Razer BlackWidow V3 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard + Goliathus Extended Chroma Gaming Mousepad Bundle: Green Mechanical Switches - Tactile & Clicky - Quartz

I've been eyeing this keyboard for a while now and, after talking to many satisfied customers, finally decided to bite the bullet and get one.First impression: WOW! The FEEL of the keys is like no other keyboard I've ever used. The sound they make when you press them down is fantastic. It almost doesn't feel like you're typing, but rather playing with the button on a classic arcade machine. It's actually satisfying to type each individual letter instead of being just something you do every day. It's almost reminiscent of typing on an electric typewriter. What I find most striking (and totally

First off, I want to say that Razer did an amazing job with this keyboard. Everything with the keyboard is almost flawless. The only thing that I *sort of* dislike is the gloss finish around the body. It attracts dust and finger prints but I don't really mind them that much as I usually play in the dark.Pros:On the fly macro recording. Its simply amazing. Fn + G. Hit a key to record it to. Type what you want to record. Fn + G. And its saved. You can also use the software from Razer's website to record macro's and set the delay between keystrokes. One really great thing is that the computer rec

Let me preface all of this by saying that I am probably what you consider a hard core gamer. I play everything from hard core twitch shooters like Counter Strike to MMOs like WOW. I take my gaming very seriously and I don't mind spending hard earned money on good hardware that makes my playtime more enjoyable and productive. I also probably own more keyboards than the average person including the Das Model S pro, Corsair Vengeance K90, Razer Black Widow Ultimate, Microsoft Sidewinder X4, Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000, Logitech Illuminated keyboard and yes the IBM Model M. Why so many keybo

UPDATEDEC 1, 2015I finally retired this thing......... but as my personal keyboard. Where is it now? It's at the office, because the stock, membrane keyboard they gave me to punch numbers into Excel was trash. There's nothing like typing on a quality keyboard. Cherry MX blue in particular.I replaced it at home with the Logitech G710. I will say I like the look of the Logitech a lot better, but right away I noticed one crucial difference: the ability to remap ANY key on the board. Why is it important? Because I remapped two very important keys that really helped with productivity:- Caps Lock in

Wow. Let me start this by saying it took me about a week to decide on a new gaming keyboard, and as someone who will just buy something on a whim (due to a lack of patience on my part) you can see how difficult a choice it was. Having read a lot of bad reviews about people who bought this keyboard my faith in the Razer name was shaken a little, so I went on to do more research. I had narrowed it down to The Black Widow and the Steel Series 6gv2. From that point on it became a matter of build quality, functionality, aesthetics, and my predicted overall satisfaction. I've never been one to trust

I wish I had more time to write this review. However, I don't know how long this keyboard will even let me type before it stops working again. I've had this Keyboard sine August and it was working great for the first month or two. I kept raving to my friend about this Keyboard, I kept sharing it with people on Forums. I vowed that I will always buy Razer Products. However, all of a sudden it stopped working. None of the keys would respond. When I press a key it randomly acts as a shortcut button for another action. It will randomly open programs, closed programs, jump between windows, or the k

I was so excited to receive this package (despite Fedex complaining that the apartments had no numbers, although there's one apartment to a floor, so third floor is obviously apartment 3). When I opened it and pulled out the keyboard, I had to play with the exposed arrow keys. First impression was "wow, this is LOUD", and I love it. When I was a kid I loved the old loud mechanical keyboards, so I knew this was the keyboard for me. So remember, if you like quiet keyboards, then this keyboard is not for you.Upon opening the actual box, I was disappointed. The spacebar was wrecked. Popped off and

I don't usually write reviews, and I usually hate people's angry reviews. This isn't one.I got this state of the art keyboard about a year and a half ago, and I love every second using it... when it worked (or should I say, "when *they* worked").A little bit of a back story, I'm a programmer and I use this keyboard for work. So if you're looking for their synapse driver's review, you won't get it here. I don't use any drivers.Saving the best for last, I'll start with the reason why I decided to write this review.As some other customers have mentioned, these keyboards break. In my case, it happ