Product Comparison: Razer Huntsman vs Razer BlackWidow (2019)
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- The aluminium top case gives it a really nice solid and durable feel and the wrist rest is comfortable. The whole keyboard is pretty light.
- The keyboard feels heavy and extremely high quality, the wrist rest is supreme, and it looks stunning in the dark.
- Construction is very good. The keyboard itself is very heavy with thicker than normal feet so remains stable on your desk during the most frantic gaming sessions.
- The keyboard is extremely comfy and keys are fairly small which is perfect for small hands.
- This keyboard has no useless keys and have perfect size.
- The keyboard has a good weight to it and has a metal base which makes it feel really premium!
- The keyboard almost feels like it is stuck to the desk when you push against it because of the weight and the rubber pads work really well!
- Great keyboard and built very well! Feels heavy and very durable and would absolutely recommend!
- The build quality is amazing. It feels really solid and heavy.
- The product is very well build and very nice looking! It's weight makes the keyboard stick to the table.
- It's feel like mechanical keyboards, with the exception of using lights to register the keystroke.
- Love the tactile, clicky feedback, RGB - the best on the market.
- I love the lighting on this keyboard, it's vibrant and colourful and there's a lot of effects that can be added.
- The Opto-Mechanical switches really are a dream to use.
- This opto-mechanical switches are just selling lies.
- The clicky feel is so luxurious and I couldn't find anything that felt similar.
- This is my first mechanical gaming keyboard, I love the feel of the button presses and it is certainly clicky!
- The lights are cool, there's some effects I wasn't aware of such as the fire effect where the lights simulate a fire.
- Razer Mechanical switches is something new to me, and this is works amazing.
- It is a bit weird that media keys are the only keys that do not have light pass through the patterns on them.
- The software that is used to programme and interact with the keyboard ‘synapse’ I thought was great.
- Software easy to use and navigate, as well as reprogram the keys.
- Synapse 3 is pretty stable and a nice interface for setting this all up.
- The whole unit exudes quality and coupled with the software on the PC, I have been able to set the lighting to something I am happy with.
- The media control buttons are definitely not worth the price you pay.
- The wrist support is brilliant and easy to remove (just pulls away, it's magnetic), if it's too big or you want to remove it for whatever reason.
- This keyboard is amazing, I love all the colors combinations you can make, the software is fairly simple to use.
- The wrist pad that comes with it is really comfy and has a really good grip to it as well.
- The cable is nicely placed, it is a really thick sturdy feeling cable too with two USBs and an audio jack.
- My razer synapse didn't immediately detect the keyboard.