Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed 65% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Yellow Mechanical Switches Linear & Silent - Phantom Pudding Keycaps - Chroma RGB - Up to 200 Hr Battery - Snap Tap

Keyboard is heavy feeling and seems to be built well. The pairing can be a little finicky is you're trying to use one 2.4ghz sensor with two devices. Just be patient and follow the instructions and it will work out. Keys are responsive and there's no noticeable lag, double-keying, or connection drops. Razer Chroma is better now with the latest update. The color under the keys is vibrant and offers endless combinations you can program yourself. Battery life is great and there are options to alter to your liking in the Razer Synapse app. Also the device recognition with said app is nice in that it simplifies driver installation. Completely happy with my purchase once appropriately paired (1 2.4Ghz Razer sensor in USB 3.2 serving the KB and a Razer Basilisk Pro 35k) It was a little pricey based on appearance alone but I've always had good luck with razer's reliability and durability compared to less expensive brands.

If you have sausage fingers expect typos because the keys are so sensitive. The keys are mechanical sounding from days gone by but fairly quiet. Using bluetooth and steady color I get a week between charges.

I just wanted to give this keyboard a try cause it was on sale, but I was extremely surprised before it feel’s nothing like my other razer ornata chroma keyboard the blackwidow v3 65% saves so much space without technically taking any keys away just having to use fn sometimes which is easier than you think because when you hold it down the rgb will stop and it will only light up the keys you can use with fn so its very user friendly, the green switches aren’t absurdly loud but they’re loud enough to be satisfying and feel incredibly fast and smooth, no scratching sounds or anything when typing or playing games its extremely solid. It’s not heavy but for a 65% keyboard it weighs more than you’d think it would by looking at it. Not to mention these phantom keys look absolutely amazing with rgb and they reflect very nicely so i wont be swapping anything out on it im extremely happy with this keyboard.

The size and quality of this keyboard was great, and I loved the feeling of the yellow switch keys...but well, that's pretty much it. I had issues with the keyboard being detected by Razer synapse, and the volume keys (fn+b or n or m) does not work, among other things. Oh, and the Hyperspeed multi-device connection does not work. I followed all the debugging/troubleshooting steps from the Razer website and even used their utility. I updated all firmware and Razer synapse. I uninstalled/reinstalled Razer synapse multiple times, tried on different ports, etc, but nothing worked. Finally, I reached out to Razer customer service...but wow.I'm just completely disappointed with Razer. For a company that is supposed to be for gamers with products at the higher end of the price range, you would think their technical support and customer service would also be good...but it's horrible. I've never encountered such a horrible customer service before.I provided information on the product and the troubleshooting steps I took, but they don't read or understand your problem and instead just respond with a barrage of superfluous cookie-cutter questions (27, I counted) that were already answered or unneeded to solve the problem. Then after you reply to everything, they ask you to send a copy of the receipt...which I don't understand why you need when you've already given them the order number and order date? And I'm not sure how that is supposed to help with troubleshooting when the serial number, product# etc were all already provided as well? It feels as if they are just trying to stall until the product is no longer in the return period. But that's not even the worst part. After all that (around 2 weeks of emails back and forth) it turns out they didn't even understand or read what my problem was. Then they just told me that since it was still within the return period, I should just return it to Amazon. What the hell? So there's no solution? Their products are a piece of crap that won't work and that's it? There's no solution? The solution is to just not use Razer products?This is absolutely hilarious.

Only reason I give it four stars is because of the price and the Bluetooth is not good. I however was lucky and found it on sale here for $130 new, I recommend this product for that price and NOT the msrp of $200.The version I bought was the Blackwidow 65% wireless Phantom edition with the yellow silent switches. I haven't used a mechanical keyboard before, and these feel great; the yellow switch is responsive enough to work if pressed halfway and its just enough to still rest my fingers on the keys.PLEASE NOTE: the Phantom edition shows NO LETTERS when the keyboard lights are turned off. If you want to use this keyboard in an extremely bright room or outside on a sunny day, this keyboard will be practically unusable for you.Complaints: Synapse (the razer software to program the lights) does not work with Bluetooth mode. You can only use preset lighting effects in Bluetooth. Then again you should NOT use Bluetooth on this keyboard because there is a noticeable delay. I also wish the keycaps were a little more transparent to make the keyboard brighter; the lights themselves are bright enough but the keycaps hold them back a bit; then again I assume this keyboard is shows more light than the standard version.After a month, I can say I really enjoy this keyboard. Its small enough to fit in a backpack and the wireless feature was just what I needed. I use this all the time to type college essays and for games that use keyboard and mouse. If you want a keyboard that is small, looks great, and ok with phantom keycaps then you won't be disappointed.