Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome Keyboard. Love the response and the color control.

Great keyboard except sometimes the keys get detected in game as controller keys and then I start having issues. Wish there was a dip switch to turn off that feature. Otherwise great keyboard with a satisfying click!

Best keyboard on the market, very good quality, premium feel. Features you didn't know you wanted, but it blows away literally everything else. There is no next best, it's this or nothing. I literally tried 4 other keyboards from big brands like SteelSeries, Logitech and Corsair but nothing comes close.

Great product from Razer, analog switches are cool but not a lot of games support controller and keyboard input as of now so -1 star, but that can easily be fixed as this product is still very new.

The feel of the keys is pleasing, oddly loud though. It is kinda like it has bass to it. My old keyboard sounded louder to me but this one actually picks up on microphones easily compared to the high pitch clicking im used to.

This keyboard is great. I replaced my huntsman’s elite with this v2. It loses one star as it uses better feeling keys lighting is a bit dimmer than other razer keyboards.

I'm giving this keyboard a 1 star, because if you plug it in with the included 3.2 to 2.0 dongle, it does technically function as a keyboard. That's kinda about where the positives of this review end. Right out of the box, I had an issue with this keyboard: stuck key function. Wherein, if you press down a key, the software will continue to think you're holding the key. Notice, I said software. If you close Synapse, the issue disappears; you also lose analog functionality. I uninstalled Synapse, complete clean install, tried the keyboard on a completely different computer, tried it on a fresh install install of Windows; this is entirely a software issue with Synapse and the analog functionality of the keyboard. It should be noted that this issue only occurs when plugged in USB-C/3.2, because that is required to enable the analog function due to the data bandwidth required. There is an included 3.2 to 2.0 adapter which fixes the issue, but also sort of defeats the purpose of the entire keyboard since it disables the analog. So, that's strike one. Strike two is something I never imagined to be a problem. I use an Xbox Elite Series 2 controller on a wireless dongle. Due to the analog functionality, the Huntsman V2 thinks it can replace a controller, and there are key bindings available for this in Synapse. However... The drivers for this controller functionality also installs a virtual controller which overrides any other controller you have plugged in regardless of settings even in joy.cpl. This effectively disables any other controller especially for games which do not allow you to select the controller. The only fix to the above issue I have been able to find is uninstalling the Razer virtual controller driver, replugging in the Xbox wireless adapter, and this will last until the next restart, when you have to repeat this process. Completely unforgiveable, and this entire feature should be something you have the option to disable from Synapse. Needless to say, this keyboard is being returned. This is probably my worst experience with a Razer product ever, and I have a plethora of Razer devices I use on a daily basis with no issues. This is a serious miss for a device I was looking forward to.

Bought for my son for Christmas he’s always used Rader razor products had one similar to this, likes this one even better.

The jury is still out on this keyboard for me, the quality is great and I love Razer aesthetics, but I find I make a lot of typing mistakes with these optical keys in general use. In gaming they are great in concept, but very few games support the ability to use keys as analog sticks which takes away much of the functionality over other key boards. Now that they have released the huntsman v2 with the regular optical switches I probably would have bought that instead and saved the money.

By far the best keyboard I have purchased. The keystrokes are very sensitive and clicky. You can change sensitivity on these keys. The chroma RGB is cool too. Best keyboard I have purchased.

Not worth the price. It still needs improvements. I personally don't recommend and I returned mine.

I've had it for over a year now and this is the best keyboard I've ever owned. the analog keys make your typing and gaming very smooth. This is my favorite keyboard.

Incredibly impressed with this keyboard. It's a different type of switch than I'm used to but it turned out really well. Paired it with G Skill crystal crowns and it looks stunning.

Great keyboard with perfect responsiveness. NOT a fan of the dual USB (A & C) connections, Razer needs to figure out single wire connectivity. Aside from that no issues.

Only reason for 4 stars is the price. ($250, though I did get it at release) Amazing keyboard

Great keyboard. Keys with great adjustability. Works very well for gaming. Colors are great.

Very nice keyboard, i enjoy the smooth typing, but also the video/volume controls. I have nothing bad to say, its just a great keyboard.

I went from a regular keyboard from a supposedly gaming brand to this one and it was night and day!! Build quality and design are excellent!

Complete all around gaming keyboard with usb passthrough. My only complaint is it’s not clicky at all but that’s just user preference

I have 5 of these on stand by I play a ton of games use this product! Super click! You will love the key bounce also!