keyboard and use a can of air on the keyboard.
How does the smoothness compare to gateron opticals?
I've only tried one board with Gat Opticals, which I have since lubed. So I can't compare them side by side. They did seem pretty comparable though.
in all honesty I've used quite a few boards. from a building quality point of view, corsair, razer, and a few others basically are the same qulity from my experience as far as prebuilt keebs go. good enough to get the job done (eh like all keyboards tbh) although in the beginning corsair's early mechs were like the only using aluminum so they definitely get points for that. If you're looking for something special or above average your best bet is custom, kustom (if youre loaded), or one of the Chinese pre built keyboards(they're all over Tae's channel) that use the name brand parts inside
Kustom?
Also, I buy everything used and this combined with being Danish (so I need a Nordic layout) just makes gaming keyboards so great value. I can get a k70 rgb for less than 40 dollars if I look around a bit 👌
Anton Helsgaun by custom i mean custom using Korean parts. The Korean case manufacturers have stupidly high standards and high quality aluminums with unique detailing and form factors (well not anymore, their designs are often faked with lesser quality by lesser brands which is ok with me tbh). An example would be duck(not ducky) cases. They’re expensive and actually have resale because they’re pretty rare.
He says it at 2:40
Introducing the all new Razer Gpro
sounds pretty good imo
First Razer product I've ever kinda wanted
Edit: Oh and the Razer Switchblade, but that's never gonna happen.
That's like Tecware Phantom, but much more expensive
For the space bar put 2 o rings on it and it’s quiets down alot
I don't understand the fuss of Razer as I have used them for a year and never had a problem. I guess I have to realize how picky enthusiasts are.
They're really good keyboards, but with more custom keyboards being on the rise, people are becoming more picky. Doesn't mean that Razer isn't a reputable company or their keyboards are shit, but people like me who have dove into the void of custom keyboards, look at companies like Razer and we're just like "meh, I'll stick with my Ducky One 2 Mini with custom keycaps." Once you realize you can customize your own keyboard and you get a sweet tiny taste of that custom keyboard life, you'll never go back to those companies like Razer no matter how much respect you have for them.
@@whoyacallinpinhead gotcha
Same I don't get it. My whole setup is based on Razer.
2 main reasons we keyclacker don't like Razer's (Corsair's and other mainstream gaming keyboards): Cheaply made ABS keycaps and bad wobbly stabiliser. There are many more but those two are the biggest.
@@mrsem6670 yeah true the poor stabilisation is noticeable in all their keyboards
im using brown and i looking forward to a mx clear heaviness....and Razer hope you are listening
this just looks like a flimsy tecware phantom
There is a sticker at the charging port that you can take off (with smt like pliers). There is another screw under this and if you remove this it should come apart
looks almost exactly like my hyperX fps alloy TKL
Sounds the same as my built one. Use it more because of the f keys since i play games that require it. 10/10 wish they made the mini with these type of switches.
1:25 . Mechanical keyboard review, gone sexual.
Please do and a review of the pros and cons of Varmilo and Leopold keyboards