Customer Ratings & Reviews

First of all, if you don’t want a loud keyboard, this isn’t for you. This isn’t your sleek quiet office keyboard. This thing is solid. Weighs about 5 pounds. Feels extremely well made. It has 3 height adjustments. One being flat and two being raised. The wrist rest has nice grips on the bottom that keep it very stable. Haven’t seen any slippage out of it. The lights are beautiful with a whole bunch of lighting modes as well as color ranges. Typing feels very nice and the click is satisfying. The only downfall is in order to customize your lighting you must install the razer software. I feel the software is a bit laggy and the file size is large. When your computer is asleep and you wake it up the lighting will be default pink until the software loads your settings. Definitely not a deal breaker but slightly annoying. For gamers, it’s a nice keyboard. You will definitely hear it over a mic though. I bought the pink “quartz” color, and it’s a very nice pale pink. I love it. I have the cyan lights on. So cute! The volume controls are very nice too. A little roller at the top right makes it very simple to adjust volume

This keyboard is a great option for anyone interested in anything from general use to gaming. With its great tactile feel and vibrant colors and with the wrist rests helping prevent carpal tunnel in your wrists.

I love this keyboard! The clicks are extremely loud and satisfying to hear, as well as the lights! With each keystroke, I send a crescendo of color across my keys. I would 100% recommend this keyboard, especially because it comes with an ergonomic wrist bar!

Good keyboard from razer, wrist rest is very uncomfortable, besides that the price is too much for something similar to the Corsair keyboards in better quality.

I LOOOVE my Razer BlackWidow! I like the clicky keyboard, I feel like it helps me to type faster (100+ wpm), and I really love coming into the room at night and seeing the colors swirling! HIGHLY recommend!

Nice quality keyboard. Super cute, too! I don't mind, but heads up that the keys are extremely loud. If you get the chance, I would go in store and try out their display before you buy it. Also, the wrist rest is kinda meh. It's just a detachable piece of plastic (not rubber), so don't buy it if you think you're expecting to get any wrist support out of it. The stock image is kind of misleading.

Amazing quality. The keys feel great and are just as satisfying with every click and clack. RGB features are also easy to personalize and control. Tons of features and well worth the money.

It's from Razer. It's quality. It's pink. The mechanical keys are clicky-clacky like you expect, but not so much that someone will call you Johnny Hammerless from two rows away in the office. Only complaint: the wrist rest does not snap to the keyboard. Small deal, really.

While not the pro version this is still a very good keyboard with lights and almost all the features of the pro but over $150 less in prices. I can deal with out a fluffier wrist rest!

This keyboard looks very nice in the dark and the colors are adjustable, my 12 year old daughter loves it. Functional features is that all keys are extremely easy to push so when I typed on it I was able to feel the difference from the rest. It works great for gaming.

Bought this as a gift for a non-gamer, because she loved the pink color, the Chroma, and the feel and sound of the Greens. She uses it at work (fortunately, in a private office) and it's proven to be a great conversation starter, and a solid keyboard.

i loved this very clicky i love it also it matches very good with any pc

I’m legit obsessed with this keyboard, is so comfortable to use, I love the way the keys feel, and being pink is a plus. But unfortunately I did return. It’s way too loud for me. I do understand it’s a gaming keyboard and has mechanical switches but didn’t think it would bother me. It was annoying. But if you don’t mind the loud clicks, it’s amazing

Great keyboard. I had an older black widow that finally died on me after 5-6 years and this one is off to a great start. Keyboard does exactly what I need it to do and all the effects are fun and functioning. Great buy!

I remember not too long ago, the craze that were gaming mechanical keyboards, especially from Razer. Mechanical keyboards themselves were long established, this movement was like Beats By Dre making everyone interested in a hobby they had no clue existed. The early versions of the Blackwidow were pretty terrible. The keys themselves were cherry mx blues, and were great, but everything else wasn't. It was full of problems, double registering, buggy software and overall a lack of polish. Undoubtedly, this keyboard sold well, and sales meant they were able to make a better product. A whole lot of revisions later, we have the v3. The v3 I have to say is where Razer finally got everything right. First, the chassis has metal plate that is matte, good for greasy hands. The keys themselves are Razer's own green switches, a copycat of the Cherry MX blues, and have been refined over the years. Some people consider the blues to have a sharp sound, and the Razer greens have a slightly subdued but solid click. Extremely satisfying to type on, and no doubt will be the centerpiece of many asmr youtube channels. The rgb is controlled through software, and the options are endless. I could get all my Razer stuff synced together, so the lights move in unison. The font on the letters has moved away from the really edgy and childish look, and matured. Easy to read, nothing to complain about. The wrist rest is garbage, but I'm not a guy that uses them. It's a plastic slab, not even rubber to pad it. Includes a volume knob and a button for play/pause/skip... it works. Only thing missing I would say are the function keys on the side. You had to set those up through software, and no one I know actually used them, so I guess Razer just dumped them altogether. Combinations can still be programmed in the software, so the feature is not completely gone. Overall, a solid winner from Razer. I'm not totally sold on contactless switches yet, so for now these green switches are for me. A beautiful feel and sound when typing, finally worth the hype!

Keyboard is long lasting, easy to clean, and great for customizing. The program configuration for customizing can be silly to understand at times and not so user friendly, but overall it’s not that hard to understand. The keyboard started to not register certain keys being used after about 4 years.

I’m using mine with a Mac Mini. Cons: It won’t work properly if it’s not plugged directly into the machine. I hooked it up originally using a hub extension thing. It worked BUT when the machine went to sleep I couldn’t use the keyboard to wake it again. It’s made to be used with PC. So there are functions you can’t easily access on Mac. Someone more techy than myself could probably figure it out. Pros: The keys are very clicky if you’re looking for something like that. The backlighting is cool! The keyboard itself feels very sturdy and has a super long cord. You can control the brightness of the colors right from the keyboard. You can control iTunes music and volume from the keyboard.

I love Razer (except their wireless gaming mouse) but I Looooooooove this keyboard! granted the price is a little high but it was worth it.

Been using this keyboard for a little under 3 years at the moment it's a great full size keyboard When I purchased it it was $150 which is a great deal for Quality Mechanical keyboard at that price point there are better ones obviously but if you can get it for a decent price and you need a full size keyboard this is a good option.

Okay, this keyboard is so aesthetically pleasing!! Not to mention it sounds so clickity clackity! It’s loud and proud, not for everyone but it’s perfect for me. If you work in small area, maybe be considerate of your peers lol but it’s great! Has the number pad, easy way to put volume up and down! Love it so much!