Razer Black Widow Ultimate 2014 Mech Keyboard $100 [U.S]

[mvitkun]

The Razer Black Widow ultimate 2014 backlit Keyboard, with Razer's Green switches (50G actuation force, similar to Cherry MX Blue), is on sale from its regular price of $140.

So if you wanted to buy a quality mechanical keyboard at a reasonable price now is your chance.

[Entropy]

>Quality

[TheSLSAMG]

Mmmmm, Kailhua...

 

 

Doesn't exactly scream quality.

[mvitkun]

Mmmmm, Kailhua...Doesn't exactly scream quality.

Anandtech didn't notice any significant difference

I cannot feel even a hint of a difference between Razer's Green switches and the Blue switches of my old keyboard.

They warranty it for the same amount of time that Corsair Warranties their more expensive CherryMX Blue K70, and they guarantee it for 10 million more presses.

Obviously they can't instill the same confidence as Cherry, that doesn't mean the quality will be worse; Razer's confidence in their switches should however instill confidence.

[Faceman]

Still waiting for the Corsair RGB...

 

That is a nice deal though.

[Wesley219]

greens are too heavy for my liking.

[mvitkun]

greens are too heavy for my liking.

These are Razer greens, which require similar force to CherryMX blues, not CherryMx Greens which take 80g of force.

[Wesley219]

These are Razer greens, which require similar force to CherryMX blues, not CherryMx Greens which take 80g of force.

 

Sorry I didn't read all of it!

[TheSLSAMG]

Anandtech didn't notice any significant differenceThey warranty it for the same amount of time that Corsair Warranties their more expensive CherryMX Blue K70, and they guarantee it for 10 million more presses.Obviously they can't instill the same confidence as Cherry, that doesn't mean the quality will be worse; Razer's confidence in their switches should however instill confidence.

I don't base my opinions solely off reviewers.

I have tried them myself, Kailhua's switches simply feel different and inconsistent in my honest opinion. They weren'f Razer's, but they are manufactured alongside theirs anyway -- no doubt about it.

But maybe I can give Razer the benefit of the doubt.

[theroflcopta]

I don't base my opinions solely off reviewers.

I have tried them myself, Kailhua's switches simply feel different and inconsistent in my honest opinion. They weren'f Razer's, but they are manufactured alongside theirs anyway -- no doubt about it.

But maybe I can give Razer the benefit of the doubt.

Yeah but I have felt cherry switches that feel different on different keyboards as well. The designing, materials and housing matter as much as the key switch for the over all feel of the typing experience. Now i'm not saying they will be the same but I'm sure they got as damn close as they could.