Razer Blackwidow Te Chroma V2 Tkl Tenkeyless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Orange Key Switches, Tactile & Silent, Rgb Lighting, Magnetic Wrist Rest, Programmable Macros, Classic Black

My previous keyboard was a Razer DeathStalker for over 5 years, and today I switched to the BlackWidow Tournament Edition with orange switches, and I have to say that I'm impressed. The difference is huge going from a chiclet keyboard to a mechanical keyboard with such craftsmanship.

This is my first mechanical keyboard and I am so happy with it. I've been using it for some time now and really enjoy how quite it is. The only thing I wish was different would be the cable for connecting it at the keyboard end. Would have liked to see USB C. I've only made one change to the keyboard since purchase and that was textured keycaps for the WASD keys.

El primer teclado de Razer que adquiero, lo compré con descuento y puedo decir que por los 3k mxn que costaron, vale la pena, tengo la versión de orange switches y creo que el nivel de ruido que tienen es bastante bueno (no llegan al punto de incomodar y con audifonos no escuchas el tecleo) tiene una buena intensidad de color con el RGB y sobre todo el macro que puedes hacer con respecto a la combinación de colores y patrones es muy intuitivo, las teclas especiales como el hypershift que trae por software la verdad no lo he tocado porque no lo ocupo, pero en general es un buen teclado, el reposa muñecas es casi indispensable porque es un teclado bastante alto que puede llegar a cansar, si lo ves en descuento, no lo pienses y aprovecha, pero por su precio original hay mejores opciones de la marca y con más prestaciones.

So, unlike a lot of other people on here, I'm just going to say this keyboard is perfect for me so far. Yeah, if you get a defective product from ANYWHERE, you send it back and get a new one. When you buy electronics of any type you do have a risk of not receiving a flawless one, yes. Welcome to technology. Anyways, I got this keyboard with the orange switches and I love them. My last keyboard was a K65 LUX RGB which has a similar form factor and used Cherry MX Reds. These Razer Orange keys have a bump before they're fully pressed down which gives a nice amount of feedback while typing or gaming. The sound is very.. tight and feels mostly contained within the keyboard itself. The version with orange switches is not even remotely loud compared to a lot of other switches, most of the noise is just the keys bottoming out above the faceplate (which I believe is also metal.) Very nice sound without being overbearing. Lighting? Perfect if the software works. I have a Lancehead mouse and I organized these on the virtual table on Chroma Studio to talk to each other and it works flawlessly with whatever color design or scheme you want. Doesn't feel like I've ever missed any keys registering and the MAGNETIC wrist rest is absolutely incredible. If you have very, very big hands you may not be able to comfortably use it but I feel that goes for most keyboards. Probably shouldn't get a TKL in that case. Build feels nice, a little heavy, some plastic, some metal. Detachable cable is braided, and.. detachable. Quickly recognized and working after plugged in. I got this for $70 on sale which is an unbelievable deal and I probably should have bought more than one. I would not pay more than 100 or 120 at the most though.. at that point you might get into what COULD be slightly more premium things. Different market. If it's around 100 get it. It puts letters on a screen. (Edit: June 2025 and I am still using this keyboard. Absolutely perfect. Shame they got rid of the orange switches.)

Keyboard came with a loose spacebar, box was in beat up condition, some of the keys double register such as the I, A, ;, and right arrow key. Right arrow barely registers. Ordered another one hoping it would be better.

This keyboard is one of the best in the world, i got this and the wrist rest is so comfortable, the keys arent loud but satisfying and theyre so easy to click. the feel of this keyboard is one of a kind. Definetely recommend.