Razer's new keyboard is a little TOO GOOD. 

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thx for the link, ill chek it out

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Are we calling mass produced keyboards "custom" now? She even says your warranty is void if you open it up. What's custom about this? Genuinely curious.

@@johnathanredcrest3960 I mean like custom-grade (hotswap, lubed stabs, case foam, ect.)

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@@johnathanredcrest3960 apparently most keyboards have their warrenty voided like this and it's obvious that anybody that wants to do a lot of modding know what they are doing and knows the risk. Just think about it, how can you as the company justify to cover any damage or replacements needed if this was covered under warranty? or that it might be difficult to have specific guidlines.

@@johnathanredcrest3960 "customizable" would be more accurate.

You can do that on most razer keyboards, just do FN CTRL and a number 1 to 7

also i might not recommend installing the software rn due to issues with double typing keys with it

@@romainrateltv8640 is the double typing still an issue??

L on the morandis L on the keyboard. overall L

@@jlee9360 hows that an L morandis are considered one of the best budget prelubed switches I use them in my black se zoom75

@@jlee9360why not just say “I prefer other products?” 🤦🏼‍♂️ let people enjoy what they enjoy.

@@mhm35 Some people just follow what their favorite content creator says. Let's say there is a specific content creator that loves morandi's. Morandis are not special they are decently smooth and have a muddy sound profile. Nobody likes muddy. They either like a nice crisp clack/pop or thock.

I'm not all that in deep with the Custom Keyboard crowd, but I can say the second content creator I ever watched on it (I think it was HipyoTech) used Morandis on a keyboard they reviewed. I thought the point of custom keyboards was making them to your liking? Most people may not like muddy. But if the person who comments is happy with Morandis on this keyboard, who's to say it's a L take? They customized it to their liking. They'll probably change it again at some point. It's precisely this type of stuff that kept me away from the hobby so long. So many enthusiasts don't have objective commentary to share. It's often just subjective comments about "thock". Not reliability. Seldom is it build quality. Hardly ever how it performs in the many uses outside of typing (spreadsheets, data entry, gaming, what type of sound environment it could be good in for people that have coworkers or family near their setup to consider). No. The commentary is almost always "BuT hOw DoEs It SoUnD?!" and saying something is great or garbage based on what is pleasing to that commenter's ears. Don't get me wrong. I like the same sounds you're describing. But it's hardly good purchasing advice, and dissing people who like things differently is not helpful to get them more knowledgeable on the various offerings in the hobby where people put BAND-AIDs and kinetic sand in their keyboards. That kind of stuff would sound crazy to some people, but its commonplace amongst keybs hobbyists. Just help people learn without disrespecting their learning curve and experimentation.@@jlee9360

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Just to let you know, if you ever plan to open up the keyboard, you void the warranty. I had this keyboard and am returning it because of that and the fact that it isn’t fully aluminum, it’s a really good keyboard and looks stylish but I don’t think it’s as customizable as it’s advertised to be

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Check the ROG Azoth, it is a 75% and I think it's better than this. Has 2.4 wireless and BT. Full customizable.

That would be a downgrade

My corsair Keyboard is 2 years old and it never had an issue

If it was aluminum bottom case it’d likely be $300 lol. The top is aluminum. Definitely heavier than the other Razer keyboards I’ve owned.

@@mhm35 the aluminum case make a keyboard heavier and also sound better but you have to leave it at one place, other wise your back will be damage 😭😭😭

@@microkey.studio lol I’d hope not! I already carry around humans on the daily so the keyboard throwing my back out would be humiliating.

I think with any keyboard it depends on what you’re looking for in a keyboard! Are you primarily needing keyboard for typing, work, or gaming? I prefer Razer because I purchase with the following priorities: 1. Gaming performance 2. Work functionality 3. Typing sound, experience Up till this keyboard, I put up with the poor sounding and relative lack of customization Razer offered because I wanted every millisecond of advantage. There’s many quality keyboards for far less if low latency isn’t a priority. But that said, I’ve been happy with this keyboard and the other two Razer keyboards I purchased since switching from Logitech.

me too im gonna wait to upgrade my old keyboard until they announce news about this issue

Looking online you can lower the polling rate and clean the keyboard and if that doesn’t work it’s an issue with the switches and swap them for different switches

I am the owner of this keyboard and yes this problem is a fact. In less than 2 months, double clicks appeared on many keys. I bought myself a set of "Akko V3 Lavender Purple Pro" switches and it helped me, the switches are very pleasant and tactile, the double click disappeared.

It will have issues with Cherry profile as far as I know, you can take out the diffuser and it will cause no issues.

Update: I can say that the pudding keycap set i got suffer from no issues from the stock razer orange switches.

I recommend the wooting 60HE if you really want a keyboard

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Definetly Not. Its Razer.

I think rog azoth is really simillar but way better for just a little more

Space bar and Enter i’d presume? It’s because of the stabilizer choice from my understanding. Could be addressed quite easily.

Not quite but the tactile bump is similar to akko V3 blue creams

Would you recommend trying them over the browns? My batches of WS browns (though I love the good ones) have been very inconsistent and I’m open to alternatives.

@@jono708 akko switches are good enough tbh, u can barely tell the difference between them. I had ws reds and akko V3 cream yellows and the only difference was the travel difference and I feel the akko yellows were smoother when lubed compared to the WS reds. But the plus about the ws browns is the sound, akko V3 cream blues will be deeper compared to the WS browns

I'm just so scared of getting the double typing these keyboards have. I had the Blackwidow v3 Mini and several double typing keys appeared after 1 year. Is it still working good for you?

Thank you! You too!