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• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Back to full size and loving the top-notch tech

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  After years of not using a full-size keyboard, I can honestly say now that I miss it. I miss the extra space I had, and lost, in a cramped tiny keyboard. I miss the convenience of a number pad which I didn’t realize I used so often and then had to live without it for years. It was time, time to go full retro giant-sized keyboard and back to what I had missed and was accustomed to growing up in the 80s and 90s. Being a, shall we say, super-fan of Razer peripherals, which are integrated in all my PC and laptop gaming builds, I immediately went with what I know to be some of the best products in the business, the latest Huntsman V3 Pro full-size keyboard. Since I was previously using a smaller and previous version of the Razer Huntsman keyboard, I already knew what I was in for. Razer has always built a durable keyboard catering to hardcore gamers with the latest and fastest technology. It sports a brushed black aircraft-grade aluminum top plate and textured doubleshot PBT keycaps that resist shine and fading. It comes with a magnetic, firm leatherette wrist rest making it more ergonomically sound and comfortable for long gaming sessions. The latest version is just what you would expect, and any gamer could ask for, with it’s solid, yet light build, buttery smooth keys that are much quieter than other keyboards I have used and lots of room for customization. The standout feature is the second-generation Razer™ Analog Optical Switches, which offer an adjustable actuation range from a super-sensitive 0.1 mm to a deeper 4.0 mm. This allows for an exceptional level of control, enabling users to fine-tune the feel for different games or even a comfortable typing experience. My favorite feature, somewhat of a cheat code, is the rapid trigger mode that is a game changer for first person shooters. This allows keys to reset instantly with the slightest lift of a finger (as low as 0.1 mm), enabling faster, repeated inputs and more precise movement control. There is virtually no latency with the blazing fast 8000 Hz HyperPolling rate which can give a gamer the upper hand in high-stakes competitive gaming scenarios. In Snap Tap mode, the Huntsman allows you to prioritize the latest input between two directional keys without needing to release the first one, leading to near-instant directional changes. The media controls on the top right of the Huntsman are super convenient and allowed me to get rid of another peripheral I was using for volume control on their Razer Nommo speakers freeing up precious desk space. Using the same Razer Synapse software I was already accustomed to, I was able to tinker with the extensive customization features including per-key actuation, RGB lighting, and macros. A major plus is the ability to make quick, on-the-fly adjustments to actuation and Rapid Trigger settings directly on the keyboard using hotkeys and an onboard LED array indicator which is crazy to see in real time how measures your key pressure and reduces reliance on the software once configured. Overall, I have been extremely pleased with the new Razer Huntsman V3 Pro as it is absurdly fast, highly responsive and built specifically for esports professionals and serious gamers seeking every possible competitive edge. Its advanced analog features and ultra-low latency are top-notch and I would be hard pressed to think there’s a better keyboard on the market.

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  Posted 1 month ago by Grouticus

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Built for Precision, Priced for Commitment

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  The Razer Huntsman V3 Pro’s main feature is its second-gen analog optical switches. These use light to detect how far each key is pressed, letting you customize actuation from 4mm down to 0.1mm. It’s similar to how analog sticks work on a controller — the deeper you press, the more input is registered. That added nuance allows for more precise control and responsiveness than traditional mechanical switches. It’s what enables Razer’s Rapid Trigger (custom reset points) and Snap Tap (prioritized directional input) features, which together make movement feel faster and more fluid — especially in twitch-heavy FPS games. Despite the advanced internals, the board keeps a clean, understated look. No screens, no macro clutter — just a solid metal top plate, three media buttons, a dial, and a wrist rest that’s too firm and doesn’t stay put. It has a more mature, low-profile aesthetic that probably won’t draw attention on your desk — and I like that. But when the lights dim, Razer’s flair kicks in. The per-key RGB lighting is bright, well-diffused, and customizable, with a finish that subtly enhances the glow without being overbearing. It’s tasteful, and it looks great. As a regular keyboard — which is still how it gets used most of the time — it’s comfortable and easy to type on. I adjusted quickly and had no issues using it for everyday tasks. In games, it’s the most responsive board I’ve used. Inputs feel immediate, with claimed latency as low as 1.7ms. Counter-strafing and directional shifts all felt tighter and more controlled. It didn’t magically boost my K/D ratio, but it made everything feel sharper and tighter— and that alone made games more fun. Now, the value question. Being a Razer product, it’s going to be one of the most expensive analog keyboards on the market. If you’re not playing competitive shooters or chasing every edge, it’s a tough sell. There are cheaper boards that offer solid performance, better acoustics, or more versatility for less. For most gamers — including myself, the V3 Pro is probably more than they need. But if you’re chasing peak responsiveness or just want the best tech Razer offers and don’t mind the price, it certainly delivers. And if you do end up getting one, you’ll probably love it.

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  Posted 1 month ago by hahanson

• Rated 4 out of 5 stars

  This keyboard will definitely enhance your gaming!

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  PROS Exceptional key actuation Build quality is excellent. High-quality USB-C cable Input customization options that are easy to use Innovative Snap Tap feature for improved responsiveness Fleshed out apps (although there are multiple to download) SO-SO Palm rest is not plush, but rather hard CONS Price is not as competitive as it should be No digital LED screen, like most comparable keyboards Razer has separated itself from the competition over the years by emphasizing and leaning into RGB lights. Well, they are stepping up their game outside the lights lately. In the last few years, they've released some high-quality accessories that have helped them become one of the best choices among the sea of options. This Razer Huntsman V3 Pro embodies that idea through its quality and performance. One standout aspect is the key actuation and reset points, which enhance responsiveness. This thing truly feels like a "Pro" keyboard. I'm not much of a competitive gamer; however, my son has grown to be one, and he was immediately impressed by it. I'm more impressed with the excellent keys this has on board. They feel outstanding to type on. This keyboard is obviously catered to gamers, rather than Dads writing, so to dig into some of the features, the first one highlighted is Snap Tap. This feature is particularly noteworthy. This innovative system detects when two conflicting keys are pressed simultaneously and registers the most recent key. Obviously, this is an awesome feature for gamers who play online competitively or for fun. If you accidentally press dodge or fire at the same time? It'll know to fire if that is what you did before pressing dodge, for example. Of course, this can also backfire (no pun intended), but for the most part, it'll work to your advantage. Pairing the Snap Tap with the rapid trigger mode and an exceptionally short actuation distance makes every keystroke feel immediate and smooth. The keyboard's overall build quality is robust and sturdy. The keyboard also boasts built-in media controls, making it easy to adjust audio settings. This is such a practical feature, but I use it most when I am creating music as a hobby. The software prompts to download multiple Razer applications, which are all fleshed out and nice once you get them downloaded, but it's a wonder why there isn't just one app you download and use. The lighting app should be implemented within the keyboard settings app, for example. Back to the quality, though, the braided USB-C cable is not only resilient but also adds an extra layer of durability to the overall design. On the other hand, the palm rest is much plusher. It isn't too bad, but it's harder than every other rest I've used or currently have. It does magnetize, so it doesn't move around, which is nice. But for a $250 Pro keyboard, I'd expect the palm rest to be as plush as a mattress. All in all, Razer did a great job of providing an actual Pro keyboard that can definitely enhance the gaming experience. I just wish they'd lower the price a bit, since other brands have been able to match this quality for under $200.

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  Posted 1 month ago by Bryan