Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro - (Orange Switch)

This keyboard is worth every penny you'll drop on it. The soft sound is nice and quiet and you can feel every click cleanly. The lights are gorgeous and the amount of customization available is awesome. 3 buttons on the side, media buttons with a scroll wheel for volume. Button next to escape key has 4 swapable modes optimizing the ability to work quickly and efficiently, or for gaming purposes, and even a nice zoom feature for artists. M1-M5 for customizable macro... this keyboard has it ALL. It also includes a soft wrist rest that connects magnetically and also lights up. Easy to take off or put on. I replaced most of the keys with some custom ones and they fit like a glove. Easy to swap keycaps or even the key switches if you are a keyboard enthusiast. It containes a usb slot on the back as well which makes it easy to integrate my razer mouse with the keyboard freeing up a usb port on my computer. Razer keeps it all together making life nice and simple. So once again... worth EVERY penny.

When I first got this keyboard, it felt sleek and high quality... until a few months in, one of the keys started not always registering when typing. Then over the course of a couple months, another key, and then another, and so on. I determined that it was not a software issue with the Razer app and instead something to do with the build quality? I have never owned a keyboard that has had this issue, let alone one that costs $230. When I tried using the warranty contacting Razer themselves, I found that someone had scratched off the serial number on the back... and I had had the keyboard for too long that I couldn't return it through Amazon (this is more on me for taking too long to contact Amazon, because their return policies are already pretty generous. I just thought to mention it). I do not recommend this keyboard.

Very nice, the extra buttons are really convenient to have. Can map them to whatever and set profiles specific to games or programs

9 Months into owning this keyboard and the tab key started working intermittently. Sometimes it won't register a press, sometimes it registers it as a double press. That's a big issue for me because I do a lot of spreadsheet work as well as alt-tabbing while gaming. Turns out the keys on this keyboard are soldered, I wish I would have reserached that before buying it, I wouldn't have bought it. Sometimes the RGB lighting resets to the default rainbow effect, I have to restart the software to fix it. The software is also just obtrusive and obnoxious generally speaking. They keys do feel really nice while they work though, and the media controls are handy! I have a razer headset as well that I bought around the same time, that is giving me a whole other set of issues. I'm about done with razer, going to try to get a warranty repair on this and sell it to some poor soul on marketplace. I've already bought a new keyboard.

There’s something truly special about the Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro—it doesn’t just sit on your desk, it transforms it. As someone who balances gaming marathons with hours of digital creativity, this keyboard feels like it was made with both in mind. The plush wrist rest with its radiant wraparound RGB lighting instantly drew me in. It’s not just about aesthetics (though, let’s be honest, it looks incredible)—it’s also one of the most comfortable typing experiences I’ve ever had. Whether I’m deep into editing a design or in the heat of a battle, the support and feel are flawless. What’s blown me away even more is how thoughtfully designed this board is. The command dial quickly became my favorite feature—what started as a curiosity is now something I rely on daily to scroll timelines, adjust brush sizes, or control volume with the smoothest twist. And the three hidden macro keys on the left side? Pure genius. Subtle, out of the way, but once discovered, they unlocked a whole new level of control I didn’t know I needed. I’ve bound them to game commands, workflow shortcuts, even lighting presets—it’s incredibly versatile. Add to that the sleek media buttons and the satisfying resistance of the volume roller, and you’ve got a piece of hardware that’s as elegant as it is powerful. This isn’t just a keyboard. It’s the centerpiece of my creative and gaming space—and honestly, I don’t know how I ever lived without it.