Razer's BlackWidow Ultimate is something of a novelty, if for no other reason than Razer builds it with keyswitches of its own design, where the rest of the industry uses Cherry MX switches of one form or another.

Razer is always looking to redefine their products with new features. They've taken some of their previous popular products, made some improvements, and produced a better product than what they had.

AWESOME!

Been using the keyboard since Christmas and can't be any more happy with it. Solid build Quality and ease-of-use and setting up mean I would. recommend this product. The only downside is the software is a little restrictive and some of the lighting is available but otherwise very good keyboard.

Razer's keyboards and mice have for quite some time been a very viable choice for players seeking a premium experience from their peripherals, and with the Blackwidow Chroma keyboard, it's all too easy to see why this is so.

Mechanical keyboard is terrific; Responsive; Superb build quality; Lovely backlighting

Expensive; Requires two USB ports

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

This is the deal when it comes to gaming, really user friendly

This is the best gaming keyboard I ever had.

Bought this for my wife. Shes a touch typist and has fallen in love with it. Really nice feel and really responsive. No zone color differentiations and its annoying that I need to have software installed to change anything.

Even by Razer's own standards, the BlackWidow Ultimate misses several tricks. There's no choice of backlight colour, unlike the Anansi. Plus, while the Cherry keys have a clean action, the coating feels uncomfortable, and the clunk-click of the keys is very loud.