Razer’s new BlackWidow V4 Pro uses a full-size keyboard layout as its base (complete with a numpad) but adds over half a dozen extra buttons and dials that can be programmed for use in games and ...

Worthy of its place at the top of the totem pole, Razer's BlackWidow V4 Pro mechanical keyboard for gaming is exactly what you'd expect: overkill in the best way possible. The $229.99 full-sized ...

Spec. Razer Joro. Switches. Razer Ultra Low-Profile Scissor Switches, 1.6mm travel. Hardware features. 75% layout, 5052 aluminum alloy top case, UV-coated laser-etched keycaps, N-Key Rollover ...

The BlackWidow V4 is Razer’s first hot-swappable mechanical keyboard, which means you can remove and replace the keyboard’s switches. This lets you mix up clicky, linear, and tactile keys as ...

Credit: Razer Immersive Chroma RGB. The keyboard's lean 75% layout ensures gamers have all the essential keys while getting maximum mouse maneuvering real estate.

The keyboard can be adjusted between 4, 6, and 9 degrees of typing angle, and the 75% layout is ideal for most uses. Compared to a full-size, or even a tenkeyless (TKL) keyboard, this layout saves ...

The Razer Joro is a premium, low-profile wireless keyboard, and its clean, minimalist design makes it an incredible choice for traveling. Razer clearly thought about the details, including how to ...

Put another way, it's a BlackWidow V4 75% keyboard, except the 'Barebones' version does not come with any keys or even key switches.Or a wrist rest. Similar in concept to a barebones PC, you get ...