Razer Huntsman V2 Optical Gaming Keyboard + PBT Keycap Upgrade Set Bundle: Clicky Optical Black/Mercury White Keycaps
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Thursday, Jun 12
Color: Mercury Upgrade Set
Size: Keyboard + PBT Keycaps
Style: Huntsman V2
Pattern Name: Clicky Optical Switches
Features
- Razer Clicky Optical Switches: Enjoy quick, snappy keystrokes that sound satisfying and feel lighter than traditional mechanical switches with up to true 8000Hz polling rate for lower input latency
- Doubleshot PBT Keycaps: Harder and more durable than regular keycaps, these wont wear down to a shiny finish and have labels which will never fade thanks to their doubleshot molding process
- Multi-function Digital Dial and 4 Media Keys: Configure them to pause, play, skip and tweak everything from brightness to volumethe ultimate convenience as you enjoy your entertainment
- Compatibility: Razer Mechanical and Optical Keyboards and Standard 104/105 US and UK layouts
- Oil-Resistant Doubleshot PBT Keycaps: Made of textured, high-grade PBT for a more durable finish less prone to long-term, shiny grime buildup
- Extra-Thick Key Walls: Provides maximum durability and solid key presses for consistent performance when gaming and working
Brand: Razer
Color: Mercury Upgrade Set
Date First Available: October 1, 2021
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Color: Classic Black
Size: Keyboard
Style: Huntsman V2
Pattern Name: Linear Optical Switches
My Logitech keyboard died a week before Thanksgiving. In an effort to escape Logitech's software (and modern hardware quality control), I decided to give the Razer Huntsman V2 (w/ Razer Red switches) a chance. Sure, it's not a custom mechanical setup with exotic Japanese switches, but it gives a premium enough feel. I love the sound dampening, the smoothness of the keys, and the relatively short actuation distance. It's not silent, per se, but it's the quietest keyboard in my house (including various laptops). I've seen comments online suggesting the keys don't light up bright enough. I'm partial to more subdued keyboard lighting, and I can vouch for the fact that I haven't had to dim the board much. Other brands use lighting that glows substantially around the keys, instead of just through the letters. Some of Razer's marketing images show bright halos around the keys, and some show none at all. In practice, they glow a little at the top of each key, but not very much at all. The only serious downside I encountered was with Razer's software. It's not very intuitive in general. But my specific complaint is that it isn't easy to use external tools to switch game profiles. I really wish these hardware companies would open source their software! Now, for why I returned it in a week. The Huntsman V2 Analog popped up on sale over Black Friday weekend for only a few buck more than I spent. I figured it was a no-brainer upgrade--how wrong I was. The analog version has added lighting around the base of the board (it looks great!) and offers analog functionality on every single key. Plus it has slightly stiffer springs. Unfortunately, it has none of the sound dampening of the regular Huntsman V2, and the keys give a loud, drum-like clack when bottomed out or rebounding. Analog, on a keyboard, is a bit of a gimmick, but one cool thing the analog version offers is adjustable actuation points. This gives you the ability to tune your typing and gaming experience. I agonized over the stiffer springs and loud typing. Ultimately, I returned the regular, quiet Huntsman V2 in favor of keeping the loud, but adjustable, Huntsman V2 Analog. Though I very seriously considered keeping both!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022 by Jacob
Color: Classic Black
Size: Keyboard
Style: Huntsman V2
Pattern Name: Linear Optical Switches
I’ve been using my keyboard a couple months now and it’s absolutely amazing for gaming. I love how well the switching actuate and how quiet they are. I will say it’s a little different when trying to actually type in it, but I’ve noticed it being a little harder with all gaming switches that typing is a little bit of a struggle compared to some super clicky blues or something. I’ve been away from Razor for some time, but came back to try this keyboard and their mouse for the 8k polling rates. No regrets with either purchase! While I think their media controls are a little lacking, and the volume wheel is a bit inconvenient compared to how Corsair has their media layout, this isn’t a deal breaker. Last but not least, I’m not a fan that gaming mode doesn’t have dedicated buttons on keyboard even if tiny. I think you can set them in software as hot key combos but I always forget those! I’ll have to work on that. For now though, these will be my go to for gaming until something better comes along and reduces even more input lag!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2023 by Franklin C.
Color: Classic Black
Size: Keyboard
Style: Huntsman V2 TKL
Pattern Name: Linear Optical Switches
I've used this keyboard for a little over 2 and a half weeks now, let's talk about what's good about it first. the optical switches are quite smooth and are quite light, not an annoying light like razer's yellow switches, but like a perfect light. the keycaps are quite a nice feeling, they aren't that gross sweaty feeling that abs give you after a bit, the sound damping does work well, and it's not as loud as it would have been if you didn't have it. the wrist rest is comfy, not great like the Blackwidow elites but it's fine. now let's talk about what I don't like. the wrist rest makes this horrible creaking noise with almost every movement I make with my wrists, the stabs are dry and loud, lighting on some of the keycaps isn't too great, oh and one more thing before I talk about the switches, I really don't see a reason why they have stabs. they could have been mx style optical switches like gaterons, but it's this weird design that's pretty scary to those who are new to mechanical keyboards, do NOT believe what reviewers tell you, these keys wobble like any other keyboard. the stabs do absolutely nothing but make more noise for the keypress, which brings me to the WORST thing about this keyboard, the rattle. every. single. key. rattles like if it's a dry dehydrated spacebar. EVERY KEY DOES THIS. and it's annoying as all hell. even though the sound is obnoxious i still think this keyboard is a nice buy, it is nice to type on.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2022 by Raistlin
Color: Classic Black
Size: Keyboard
Style: Huntsman V2
Pattern Name: Linear Optical Switches
Replaced an old huntsman keyboard that still worked just fine... I made the mistake first time of buying clicky keys and wanted to get quiet keys. This keyboard has a more pleasing matte texture, has a nice wrist support, and only uses 1x usb unlike the huntsman elite v1 that I had before that used 2 usb's. This time went with linear/quiet keys, and its much nicer (i use my keyboard for work and play and the clicky isn't great for conference calls/meetings). Would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023 by Conner Heider