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Obviously, though, as it is a Razer product if you do ring it up then you're in for a treat, and a keyboard that will serve you for years to come, be that gaming or work. Indeed, this is the most expensive 65% form factor gaming keyboard on the market, so we feel you've really got to be sure you want it (and need it) to ring it up. Well, that's if you can afford it, as it rings in at a very princely price point. It has a premium aluminium chassis and mechanical switches, three different types of connectivity (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB-C), impressive lighting options and some advanced bundled software.Īs such, if you want a 65% form factor wireless gaming keyboard then this is the model to buy.

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The best premium mechanical gaming keyboard on the market today.Īs we note in our full Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed review, this is a wonderful 65% form factor gaming keyboard that basically delivers across the board. But, with a lovely array of RGB lights across those hybrid switches and enough customisation options to make even the hardest of hardcore players happy, this is a beast of a peripheral for ardent PC gamers. The only real downside is how expensive it is, and it doesn't quite feel right to use it as a regular board. That's combined with their Analog Optical Switches, all in all, this keyboard offers an unbeatable level of input speed and latency reduction. Ultimately that means you get incredible speeds and instantaneous responses. This board's big selling point is the fact that it has a massive 8K polling rate, that's the most out of any gaming keyboard we've tested.

Razer continues to push the envelope when it comes to PC gaming peripherals, including one of the latest additions to its keyboard range – meet the Razer Huntsman V2, which is our top recommendation if money is no consideration in your purchase.

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It's well worth the outlay, if you're going tenkeyless – here's our full Roccat Vulcan TKL Pro review. This is superbly designed, built to be solid, and offers simply fantastic control. Not sure we'd necessarily recommend it, but hey. They're stronger than most of the competition, and you can even supplement them with having your PC play a sound every time a key is pressed, like a laser blast. The bright LEDs within each key only add to the feeling of quality. It results in a keyboard that's very high-priced considering it's missing a bunch of keys, but it definitely feels like a worthy investment – both as a physical object, and in how it performs during games. Oh, it still has a deeply satisfying (and very loud) click, but offers ludicrous speed for its response times. The headline here is Roccat's optical switches, which use beams of light to detect a press instead of mechanical movement.

The Roccat Vulcan TKL Pro is a big-time keyboard in a small body, thanks to being tenkeyless.