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Reviews of Razer Blackwidow Ultimate

Testseek.com have collected 282 expert reviews of the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Razer Blackwidow Ultimate.
Award: Recommended March 2011
March 2011
 
(84%)
282 Reviews
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20 Reviews
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The editors liked

  • Excellent key action
  • Satisfying click
  • Good programmability
  • Comfortable to type on
  • Macro buttons
  • Nice looking
  • Comfortable MX switches
  • Comfortable keys
  • Lit up
  • Macro keys
  • Braided cable
  • LED’s
  • Cherry MX blue
  • Sleeved
  • Headphone
  • Mic and USB port
  • Build Quality
  • Design
  • Cherry MX Blue Switches
  • Macro Keys
  • OnTheFly Macro Recording
  • Gaming Mode
  • Blue Backlit Keys
  • Dual USB Connector (Extra Power)
  • Braided Cable/ Gold Plated USB Ports & MiniJacks
  • Top-notch build quality
  • Highly adjustable lighting
  • Reasonably priced
  • Mechanical switches provide audio and tactile feedback. Backlit.
  • Excellent for typing and gaming
  • Mechanical keys are the best
  • Software is simple and easy to assign any function to any key for any game
  • Razer's switches blend the best aspects of Cherry Blues and Blacks—at least for gaming
  • Attractive
  • Adjustable backlighting
  • Rugged braided cable
  • New key switches offer faster in-game action. Solid design is unchanged. Audio and USB pass-through connections built in.
  • Full size keyboard with numberpad
  • 5 dedicated macro keys
  • Matte black finish
  • Fully programmable
  • Green backlight with 15 levels of LED brightness
  • Integrated USB 2.0 & audio ports
  • Goldplated USB contacts
  • No more macro keys
  • Gaming-friendly switches
  • Professional-looking design
  • Typing experience is light and springy. Backlighting. Fully customizable keyboard. Macro editing. Keyboard's downloadable software has easy to use UI.
  • Sleek and attractive layou
  • Excellent softwar
  • Comfortable keys and wrist res
  • Great performance
  • Cherry MX Blue mechanical-key switches offer one of the most satisfying typing experiences available
  • Backlighting helps you game in the dark
  • On-the-fly macro recording
  • Intuitive driver software
  • Smart design
  • Reasonable price
  • Good software
  • Water resistant
  • Sleek design
  • Nice solid quality feel
  • Mechanical keys
  • Individual backlighting on keys is bright enough
  • Keys give solid tactile response
  • Endless gaming profiles
  • Razer Synapse
  • Long braided fiber cord
  • Smudge resistant finish
  • Mechanical key
  • The keys have a tactile feel with a proper depression of the keys. Once you get used to mechanical keys like these
  • There is no going back to membrane type keyboards
  • The green LED isn't too bright and is just right for gaming in the dark
  • The option of s
  • Great key mechanisms
  • Strong build
  • Just the right number of features.
  • Razer Green Switches excellent for typing and gaming purposes for those who enjoy the click sound
  • Matte finish layout
  • Illumination controls
  • Rubberised coating on the keyboard and keys
  • ‘OntheFly' Macro Recording
  • ‘Gamer Mode' to disable Windows button
  • Low-profile looking design
  • Tactile Razer Green Switches
  • IP54 water- and dust-proof
  • Macro functions
  • Game mode
  • LED backlit

The editors didn't like

  • Only one USB passthrough port.
  • Price
  • Stiff cable
  • Macro buttons
  • Price (For Some)
  • Preset lighting effects are more blingy than practical
  • Ports inconveniently located
  • Volume adjustment is a key combination
  • Stylized font on keys is hard to read. No backlight customization. Poor shielding for pass-thru ports. Smudge-prone finish
  • Breakin period can take awhile
  • Even with extended use
  • Expensive
  • As much as the standard “stealth” model for a very limited Mass Effect paint job
  • The Mass Effect 3 addons are a joke.
  • Razer's new keyswitches aren't very good for just typing
  • Indistinct
  • Blurry icons for Caps Lock
  • Scroll Lock
  • Etc
  • Matte finish smudges easily
  • Font for key designations is not my style
  • Included instructions are brief
  • Integrated USB port is only a USB 2.0
  • 'Stealth' edition is still rather loud when typing
  • Only one backlight color offered
  • Expensive for some consumer budgets
  • I'd still rather have Cherry Blues
  • Stuck with Razer's standard black-and-green scheme
  • Can't adjust the color of the backlighting like in other Razer models. Glossy frame attracts smudges.
  • Convoluted macro recording
  • Backlighting and a few spare ports don't justify the $40 premium over the non-Ultimate BlackWidow
  • Nothing new or innovative
  • Razer switches could be better
  • Almost identical to previous model
  • Outdated software
  • Single Audio in/out
  • USB Passthrough is lowspeed
  • Slightly expensive
  • Doesn't bring much new to the Razer lineup
  • The standard edition of this keyboard can cause a huge ruckus. In fact
  • Because of its design
  • The keyboard can keep your neighbors awake through the night as you pound away on the keyboard. To be on the safe side you could opt for the Stealth edition
  • Th
  • Attracts fingerprints
  • Noisy
  • Doesn’t offer many more features than $50cheaper basic model.
  • Requires more space between the macro and right side keys
  • Scroll/Num/Caps Lock
  • Gamer Mode and Macro LED indicator looked ‘washed out'
  • No offline function in Synapse
  • Alternate keystrokes are not illuminated
  • The ‘Switch all device lighting to OFF when
  • Uses Razer Synapse 2 software
  • Can't adjust speed of lighting movement
  • Can't see all key prints in darker lighting

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  Published: 2014-11-19, Author: Trevor , review by: straitstimes.com

  • Abstract:  Regular keyboards use plastic membranes with dome-shaped rubber switches under the keys to determine when a user pushes a key.Mechanical keyboards use an individual physical switch under each key to define a key push. This results in better audible and ta...

 
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  Published: 2014-04-21, Author: Trevor , review by: digitalone.com.sg

  • Abstract:  Regular keyboards use plastic membranes with dome-shaped rubber switches under the keys to determine when a user pushes a key.Mechanical keyboards use an individual physical switch under each key to define a key push. This results in better audible and ta...

 
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  Published: 2011-07-28, review by: vr-zone.com

  • Performance Razer claims a gaming optimized key matrix in the BlackWidow Ultimate to minimize ghosting. However during our testing, we found that only the WASD and ESDF region is being optimized but not the rest of the keyboard - the implication being ...

 
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  Published: 2010-12-14, review by: hardwarezone.com.sg

  • The question you need to ask yourself is whether you want to spend $189 for the Ultimate version that has extra audio ports and backlit keys. If we had to choose, the lights and extra jacks are just window-dressing, so we'll just go and get the regular...

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  Published: 2010-12-17, review by: tbreak.ae

  • Mechanical keys, Tactile feedback, 5 different backlight levels, Sturdy build, Onthefly macro recording,
  • Very noisy key strokes, Single switch spacebar, No backlit function keys

 
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  Published: 2018-05-30, Author: Ismael , review by: gameit.es

  • Razer ha vuelto a ofrecernos un teclado muy bueno con un una interesante relación calidad / precio. Si podemos prescindir del apartado de iluminación RGB, nos haremos con un dispositivo con características muy buenas tanto para el gaming como para cualqui...

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  Published: 2018-01-27, Author: Juan , review by: profesionalreview.com

  • disposiciÓn estÁndar, layout disponible en espaÑol, retroiluminaciÓn led configurable, switches de gran calidad, certificado ip54, precio asequible dentro de los teclados mecÁnicos
  • no tiene reposa muÑecas, sin teclas dedicadas a macros, iluminaciÓn solo en verde
  • acerca de Razer BlackWidow UltimateEste nuevo Razer BlackWidow Ultimate mantiene todas las bondades de los modelos anteriores y añade algunas novedades interesantes como el certificado IP54, esto hace que el teclado sea resistente al polvo, y lo más impo...

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  Published: 2017-11-28, Author: Chema , review by: tribecareview.es

  • Para terminar puedo decir que el Blackwidow Ultimate 2016 es uno de teclados mejor construidos, más fiables y con mejor feedback que he probado hasta ahora.Su buena altura, sus teclas de rango completo, sus robustas patas traseras que elevan la altura y q...

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  Published: 2017-11-16, Author: Javier , review by: tecnogeekies.com

  • En este caso valorar el Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2016 va a depender decisivamente del precio al que podamos encontrarlo en cada momento. Y es que realizar una valoración objetiva de esta clase de teclados no es exactamente fácil, su trabajo es esencialme...

 
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  Published: 2017-02-28, Author: Adrián , review by: top10games.es

  • Mecánico, Ergonomía, Calidad, Hub USB
  • Razer como de costumbre, promete un producto de calidad y funcionalidad y lo logra. Este es un claro ejemplo al igual que con toda la serie de sus teclados mecánicos BlackWidow, pues este BlackWidow Ultimate 2016 es un teclado mecánico potente, robusto, e...

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