Razer maintains a distinct sense of style across their product line. Over the past decade and a half, Razer has carved a spot in the peripherals market catering to competitive gamers as well as developing wholly novel products for the gaming market.

It appears effectively created. It's not nicely made.This keyboard lasted 5 whole hours ahead of revealing its true nature.Immediately after 5 hours of game play, the ŕ" key (which I use to respawn in-game) began to stick in the "pressed down" position.

I've used this keyboard for 8 months and I was not really impressed. Here are some of the pros and cons Pros: -Tactile feel -aesthetically pleasing Cons: -very easy to get dirty -dust is extremely visible -my arrow key suddenly lost its tactile feedback and now it is sticky.

This keyboard sure is awesome. The lighting is great, the mechanical keys just work. It sure is the LOUDEST KEYBOARD EVER! If you're a fast typer, be sure to pick up a helmet, because you'll have things being thrown at you from across the room for it being so loud.

It really seems that no matter how many PC gaming peripherals we get to test in these pages there are always more around and with Christmas just around the corner we don't have that much left time to publish each and every single one of those reviews, at least not prior to entering 2013.

- Build Quality; - Design; - Cherry MX Blue Switches; - Macro Keys; - On-The-Fly Macro Recording; - Gaming Mode; - Blue Backlit Keys; - Dual USB Connector (Extra Power; - Braided Cable/ Gold Plated USB Ports & Mini-Jacks

- Price (For Some

Razer have just released its brand new Razer BlackWidow Ultimate for 2014 featuring Razer's new mechanical switches, here's Kaeyi Dream's video review.

There are trade-offs, but Razer's Ultimate BlackWidow is worth a serious gamer's attention.

Responsive keys minimize mis-presses; Substantial construction and feel; Less noisy keystrokes

Lacks resounding blue-switch feel; MMO gamers may want more macro keys

Well, the tide, as they say, has turned. We're seriously thinking about taking our loved, key-worn and remarkably trustworthy Microsoft X6 keyboard and replacing it with a new, shiny, and oh so responsive Black Widow.

Ooh a new Razer keyboard with mechanical switches, hold on a minute… Featuring Razer's own mechanical switches specifically designed for Gaming!? Now that is interesting! Enter the new Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2014 Keyboard featuring a new mechanical switch designed and developed specifically for...

The ‘click' noise feedback from the Razer Green mechanical switch is awfully close to Cherry MX blue, but once the switches are actuated, it feels somewhere between Cherry MX Brown and Red.

Razer Green Switches excellent for typing and gaming purposes for those who enjoy the click sound; Matte finish layout; illumination controls; Rubberised coating on the keyboard and keys; ‘On-the-Fly' Macro Recording; ‘Gamer Mode' to disable Windows button; Multimedia and Sleep functions; Macro...

Missing Details on the packaging: Warranty Period and Rev/Version (2014; Requires more space between the macro and right side keys; Scroll/Num/Caps Lock; Gamer Mode and Macro LED indicator looked ‘washed out; No offline function in Synapse; Alternate keystrokes are not illuminated; The ‘Switch all...