Review on Razer BlackWidow HyperSpeed Wireless Mechanical by Agata Kubica ᠌

Name: Razer BlackWidow HyperSpeed Wireless Mechanical
Item: Razer BlackWidow HyperSpeed Wireless Mechanical
Rating: 5

March 29, 2023

The quality exceeds all expectations, I recommend to buy.

Prior to that, for about 10 years I used a simple membrane and a year of low-grade mechanics on blue switches. You need to get used to the yellow ones, as they are very sensitive. With the backlight on, the battery drains rather quickly, but that's to be expected. I bought this keyboard for about 12k with all the discounts and cashbacks. At the usual cost of 16-17k, I would think well if it would be better to take warmila or something like that.

Addition after 2 months of use:
- There were no more problems with disconnecting the connection, perhaps because I reconnected the receiver closer to the front side of the system unit
- I'm used to yellow switches, now even on membranes the keys seem very tight
- I noticed that when you hold down the Fn button, all buttons that have additional functions indicated on the side of the key are highlighted in white. At the same time, for some reason, the "C" key also lights up, which has an additional. no functions
- The mode switch on the back is pretty loose

Pros

- Pleasant sound, soft keys; - Wireless; - Beautiful uniform flexibly adjustable backlight; - Multi-stage backlight brightness adjustment. I compare it with the 16-speed adjustment on the new macbook pro and I like the raser better. Of course, the comparison is not entirely correct, but there is nothing more to compare with). The lower brightness limit of the sizer is much lower, which is very nice for working in complete darkness, the upper one is about the same.

Cons

- 2022 letters are applied with white paint - they remain visible when the backlight is off and are not highlighted; - For a week of work on 2.4, the connection fell off once for a couple of seconds, let's see how it will work in the future; - It takes 2-3 seconds for the backlight to turn on when waking up from sleep mode. Not critical, but noticeable; - There is a small gap gap, not critical;