Razer is known for its top-of-the-line gaming products, with the tagline, 'For Gamers. By Gamers.' Compared to earlier offerings from Razer, the BlackWidow Ultimate makes us believe all the gamers at Razer went on holiday while they drew up the plans for this one.

Programmable keys; on-the-fly macro recording; USB and audio/mic jacks; multi-level backlighting

Slightly confusing typeface on keys; backlighting doesn't apply to Shift+ keys; no light customising to go with macros

The Cherry MX Blue switches provide a good amount of tactile feedback

-Simple design; Five macro keys

-Expensive -Clicky

It's a mechanical keyboard with green backlighting. Very much a personal opinion, but this keyboard has Cherry MX Blue switches, which are the loudest possible switch for a mechanical keyboard. I type over 80 WPM, possibly upwards of 100 on a mechanical board.

was quite nice until the huge key bounce problems showed up. It lasted about a year under normal conditions.

I recommend this to just about everyone. Have had the keyboard for a few years now and 0 issues, despite constant use. Only downside is I hate swapping to a non-mechanical keyboard when at work.

Awesome key feel Great Backlighting Solid performance

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Short version: This new mechanical keyboard from Razer is clicky and attractive, but some layout and design choices irk me, and this thing ain't cheap.

Solid to type on; Clicky sound for those of you who like that kind of thing; Ports and media keys work no problem

F-key clusters too close together; Key labels can be confusing; Macro lovers may want more

If you haven't got the original BlackWidow Ultimate and don't need a louder tactile feedback from the keys, then the Stealth Edition is a gem and the one you should go for. It is quieter, though I somewhat miss the clicky-clacky sound when I typed with the original BlackWidow Ultimate.

+ Great look; great design; + Sturdy; + Mechanical; + Individually backlit keys with 5 settings; + Dedicated macro keys + gaming mode to disable Windows key; + Multimedia controls; + Matte finish; better than the glossy (in my opinion; + Quieter with great tactile feedback; still

The Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth Edition comes in black with a sleeker matte finish for the body compared to the glossy one in the original BlackWidow Ultimate; I like the new material as it's not a finger print magnet, non-sticky, and feels better overall, The keyboard comes with 5 independent...

By using the well known Cherry MX Brown switches, the feeling is similar to the offering from DIATEC that was reviewed some time ago; these switches are good for both typing activities and gaming, by having a light and tactile feel and come with a 45g force at the point of actuation, compared to the

Dopo l'analisi e diversi test approfonditi confermiamo che l'utilizzo principale di questa periferica è il game, ambiente con cui si sposa fedelmente grazie alla nuova tecnologia impiegata nella costruzione delle parti meccaniche.

Priced at £74, the Razer Black Widow Ultimate is, according to us, asking for too much moolah. In fact, if you do not want any of the fancy features like the backlighting, the macro keys or the USB port then you can go ahead and buy the standard Black Widow keyboard which is priced much lower at...