Razer - Huntsman V3 Pro 8KHz Full Size Wired Analog Optical Linear Switch Gaming Keyboard with Snap Tap - Black

Really enjoyed this typing on it takes a bit to get used to but it's great for games. Has almost a mechanical feel and is very customizable. I use different profiles for gaming vs typing and all is good.

The keys feel like butter when you click them, super reactive, and the sound scratches an itch in my brain.

Best keyboard I’ve ever had you can customize it how ever u want

Its a good keyboard if you game a lot, theres a lot of configurations you can make to the keys but comes at not so good price, very expensive for a keyboard, I will recommend if you are a competitive gamer, not regular gamer

The Razer Huntsman may be the best keyboard I’ve ever owned. I’ve said many times that it would take a lot to pry me away from my very dated Roccat Vulcan, but so far this keyboard has answered the call. Typing on this board is silky smooth, and the level of key customization is beyond anything I’ve ever encountered. The switches are optical, meaning they use light instead of metal contact, which makes them insanely fast and not wear down the same way traditional switches do. This is also what allows for adjustable actuation, which is just a wild feature. You can adjust key sensitivity and even set it per key, which opens up some ridiculous possibilities. There’s even a sensitivity monitor above the direction keys so you can see the pressure and speed of your keystrokes in real time. The board is wired, so it supports a true 8000 Hz HyperPolling rate. It’s ridiculously fast, and I’m guessing that’s exactly why there’s no wireless option, HyperPolling would chew through a battery way too fast. Rapid Trigger mode is another really unique feature. I haven’t used it a ton yet since I’m not gaming as much during the holidays, but the times I have tried it, it’s been genuinely cool to experience. Quality wise, this is a heavy, solid keyboard. The case feels like aluminum and the board is insulated well, so it doesn’t have that hollow, empty sound some keyboards get. It feels expensive the moment you pick it up. It also comes with a magnetic wrist rest, which I used for about two minutes before putting it back in the box. I’ve never cared much for wrist rests, but for people who do, this one seems like a nice addition. The RGB for some reason seems better than my other Razer keyboards (Most current one being the Joro, which btw is awesome). The colors are bright and vivid, and I had a lot of fun setting up profiles for this board. I’m really happy with how the lighting looks. My one complaint is the placement of the Menu button between FN and CTRL. I don’t know why, but I hit it constantly, and it got annoying enough that I disabled the key entirely. I’ve never had that issue on any other keyboard, so it really stood out to me. All in all, this is everything you’d expect from a keyboard at this price. I’ve been using it daily for a week and I’ve loved every minute of it. My Roccat Vulcan is still plugged in, but it’s been sitting in the background a lot longer than I expected, and I honestly don’t think it’s coming back as my main board anytime soon. This is one of the most perfect keyboards I’ve ever come across, and it’s insanely comfortable for me to type on. I can type well over 100 wpm, so I’m picky about how a keyboard feels, and I’ve slowly fallen in love with this one.