Razer Huntsman

And what I'm hoping this keyboard would do is send a shock wave to other brands because of just how well this keyboard has been received not only by g...

So in the end, this Huntsman Elite Gaming Keyboard is going to come in at 200, which is definitely pricey. but it is a premium keyboard and you're pay...

I have to said it.The Razer Huntsman it's maybe, the best (and expensive) ~~mechanical~~ Optical keyboard i ever used. In feel, sound and materials.The attention to detail, the software, the typing feeling, the sound, the beautifull but useless led strip of the keyboard and wrist rest...But, i have to return it because it's too loud. I know, i buyed a clicky one, but i did't expect the neighbors to call the police at 3AM because it was too loud (exageration, but almost true). The Real reason, it's my family, the switches are VERY VERY loud, and annoying when I write late at night.

Bought the Razer Huntsman Elite over the Razer Huntsman specifically for the wristrest on 11.11.2020. "Premium" leatherette started to wear about 9 months in. Tried to buy a replacement from Razer as wear and tear is not covered under warranty but was told no replacement available for sale. You would expect a $350 premium keyboard to at least last a year but nope it doesn't.

I've recently made the switch from Corsair to Razer. I find the Razer Mamba Wireless mouse shape and weight ideal. The Razer Huntsman or BlackWidow's keys are way more solid feeling and stabilized compared to the Corsair K series quite wobbly brown switches, though I still love the K70. The rgb color software is easy, and most games have AWESOME auto color profiles.

Never officially diagnosed with anything but I do occasionally suffer from some tingling and numbness in the hands. **previous / current keyboards:** I have a razer huntsman and a Thermaltake; both are full size "mechanical" keyboards. Basically, when I wanted to try mech keyboards a few years ago and these were the best (only) options I found at the local store.