Razer Blackwidow Ultimate Keyboard Review

When it was time to replace my last keyboard, I decided to give the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate a shot. With a strong backlit keyset, mechanical inner design, full macro and programming support and five extra keys to throw macros on, the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate offered a great feature set for a gaming keyboard. I have been a huge fan of Razer’s gaming mice and headsets for years now and was curious to see if their keyboards provided the same high-quality results and dependability.

As with most of Razer’s products, this keyboard had a lot of marketing hype to live up to. The two biggest features of the keyboard are the mechanical keys and the programming functions. While the programming function can be found on many gaming keyboards, a mechanical keyboard can be hard to come by. Razer claims this design provides a more responsive keystroke with less travel and a firm feeling while typing. Mechanical keyboards are also supposed to be easier to use for extended gaming sessions and provide better ergonomic benefits than their membrane-based competitors.

Upon unpacking the keyboard, I was presented with a high-gloss black keyboard with an aggressive angular design. The keyboard felt substantial in my hands and the included stands on the back made for a solid and stable fit on my desk. Having a glass desktop, I have had many keyboards that liked to shift and slide around during intense use. Between the weight and high-grip rubber feet on the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate, I have yet to experience this issue.

With raid time coming closer, I loaded up World of Warcraft and got ready to put the keyboard to the test. From the moment you start typing on the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate, you notice the difference the mechanical composition makes. The keys respond with light pressure and provide a satisfying and hearty feel and sound. As a healer for the raid, split second decisions and frantic keystrokes are the norm. At first, I found that the sensitivity of the keys threw off my rhythm slightly, but found that I could actually register a keystroke without fully pressing the key.

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