RazerDeathStalker V2 Pro TKL Wireless Gaming Keyboard: Low Profile Optical Switches Linear Red - HyperSpeed Wireless & Bluetooth - Chroma RGB - Up to 200 Hr Battery - Snap Tap - White

The battery in the keyboard stopped charging a little after a month of owning the keyboard, I can still use it wired, which is mostly how I use it.I contacted Razer, and they've been very good to deal with, any product can have issues, if the company looks after you all is good.In this case, Razer has given me confidence in buying future products from them.

10/10 keyboard. I know red linear or a silent key isn’t quiet for everyone but this keyboard is perfect for me. Turn off any RGB for a professional clean look. The silent keys are perfect for home use yet quick enough for gaming. Even being a “low profile”. Keyboard can still raise thr height enough where it sits perfect for your wrist. The fact you have this wireless or USB is good for everything. You have it connect VIA computer or console and just flip a switch for a quick 2.4 connection or even via Bluetooth or like I said just have it straight hard wired. Quality seems to be good. Usually Razer makes decent keyboard. Price is a little high but any premium keyboard is going to be around his price. Worth it.

I got it second hand as the original price is too expensive for me. As my old corsair K70 MKII low profile has broken keys (both N and M double clicks), I need a replacement keyboard. This is the only few lower profile TKL mechanical keyboards on the market. Fro similar price, the keycap is definitely nicer on this keyboard compare to Logitech. Also it accept cherry MX keycaps so I can throw my old keycaps on it easily. The optical switch is also hotswappable, but I think Rezer does not sell them individually. Overall I am happy with it, hope the battery last long, or at least is easy to replace myself.

I want to say that this keyboard sounds like a typewriter, and it sounds nice and makes me want to keep typing. Secondly, the keycap is very slippery to the touch, with good texture and fast response. The only thing that makes me dissatisfied is the capacity of the battery and The led light is not bright enough. If the led light is turned on, it can only be used for 2-3 days, and it takes two to three hours to charge it daily. Secondly, the keyboard has no onboard memory, you need to log in to razer synapse to set up unique lights. The white keyboard with white lights will look very nice, and the purple one is also quite good and futuristic. The wheel button for adjusting the sound effect is also very comfortable and smooth. But the most important thing is the price. The price of 250 is really too expensive, The disadvantage is that the keyboard is slightly bent, but there is nothing too big to affect the appearance. The pictures show that the keycaps have black dots and raised areas, which is not the quality expected of a $250 keyboard.Generally speaking, if you want a good-looking and practical keyboard that doesn't care about the price, this keyboard is a good choice, and the white version is particularly resistant to dirt, which is the best keyboard I have ever used Because I've only ever bought keyboards under $100.

Pros: Great finishing, sturdy keys, slim and strong,Cons: embarrassing connection. I had to use the provided dongle and keep it 1 meter away to avoid signal drops, i mean for such astronomical price really? I have a 20$ keyboard that has far superior connection.Razer should listen to most users and issue a firmware to sort this out ASAP