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March 2011
(84%)
282 Reviews
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Responsive keys minimize mispresses, Substantial construction and feel, Less noisy keystrokes
Lacks resounding blueswitch feel, MMO gamers may want more macro keys
Taken on its own, the Razer Ultimate BlackWidow is a sturdy, responsive keyboard that will do what you want most out of a peripheral - fade into the periphery, especially if you disable the backlight. And as much as Razer would like you to believe it has...
Mechanical key-presses are a satisfaction unto themselves. Backlit. USB and headphone/mic pass-throughs give ease-of-access to ports. Flexible macro and customisation system. Heavier than many laptops
Clack clack clack. don't expect this to be quiet. Or cheap
It's a steep price to pay (though savvy users will be able to get it for AU$50 cheaper than the RRP), and the noise makes it unsuitable for communal areas, but for those who want one of the best keyboard responses around, the BlackWidow Ultimate should...
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
At $125, the Razer BlackWidow Ultimate is a competitively priced mechanical gaming keyboard in its range. We just wish Razer had done more to set this "Ultimate" edition apart from Razer's more affordable standard BlackWidow....
Looks even sexier with the Mamba and IroncladOf course, at the end of the day, if you’ve been reading this review all along, the same question remains: Should I buy the Razer BlackWidow Ultimate? If you already have a mechanical gaming keyboard, then ...
Programmable keys; on-the-fly macro recording; USB and audio/mic jacks; multi-level backlighting
Slightly confusing typeface on keys; backlighting doesn?t apply to Shift+ keys; no light customising to go with macros
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Published: 2018-02-05, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
At £110, the Razer BlackWidow Ultimate feels a little pricey next to the Corsar and Tesoro water-resistant models, since both of those offer full RGB backlighting as well for just £10 more ($10 more for the Tesoro, which isn't in the UK), though in the ca...
