Razer BlackWidow V3 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Green Mechanical Switches - Tactile & Clicky - Chroma RGB Lighting - Compact Form Factor - Programmable Macro Functionality - Quartz

The media could not be loaded. I love this keyboard. From the beautiful pink, to the customizable led keys, (it will even take videos and code them into colors) and the satisfaction of the clickly sounds when typing and gaming. If you don't like a noisy keyboard, this won't be for you, but I enjoy the sound. This keyboard is outstanding in all aspects. It fits on my small desk with plenty of room for my mouse, comes with a nice wrist rest, and as I mentioned before a beautiful pink even better then the photo. It's heavy and doesn't slide around easy. You can even adjust the volume on your computer with the grey scroll wheel above the number pad. The input is immediate and I experienced no issues connecting to the computer and installing the needed software. This keyboard should last years, as my mother had the same one she bought a while back. I definitely think the price was worth it.

Great mechanical keyboard, responsive and customizable rgb lighting.

Amazing keyboard! When u master using ur keyboard the clicks are extremely satisfying, highly recommend a full keyboard over the smaller versions the arm rest is super comfy and can be moved if wanted

The media could not be loaded. Great, got to personalize my keyboard lighting how I liked. Great size, love the typing noise!

I got this BlackWidow keyboard to replace my old Razer keyboard.This keyboard noise is very clicky clicky clicky... I wish it was less noisy, but it's the only pink keyboard that I wanted to get.It comes with a wrist pad, but it doesn't attach to the keyboard - there's no magnet or clip.

This is my 3rd Razer mechanical keyboard. I had the original black widow and also have the v3 clicky at home. I bought this one for work since clicky keys would be too loud.The first thing I noticed with the yellow switches was just how sensitive they are to pressure. The clicky keys take some force to push down and that is a good and bad thing depending on your preference. My major problem was I tend to rest my fingers on the keys at work. This would cause random keys to be pressed. The solution is to just not rest your fingers. It took some getting used to but about a week in I saw less accidentally key activation. I think the yellow keys make you type faster but I still like my green keyboard since I know when the key is pressed.Adding to this point, I think razer should make a "brown" tactile but silent version of the black widow. I think the only one they offer is the compact version without the number and rest pads. I don't understand why they can't add that option to the full keyboard since they obviously designed and have the key in stock.If you are wondering how loud the keys are, that depends on how hard you hit the keys. I tend to push all the way down so even the yellow silent keys make some noise. But since they are linear, you can press halfway and they key will still activate.The razer mechanical keyboards are definitely the best imo. I've looked around but razer seems to be the only one that has the custom built wrist pad. I also like the scroll wheel and the build quality. A lot of the other mechanical keyboards have name brand cherry MX switches but then cheap out on the outer material or add weird stuff like a USB passthrough???

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.

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.