BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed (Yellow Switch) - Wireless 65% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Silent Mechanical Switches, Bluetooth, USB-C, Stealth Pudding Keycaps) UK Layout | Black

I have been searching for a keyboard that is compact and connects with multiple devices for a long time. This keyboard provides just that and is very easy to type on. Most keyboards are huge devices that are difficult to carry around; however this one is the exact opposite and is very portable and even has a slot on the back of the keyboard to store your USB dongle. It is very nice to type on and the keys are at the right sound level for me for a mechanical keyboard and the keys press down very well. I can type for a long time and not feel as tired as my last keyboard. The connections are wired, USB dongle and Bluetooth (up to 3 devices) and this was a huge selling point for me as I can connect to my laptop and my tablet very easily simply switching to Bluetooth mode and choosing one of 3 slots for devices. On the gaming side of things the razer synapse provides loads of options for playing with games. Including creating macros for each game as a profile that activates upon the launch of a game. For example, I created macros for total warhammer that has loads of different shortcuts that are super useful. Lastly, the chroma studio is awesome and you really have a crazy amount of options in terms of lighting, such as reacting to the sounds in your movies and games. Where the keyboard lights will change depending on the sound output and I use this for movies and creates a pretty cool experience. Overall an excellent keyboard with loads of features and will last you a very long time.

Honestly a game changer so far. I have been mightily impressed with the Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini Hyperspeed at its really good price point. It’s 100% one of the best keyboards I’ve used at this price point with the bonus functionality of it being wireless. The Razer Synapse software gives you that extra ability to customise everything to your tastes and as a gamer it really helps. This keyboard does support the snap tap feature which comes in handy when playing cs or valorant and other shooters; where moving quickly side to side really does throw off your opponent. Can’t recommend it enough.

For visibility: they don't tell you, but there are built in colour presets I found out about by accident. All you have to do, in order, is hold down "fn", then left shift, then number keys 1-8. If you press say fn+lshift+2 a few times, you move between colours. This allows you to avoid their tracking filled software that you are forced to install to customise colours, and you can now also have colours for Bluetooth devices like Linux, Android and tablets, which cannot have razor's software installed to control colours. Anyway, the rest of the review: A few downsides from previous keyboards I've had. 1. The yellows will take a while to adjust to. The very small activation force means you'll be making typing mistakes or accidentally hitting keys when resting fingers on them for the month or so. Much closer to reds than browns. There are no physical clicks like in blues when you click on them. 2. The keyboard's lighting is tied entirely to the software you are forced to install. Such a shame you can't set the lighting up in the Razer app, and have it saved to the keyboard directly. This means as soon as the app is closed you lose your custom lighting. Since this keyboard has BT and WiFi for connecting to other devices, this decision by Razer is very dumb. But just like every other company these days, they want to track you and so you are forced to always have the app installed and on. 3. This keyboard did not have small spills in mind when they designed it. My previous keyboard was made such that if there was a spill, it would go around the keys and not enter the switch mechanism. After multiple spill that keyboard is still fine on my shelf. With this keyboard though, the first spill made half of the keys sticky, and almost unpressible. Only saving grace was that it was easy to disassemble this keyboard, and remove the top part where the keys are attached to from the main body and battery. From there I just drained it in isopropyl alcohol which cleared the stickiness so take care. Overall, not a bad keyboard. Would not say it is worth the extra money with the above issues over much cheaper Chinese brand mechanicals I've had before.

i looove the feel of the clacky keys, it would be awful for live streaming as they have a satisfying "clunk" BUT if thats ok this is a SOLID peice of kit . NLucsh illumination and great feed back on the keys. No, number pad so trying to work out how to use num keys in games and apps .. will look it up.# This is quite chunky and tall (thickness / key height) but pretty compact other than that. It looks great too.

After living with this keyboard for several months now, I can confidently say this is one of the worst input devices i've ever owned. Here is a summary of the main issues i've had: The keyboard is extremely slow to charge, whether it be from a USB port or a PD charger it does not matter. This thing takes all night to reach 70%, which drains with just a few hours of light use. In wireless mode it does not reliably turn itself off automatically when the PC is shut down, it will drain it's battery completely overnight unless you remember to manually switch it off after use. The volume controls and other functions are via FN + letter keys, but the function symbols are printed on the edge of the keys (not cast in clear plastic like the letters). Unless you memorize the entire layout, you can't tell which key does what function in low light, as the RGB lighting is so bright it renders the function symbols completely invisible. The RGB can only be controlled via Synapse which is not only terrible for privacy, the keyboard has no on board memory. Unless Synapse is running constantly draining your system resources and tracking your activity, the keyboard just shows the default out of box rainbow pattern. Even when Synapse is running, it frequently resets back to default for a few seconds before going back to the user-selected preset which is incredibly distracting. I've had budget £10 no-name keyboards in the past that have performed better, had better features and cause much less of the aggravation this model brings. EDIT: After nearly a year of using this keyboard I have a further update to add, the USB C port - despite this keyboard being plugged in constantly due to the above battery life issues - has now apparently given up. The slightest movement of the device now causes it to disconnect and reconnect to USB. I think it's the final nail in the coffin for this keyboard, time to shop around for something cheaper and better.

Perfect quality super comfortable zero delay

best gaming keyboard compact switches incredible for feelings and silent

I already had the Razer Naga Pro mouse, so I thought it would be a good idea to get a Razer keyboard and set them up to share the USB dongle, so I opted for the Blackwidow V3 Mini. First impressions were good. The keyboard feels sturdy and well made and it's pretty nice to type on. The yellow switches on the UK model are pretty smooth and while they do produce noise, they're not 'clicky'. Connectivity in 2.4GHz mode is superb. In the short time that I've owned the keyboard there have been no drops in connection while typing or playing a game. Out of the box the RGB is pretty aggressive. It starts off with a rainbow wave that moves rapidly across the keyboard and this is where the problems arise. As always with these devices you have to use Razer's synapse software to change it's settings. Synapse is 'okay', but in order to do anything outside of the rudimentary RGB options you need to download Razer's chroma studio. The software is serviceable and I was able to reconfigure the RGB. This worked fine for a couple of days, but then I noticed that the ENTER and # keys were no longer lighting up. I think it was a corrupted profile in synapse that was causing the issue, so I deleted it and it fixed the issue... for an hour or so. This 'fix' didn't work a second time, so I tried resetting the keyboard which fixed the issue for five minutes, but when the problem returned I could then add left shift to the keys that now won't light up. They keys light up again when you choose the simple lighting option, but they remain dark when using chroma studio. Anyway, long story short is that I have started a return for this keyboard. It's a decent enough keyboard, but at £130 I shouldn't have to deal with this nonsense. While probably not quite as good, I have ordered the ASUS ROG Falchion. Hopefully I have more luck with that.

اشتريت المنتج منذ شهر فقط وانا الآن لا أستطيع شحن لوحة المفاتيح فقط متصله بالكابل.

The build quality is rigid and strong, doesn't feel like it'd break but it does feel heavy. You have to plug it in and charge it for it to be used first and have to charge it to max battery for its battery percentage to be reported correctly. The keycaps and switches feel a bit off for me, it felt cheap and empty but that might be personal preference. The 2.4ghz connection worked fine but eventually had issues where it would cut off no matter what placement. It might have just been a defective item but that was enough for me to return it.

Keyboard works fine, but lighting does not work

This is an almost perfect keyboard. It's nice for typing, and it looks good. But if you are a programmer or you use shortcut keys to cycle through windows within an app, then you'll have frequent times when you need the backtick character ` or the tilda ~. Unfortunately, to hit those you have to press the fn key and the ESC key (and also the shift key if you want tilda). This is really inconvenient. The del/pgup/pgdn/ins keys on the right could be removed, the rest of the keys shifted right, and the esc key separated from the backtick/tilda.

Con gli switch gialli è semplicemente la tastiera perfetta, tasti leggeri e veloci da premere hanno un feedback molto confortevole ti invogliano a scrivere sempre di più! Non lasciatevi ingannare dal layout americano i tasti una volta che la collegate al pc sono già tutti configurati dopo un paio di giorni scriverete velocissimi e anche in gioco sarà assolutamente una goduria.