This ultra-modern keboard from Razor, known for its gaming accessories is for the hardcore gamer. Its stylish design with back light keyboard is a remarkable. Available in blackm, it comes with only a 1 year warranty Compared to other gaming keyboards it has a low warranty period .

Being a computer gamer, I want the best keyboard possible to game with.

Mechanical Keys; Backlights for most keys; Protected Cables; Durable

Some keys feel flimsy; expensive; weighted

The last keyboard we reviewed from Razer was the laptop style Lycosa, many moons ago. Today we're taking a look at the latest in their line of keyboards, the BlackWidow Ultimate 2013.

To a certain extent Razer has made its own life difficult with the BlackWidow Ultimate. This $125 mechanical keyboard offers an impressively responsive typing experience, but we don't find its backlighting or spare USB jack and audio ports enough to justify the cost next to the otherwise identical...

Cherry MX Blue mechanical-key switches offer one of the most satisfying typing experiences available; backlighting helps you game in the dark; on-the-fly macro recording; intuitive driver software

Backlighting and a few spare ports don't justify the $40 premium over the non-Ultimate BlackWidow

Besides of all I had pointed out in my review, this keyboard is by far one of the best I've used in years and would recommend to anyone who's willing to spend under $150 for a high end and super responsive keyboard that both looks good and feels good.

There are exactly two kinds of people when it comes to mechanical keyboards, those who own them and those who have to choose whether or not to tolerate the people who own them. The fact is, some people don't feel at home on a computer unless the keyboard keys push back against them when they type.

This keyboard is just top notch, it has everything a gamer could want out of it, backlit keys, mechanical buttons and on the fly macro writing/saving as well as a usb port extender on the side of the keyboard.

The Razer Blackwidow Ultimate Stealth Edition mechanical keyboard fights against the Thermaltake Meka G1. Check out how it performs against it's competition.

Pass through USB port as well as audio input/output for convenience; Cylindrical key shape keys and curved slick designed that make typing more comfortable; Outstanding macro capabilities and an easy to work with macro software

Close spacing of the keys

Only had it a couple of weeks, but my initial reaction is 'wow' it looks amazing sitting on my desk, it's a piece of modern design as much as it is a very functional keyboard. The mechanical keys feel quite different to my old keyboard, I like it a lot, for gaming, but I will have to get used to it...

Awesome keyboard. The clicking is really not that hard. Types really well. Double tapping spacebar t..