🎮 Razer BlackWidow TE Chroma v2 TKL Tenkeyless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Green Switches, Tactile & Clicky, RGB Lighting, Wrist Rest, Programmable Macros, Classic Black Review

I used the regular Black Widow Chroma for many years before switching to this one. I mainly use it for gaming, so I like the feedback and feel of a mechanical keyboard, but I wanted something quieter. While it's definitely not silent, it's significantly quieter than green switches. I immediately felt the orange switches without any problems, as I find them to be very pleasant to the touch. They still give satisfying feedback on each key press, despite appearing different, so it was easy to…

I bought the Razor Death Adder and was so impressed with its speed and accuracy that it opened my eyes to the crappy cheap keyboard and it was time for an upgrade. I write reports several hours a day and work to cut the time, and that involves typing reports and navigating websites, clicking tiny dots on web pages, etc. The regular mouse slowed me down. The mouse was so good gosh I better upgrade my keyboard and see how it performs. I went to Best Buy to try them all and I liked this one the…

I'm writing this review right as it comes out of my keyboard: I bought this product because I like small keyboards, I also like backlit keyboards with good switches. While the lighting is great and the keyboard "click" is great, there are some BIG issues with sticky keys and long stickiness. It just seems random and doesn't happen all the time from key to key. Although some keys have more problems than others, even AFTER constant cleaning of the keys and keyboard. After several attempts to fix…

I used the regular Black Widow color scheme for years before switching to this one. I mainly use it for gaming, so I like the feedback and feel of a mechanical keyboard, but I wanted something quieter. While it's definitely not silent, it's significantly quieter than green switches. I immediately felt the orange switches without any problems, as I find them to be very pleasant to the touch. They still give satisfying feedback with every key press, although they appear different, so it was easy…

For perspective: I am an adult multidisciplinary engineer. One such area is the design and manufacture of electronics. I'm not a 14 year old who spills his stuff with soda pop and trash, and I'm very careful about the electronics I buy. Regardless, I keep having the same issues on three keyboards, one of which has been completely removed. I've switched to a Corsair K57 RGB (which is advertised as wireless, but then you can only use the preloaded samples, which do no good at all. I only use…

The test is dedicated to the BlackWidow TE Chroma V2 TKL. This keyboard had an unacceptably dangling spacebar. I would return the keyboard but removed the spacebar and was able to increase the action by bending the wire guide and adding a rubber o-ring to the switch. Not perfect. If everything works properly, this is a good keyboard. I took off one star for quality control issues and a second star, bringing it up to three because Razer made some design decisions with this keyboard that aren't…