Razer BlackWidow Elite Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Green Mechanical Switches - Tactile & Clicky - Chroma RGB Lighting - Magnetic Wrist Rest - Dedicated Media Keys & Dial - USB Passthrough
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- The NPD Group, Inc., U.S. Retail Tracking Service, Gaming Designed: Keyboards, Mice, PC Headsets, and PC Microphones
- Signature Mechanical Switch for Gaming: Razer Green switch technology provides a satisfying clicky sound with 50 G of actuation force, ideal for typing and gaming requiring the highest accuracy
- Ultimate Personalization & Gaming Immersion with Razer Chroma: Fully syncs with popular games, Razer hardware, Philips Hue, and gear from 30+ partners, supports 16.8 million colors on individually backlit keys
- Fully Programmable Macros: Razer Hypershift allows for all keys and keypress combinations to be remapped to execute complex commands
- Ergonomic, Magnetic Wrist Rest: Made of plush leatherette to maximize comfort over extended gaming sessions
- Durable Construction: Supports up to 80 million clicks, made of military-grade metal top plate
Description
The Razer BlackWidow Elite is a gaming keyboard designed for prime performance featuring Razer Mechanical Switches for faster actuation, and a durable 80 million keystroke lifespan. A multi-function digital dial provides media controls, and the USB 2.0 and audio pass through allows easy cable management. Play for long hours comfortably with the ergonomic wrist rest, and you can even customize key lighting, bindings, and macros. Save up to 5 configurations for use anywhere with a hybrid on-board memory and cloud storage.
Brand: Razer
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Connectivity Technology: USB
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Special Feature: Magnetic
Color: Classic Black
Number of Keys: 104
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: BlackWidow Elite
Number of USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Brand: Razer
Series: BlackWidow Elite
Item model number: RZ03-02620200-R3U1
Hardware Platform: PC
Operating System: Microsoft Windows
Item Weight: 3.69 pounds
Product Dimensions: 9.16 x 17.65 x 1.67 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 9.16 x 17.65 x 1.67 inches
Color: Classic Black
Number of Processors: 4
Power Source: Corded Electric
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required.
Manufacturer: Razer USA Ltd
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 27, 2018
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It’s my third Razer keyboard, first one is the Black Widow X (similar to the Elite, I think they don't make it anymore) but it has no RGB or USB pass-through, no media controls and it has slightly different, inferior, build quality. The second one I have is the Huntsman Mini with clicky optico-mechanical switches, it's very light but sturdy, easy to game on when sitting in lotus position on the couch, 60% size of a regular keyboard. But let's talk about the The Black Widow Elite... It is truly build like a tank. There’s no flex or squeak (unlike what I experience with the X version). It’s heavy, but very comfortable to type on. Keys sound bright and “thump-y” at the same time. Mine has clicky Green switches. According to my subjective opinion the feature the perfect amount of actuation force needed, perfect length of travel, a nice crisp click in the end. I love them the most for typing. Razer's optico-mechanical switches are a bit faster and require slightly less force, so I like them for gaming more, but really either work fine at any task, it's all just a matter of habit. The USB pass-through can be very handy but you don't have to utilize it. It's basically a fast 2.0 capable USB port nearby that can be used for a bunch of different things, like running a mouse, connecting a thumb-drive or an external sound card. What sets this keyboard apart from other cheaper RGB keyboards (minus the USB pass-through) are the media control keys. Controlling the volume in Windows using the wheel is super handy. I don't ever have to right click on the icon and do this with the mouse cursor ever again! Or having to use shortcuts :) The volume wheel is metal, the other three buttons are plastic but don't feel cheap. There’s really nothing bad to say about the keyboard. The keys are not of the fancy double cap variety but sit and feel very solid. Unlike the cheaper key caps, they have reinforced X-shaped slots for the caps to connect with the switches. Basically, there's a circle of plastic around the X-shaped slot, so they sit on top of the switches extra firm. I did get a box of Razer PBT key caps to experiment with but they are not required to enjoy this keyboard at all. Personally, I don't like half-transparent caps Corsair use on some of their keyboards, but to each their own. Subtle RGB underglow to me looks better and less distracting. The RGB itself is certainly bright enough. There are lot of ways the lighting can be done via the Synapse. Some of the options for the effects are: breathing, wave, wheel, static, star light, reactive, music/sound-depended, etc. There's certainly something that anyone could find to their liking. You can synchronize the lighting with other Razer devices. Can make awesome looking combinations using the keyboard together with the FireFly mouse mat with RGB on all sides and Razer mice that have RGB zones -- if you are into that kind of thing. The wrist cushion the keyboard comes with connects with it by magnets. Easy to take off or put back on. It's soft but firm and looks sturdy enough to me. I never used any kinds of wrist rests, so I can't really compare it with anything. It's good enough in my book, serves its purpose. A lot of folks dislike Synapse, I’ve been using it for years and got used to it. It has some very powerful RGB control software that works great if you have multiple Razer items. I have plenty of RAM, so it doesn’t matter to me that it takes some of it, certainly way less than the Windows. The 3.0 version looks great design-wise and never gives me any issues (unlike the Cortex software, which I don't think works well with new AMD Radeon/Ryzen PCs very good, so I run it only on the older Intel machine I have). If you are skeptical of the brand — don’t be. I have three Razer mice and three keyboards I got over the years of PC gaming — and they all work fine, oldest items are 4-5 years old and only show some wear. Unless I've been extremely lucky, I think Razer peripherals do have good build quality. If you like the looks, you will love the rest!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2021 by AhSver
UPDATE: Months after writing my initial review, the volume scroll wheel has become effectively useless. It will not reliably scroll up or down, and just bounces around whether you try to scroll either direction. Occasionally it even activates itself without being touched, though this only occurs when I am using the keyboard. I did a little research and there are youtube videos that reveal a manufacturing defect, where the fluid/grease that is used inside the wheel groups up (like water into beads) and then causes issues with the contacts that detect the direction of movement. This is supposedly fixable by removing the grease entirely, but that requires taking the keyboard apart to some extent, and I have no doubt this is basically a band-aid fix as the grease is likely meant to prevent excessive wear to the moving part. The rest of the keyboard is still working great, and I still have the same good things to say about it, but this was disappointing and I no longer have the convenience of using the wheel for volume control. Razor should improve on the design in the future to prevent further customer frustration. I have been waiting until I put some time in with this keyboard to write a review. I bought it a month ago yesterday. I came from a cheap "mechanical feel" keyboard with membrane switches. It was fine for gaming, but I felt it was holding me back when it came to typing. I work on my PC from home every weekday as a top tier technician for proprietary software. I log and resolve issues in tickets, take a ton of notes, assist other technicians in a group chat, and write and adjust code. Short version, I do a ton of typing. On top of that, I am an avid gamer and usually spend at least a couple hours gaming on my PC each day. When it was first delivered, the whole thing immediately screamed quality. The packaging is attractive and functional, made with high quality cardboard. The keyboard itself feels very solid and durable and the plastic frame has a very nice matte finish and feel that I could only describe as commercial or military grade. The cord is thick and braided and ends in 2 usb plugs and a 3.5mm plug for audio and usb passthrough, which has been very nice for cable management on my sit/stand desk. I can't speak much to the macro functionality as I do not use it, but the media controls are convenient and the volume wheel steps similar to a high quality mouse wheel. The magnetic wrist rest is the icing on the cake. The one downside is the ABS keys; Razer missed an opportunity here as they should have been PBT. However, keycaps can be replaced should they wear down, and they do a fantastic job showcasing the full spectrum RGB backlighting which is gorgeous btw. Since this is not Razer's flagship keyboard, I'll give them a pass, but no extra credit. Then there are the stars of the show, the switches... Holy cow are they satisfying. The sound and physical feedback is sublime, and I am not exaggerating when I say that my typing speed has increased about 50% as I know EXACTLY when a keystroke has registered as my hands dance across the keys. I imagine my experience is akin to the feeling a musician gets when they pick up a high quality instrument for the first time after honing their skill on starter equipment. It is true of all tasks that having the right tool for the job can make all the difference. Bottom line: If you want to spend a fortune, I am sure there are better keyboards out there. For the price, I challenge someone to show me a better option. Would highly recommend, no reason to keep researching if you find yourself in this price range.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2021 by Robert Eyerly