Razer BlackWidow V3 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Green Mechanical, Quartz

I love this keyboard! I used the Blackwidow Ultimate from 2014 up til now and decided to finally upgrade. It’s so cute and matches my other rose quartz accessories. While the wrist rest is just plastic made to look like leather, it’s still quite nice to have and supports my wrists well. I also love the lighting options, I can sync it to my razer mouse!

I absolutely love this keyboard! I was looking for a pink keyboard with green switches, which was surprisingly hard to find since blue switches seem much more common. This one checked all the boxes. It feels very high quality, even the wrist rest. Although it’s plastic, it still keeps my wrists at a comfortable angle. I also love that you can customize the keyboard lighting and really make it your own, that part is so fun. The fit and size are perfect, and the response time is quick. I got it on sale, and for the price, it’s an amazing deal. I would absolutely buy this keyboard again if I needed to. Such a cute, girly keyboard all around.

I love the keyboard. It’s super great. I get to customize the lights on it.

I finally treated myself to a Razer keyboard after using my son's over the years. I bought this strictly for use in the office and it has made my days doing payroll so much more fun! Aside from being eye-catching, the mechanical keys are great for knowing that yes, I did enter a digit without constantly looking at my screen. And let's face it, typing 75wpm sounds frickin awesome on this keyboard!! The included wrist support works as well as anything I've used and provides a well-angled rest for 8+ hour days. Pros: Eye-catching color changing, easy to set up, comfortable to use for long periods of time. Cons: It's loud. Your every keystroke will be heard across the room. Half of my coworkers have mechanical keyboards and it's not a silent office, so I knew it wouldn't be a big deal there, but at my previous employer people would have lost their minds. Who I am: 41F, business professional, geek.

I could wish for a brighter display but that wish pales in comparison to what this does for my typing experience. Mine has what are called green switches. They click before the key closes and character goes up on the screen. My last nice new keyboard would not let me rest my fingers lightly on the keyboard. Barely touching any key on that last keyboard would be the same as pushing it all the way down. This keyboard has something else that is really really helpful. The F and J keys have a bumps on them so when you reach down to start typing you do not have to look to see where your fingers might happen to be. This little helpful thing is absent on almost all other keyboards. I do not game. I do a lot of typing and having a key not be pressed until it clicks is very nice. I can rest my fingers on the keyboard between key pushes. Nothing bad happens. The software that basically controls the lighting effects is pretty cluncky and somewhat difficult to use. This is not nearly as important as the feel of the keyboard as I type right now. I highly recommend this keyboard with green switches to anyone who spends time on their computer typing. I write C++ source code and it is so nice to be able to think about the code and not about my fingers. I am 80 years old and multitasking is not that easy for me now.

I’ve been using this keyboard for both gaming and work, and overall, it is a very solid product with a few design quirks you should know about. Aesthetics & Build Quality: The build quality feels premium and robust. Regarding the "Quartz" color: in the product photos, it looks like a softer, almost "smoky" pink, but in real life, the color is definitely more vivid and bright. I personally love pink, so it still looks great, but keep that in mind if you are expecting a muted tone. Switches & Typing: I have the Green Switches. I’m not personally the biggest fan of the loud "clicky" sound, but I knew what I was buying. If you buy Green switches, you get exactly what is advertised: tactile and loud. The "Meh" Parts (Media Controls): This is where the keyboard loses a few points for me. Volume Wheel: It’s a great addition, but the design is a bit tricky. The wheel also functions as a mute button when pressed, but it’s very easy to misclick—sometimes I accidentally change the volume when trying to mute, or vice versa. Media Button: The dedicated media button next to the wheel feels "hard" and shallow. The travel distance is so minimal that you barely get any tactile feedback when pressing it. A standard key switch would have felt much better here. Software: On the flip side, the Razer Synapse software is 100/10. The RGB customization is fantastic and really lets you get creative with the lighting. Verdict: I wish Razer would release this exact Quartz version in a 68% or 75% layout, as full-size is the only option right now. However, for what it is, it’s a great keyboard. I give it a 4.2 out of 5.

This is the second BlackWidow V3 I’ve owned. Even after all these years, it’s still my all-time favorite. The no-nonsense design and positive “click-click” of the mechanical keys make for the best typing and gaming experiences I’ve ever had. The product was just as described, and it arrived nearly a week earlier than expected.

As a keyboard, it functions well enough. It is loud (and I mean loud!), so I don't recommend it for a quiet environment. The backlight works well, and I enjoy the dynamic lighting available with some games. Overall a great keyboard, reminds me of keyboards from the 5 pin days, except the old 'paint it black' method didn't hold up well, this keyboard feels absolutely solid. And the magnetic removable wristguard is nice, it isn't soft and it is supportive. Overall, a solid keyboard I hope to use for ages.

الشركه رايزر والمنتج غبي وناقص الماسك للازرار لازالتها وتركيبها حتى لوحات المفاتيه الصينيه يجي معاها ورايزر ما يجي معهامنتج فاشل والوصف من البايع خطا وظالم

I love it

I purchased this item in May 2024, and it broke on September 1. Unfortunately, Amazon does not cover the warranty for this product.

He tenido otros teclados mecánicos económicos, siempre con teclas clicky, pero definitivamente la experiencia de tecleo en este teclado está a otro nivel. Los switches son clicky, pero se siente mucho la diferencia tanto táctil como audible. Los switches verdes de razer presentan una buena resistencia para ser presionados, por lo que es muy fácil escribir en ellos sin presionar otras teclas por accidente, pero son lo suficientemente suaves como para no resultar cansado. Es mas bien satisfactorio, ya que una vez que llegas al punto de actuación, el resto del recorrido es bastante ligero, lo cual también ayuda a confirmar que la tecla ha sido pulsada. Llevo con el teclado ya un par de semanas contrario a lo que me ha pasado con teclados económicos, aquí no se siente que la fuerza necesaria para presionar la tecla disminuya con el tiempo. Al menos, no hasta ahora. Respecto a la parte audible, el click es bastante satisfactorio. Tenía miedo de que fuera demasiado fuerte o molesto, pero todo lo contrario, es un deleite escuchar el teclado si te gustan los switches clicky, de verdad se siente como una experiencia premium. Les recomiendo antes de comprarlo, checar videos de reseñas donde hagan test para que hagan una compra segura. Tiene 3 teclas multimedia, una es un botón redondo que sirve como Play/Stop y la perilla tiene un giro que también es marcado con clicks, los cuales están bien logrados. Igualmente, presionar la perilla provoca un mute total, por lo cual resulta muy útil si necesitas silencio total. El único inconveniente aquí es que la perilla no tiene mucha resistencia de giro, por lo que es probable que al querer poner mute la gires un poco y subas o bajes el volumen. ** POSITIVO ** - Click audible muy satisfactorio - Buena experiencia de tecleo - Infinidad de opciones de configuración con CHROMA RGB - RGB bonito, de calidad. - Cable bastante resistente recubierto de hilo trenzado - Infinidad de opciones en cuanto a macros y personalización de las teclas mediante Synapse 3 ** NEGATIVO ** - La perilla de multimedia gira demasiado fácil, es muy común girarla por accidente cuando la quieres presionar. - Algunas teclas requieren más fuerza para pulsar que otras. No son muchas, en mi caso el Enter está un poco más duro que las demás teclas, no sé si esto es intencional o si quizá no está bien lubricada. - El reposa muñecas no es magnético y puede moverse si mueves mucho las manos. - El reposa muñecas es de material duro. Te dura más pero no es tan cómodo como uno de memory foam.

Works as intended but slightly zaps me on some circumstances