🎮 Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro Mechanical Wireless Gaming Keyboard: Green Switches - Tactile & Clicky - Chroma RGB Lighting - Doubleshot ABS Keycaps - Transparent Housing - Bluetooth/2.4GHz Review

Purely in assembly, I liked the HyperX Alloy FPS RGB more, but it has a lot of bad reviews. I set the backlight to the matrix - I'm happy as an elephant!)

Bought half a year ago, replaced her Blackwidow 2022. Works great, haven't noticed any issues (so far). I really like the tactile feedback of the switches, it is convenient to type on it and even more convenient to play. Different pros: Good tactile feedback, convenient location of the keys, comfortable shape of the keys and the keyboard itself, full backlight customization, built-in macros, additional functionality. Some cons: Green switches are loud, some may not like it, but there are other…

Verycomol keyboard, I took it at a discount in the store and I am very satisfied. Let's see how it will be long distance use, but the first day, the flight is normal.

With its pros. Excellent keyboard: mechanics, backlight, functionality Different cons: The stand that comes with the kit is useless - it does not attach in any way to the keyboard itself and moves to the side when used. In the end, I just don't use it.

Has some pros The build quality is super, nothing wobbles and after the old mech. Clave this is a super option. Has cons: I didn’t find any, the maximum here is a weak backlight, but this is no longer about me, it suits me perfectly.

In general, it’s a cool keyboard, but with the backlight and the stand they missed, alas, apparently gamers have not been at the helm for a long time. Some pros: Alyumishka, the body from it, I liked it very much, the keys above the body of the Claudia also went with a bang, I didn’t like what will be written below. Some cons: I have no complaints about the device itself. There is a claim that on the Razer website, in fact, the information provided about the device is not correct. One thing is…

This is a fairly expensive keyboard. I'll say that, I like the quality, weight and feel of the keyboard. It can connect via a Bluetooth connection or with the included dongle. Big! With the included cool LED lighting, I thought it would be the perfect solution for two PCs, one for work and one for play. I was able to easily use wireless peripherals with both machines and didn't have to deal with a bunch of cables. Can you imagine my disappointment when I found that this expensive keyboard…

The Market does not have this keyboard with yellow switches, so I left a review here. When typing outside of games, the Green Switch clicks seemed intrusive, so I chose with yellow ones - I still play much less than I type. Pros: Really very quiet mechanical keyboard, though without feedback (I deliberately chose a keyboard with Yellow Switch - explanation in the comment). Pleasant illumination, ample opportunities for customization through software. Some cons: 2022 letters and more. characters

For such huge money, although I took it for 6, but right now it costs 10, choose another mechanic, and if this one is not green switches in any case, green switches are a guarantee until the end of your life you are without ears. And the stabilizers are terrible on the yellow ones, the gap sounds terrible, of course I lubricated them and put an elastic band on the cap, but modding the keyboard for 10k is a thankless task, and a non-removable cable is a thankless task. As for the rest, of…

I'm typing blind, and I have to clarify: 1) The location and size of the "/" or "\" key is the only correct one, all other keyboards do it wrong. And "Enter" is handy too (you'll get used to it quickly). 2) For each key, you can set your own light mode. You can also define the priority of the selected modes for each profile. (See "Razer Synapse" - "Studio" tab). 3) Select the action for each key in "Razer Synapse" - "Keyboard" tab. You can change the action - by pressing the "Fn"…

Heavy, not expensive, the wrist rest is not fixed (I put it on a 2-sided tape), before it, I constantly used membrane ones, because they are quieter, low keys, in principle, I got used to it quickly. If I am imbued with mechanics, or opto-mechanics, I will soon change to a more premium (expensive) one. I can't recommend it for purchase, because the keys get stuck. In my case, "W" definitely "mows" sometimes. 1, 2 times a day.