Razer Huntsman V2 TKL Tenkeyless Gaming Keyboard: Fast Linear Optical Switches Gen2 & 8000Hz Polling Rate - Detachable Type-C Cable - PBT Keycaps - Ergonomic Wrist Rest - Quartz Pink
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Color: Quartz Pink
Size: Huntsman V2 TKL
Pattern Name: Linear Optical Switches
Features
- Razer Linear Optical Switches Gen-2: Improved with sound dampeners for an even quieter typing experience, the smooth, consistent switches are now also more responsive 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
- Detachable Type-C Cable: Unpack, plug and play with minimal fuss for all LAN parties and tournaments, as a cable latch ensures that it stays securely connected during gameplay
- Ergonomic Wrist Rest: The sturdy wrist support perfectly aligns to the keyboard to relieve pressure on your wrists and feel less fatigued when gaming over long periods
- Hybrid On-board Memory and Cloud Storage: Be match-ready regardless of the situation when you can save and activate up to 5 on-board memory profiles, while building a library of macros and settings to call upon with cloud storage
Description
Unrivalled responsiveness has never looked this lean. Meet the Razer Huntsman V2 TKL—a tenkeyless optical gaming keyboard with improved acoustics, near-zero input latency, and other high-end features to ensure a compact form factor geared for full-sized performance.
Brand: Razer
Compatible Devices: PC
Connectivity Technology: USB-C
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Special Feature: Detachable Type-C Cable, Ergonomic Wrist Rest, PBT Keycaps, 8000Hz Polling Rate, Fast Linear Optical Switches Gen2 See more
Color: Quartz Pink
Number of Keys: 87
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: Huntsman V2 TKL
Brand: Razer
Series: Huntsman V2 TKL
Item model number: RZ03-03942100-R3U1
Hardware Platform: PC
Item Weight: 2.03 pounds
Product Dimensions: 14.76 x 5.54 x 1.36 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 14.76 x 5.54 x 1.36 inches
Color: Quartz Pink
Power Source: Corded Electric
Manufacturer: Razer
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: October 15, 2022
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Color: Classic Black
Size: Huntsman V2
Pattern Name: Linear Optical Switches
Omg this is a fantastic board. “Razer Huntsman V2 Optical Gaming Keyboard: Linear Optical Switches Gen-2 w/ Sound Dampeners & 8000Hz Polling Rate - Doubleshot PBT Keycaps - Dedicated Media Keys & Dial” I tore through reviewing gaming and a few MX and Mac keyboards for upgrading my MacbookPro which will not update anymore (more of a Google, gmail, browsers refuse to update or access my mail. Absolutely nothing wrong with it otherwise). Setting up my new iMac mini m2, my old Bluetooth Mac keyboard will not connect (I love my old style Mac bluetooth keyboard. It’s a classic beauty, louder clicks and feels better than flat laptops, it’s buttery). I’m also connecting to an Apple 30” Cinema Display (2560x1600) from mid-2000’s. (Used a Club dvi-d hdcp off version adapter for the M2.) So I went to Best Buy and shopped all over on Amazon and YouTube, and a few Reddit opinions. It’s the weekend, if I want a board by tomorrow I needed to make a decision. It’s paralyzing. Did I make the right decision. I was reviewing mechanical keyboards mostly on YouTube. I recall what I felt at bb, but didn’t know what I really was looking at. I wanted to walk home with one they have on sale, but it’s so ugly. (I may go back yet.) Do I go with Brown, Blue, Orange, Red switches? I’m geeky enough to want to build my own now, but smart enough to hold off. I saw a YouTube talking about Optical vs Mechanical. I decided to just go for the optical, but come on, there a price limit somewhere. So I decided this keyboard. As I wait for it to arrive next day, I watch specific videos on this keyboard itself. Of course you then get all the hate/love/hate. But the problem with about every video is they were given a smaller version, it was only an “unboxing” (I really hate those, they lack true experience with it)or were the gaming snobs. (I’m an Adobe and high performance snob myself, so I like them! But I can also see I’m not at their level.) I’m using this for a life living on a computer experience. A graphic designer, Adobe Pro, tactile 3D artist. This is not too loud, quieter than my old Mac usb keyboard. Pressing keys sound far better than what you hear on YouTube videos. They have lovely dings that sound and feel right. The texture of the keys is new to me. I really like the subtle changes of RGB color as it sits here, or when I use it. They gently fade in and around. It’s chill, yet lets you know it’s ready. My Mac laptop is an ugly bright white that is not desirable on, but necessary at night at times. Those keys are so worn through, the letter E is transparent clear instead of black key. I haven’t used this keyboard extensively yet. But what a joy to find I made a great decision. It feels so comfortable (like perfect clothing) and sounds like it should (to me at least). The volume control dial is superb where it at. This keyboard has great form and function. The wrist rest is more of an elbow rest for me. It’s showing a divit already. But it’s still a little nice swag. Just sayin, loving it with my new Mac Mini M2. Something like a great keyboard is like having your favorite coffee. It’s beautiful. Great job Razer! Thank you.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024 by CafeSociety
Color: Classic Black
Size: Huntsman V2
Pattern Name: Linear Optical Switches
Ergonomically, this keyboard is great even in the standard mechanical keyboard format. The big question I went into this purchase is how long the foam pad would last me, and it's now well over a year old with no loss of form or function - something I never saw coming. The keycaps form to your fingertips, press down smoothly, and release as fast as you do. The orange switches are easily 50-60% quieter than the green switches, which is necessary if you plan to do any form of voice calls while you're online. Another blessing of this keyboard is having a volume dial on the upper right corner, which makes it easy to adjust your overall sound level on the fly. Lighting and key function is fully customizable using the Razer Synapse app. You're able to choose several preset effects, adjust their tempo, and customize the colors used for the effect, allowing for a wide range of aesthetic. Functionality wise, you're also able to use Synaspe for macros or AHKs, which can take you from spamming one key to just holding it down with the same effect and more.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024 by E A Pierce
Color: Classic Black
Size: 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