A year ago, I reviewed the Pro Type. This is a wireless mechanical keyboard from Razer. The company is known primarily for gaming PCs and accessories, but the Pro Type was something new for Razer.

It's hard to believe that Razer has left a segment of the gaming keyboard market untapped, given how many different models it offers (like the recently-introduced Joro for road warriors). However, up ...

Razer is at it again. After last year's 60% Huntsman Mini keyboard was a rousing success, the company decided to cut the cord, literally. They've brought small form factor to their OG gaming keyboard ...

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Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The DeathStalker V2 Pro is a redesign of Razer’s original DeathStalker gaming keyboard, which used membrane ...

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After initially finding success with the iconic BlackWidow and then fine-tuning the competitive gaming keyboard design with the Huntsman, Razer is making a switch with its next flagship keyboard line.

An entire roster of BlackWidow V4 keyboards already exists, but to round things out, Razer has put out a tenkeyless (75%) version of its “Pro” model, bringing top-of-the-line features to compact form.

Despite its complex name, the Phantom Edition version of the Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed is a stealthy, well-constructed, and wireless 65% mechanical gaming keyboard. Razer’s BlackWidow V3 ...

What just happened? Everyone has their own preference when it comes to gaming keyboards. For those who like to experiment with different switches and keycaps, Razer has launched its first barebones ...