I do swap between keyboard and mouse and controller depending on the game, and the Ornata Chroma has never let me down. It's ...

The kit supports both US and UK layouts, and is guaranteed to be compatible with Razer’s 60%, 65%, tenkeyless, and full-sized keyboards. The upgrade set is currently available in either black or ...

Razer is expanding its range of mechanical keyboard accessories with new keycaps, cables, and wrist rests. The accessories start at $20 for the new wrist rests, ranging up to $50 for a ...

Razer’s beginner keyboard upgrade kits are a great way to determine if you enjoy swapping keycaps on the weekends. Photo: Florence Ion / Gizmodo Customizing mechanical keyboards is all the rage ...

Razer’s BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed Phantom Edition is two things: a mouthful and a multi-tool. The mechanical gaming keyboard looks great and has a fantastic layout.

The Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% isn't a perfect gaming keyboard by any means, but the greatest barrier between it and someone actually buying it is the price. $300 is more than most people would ...

The Huntsman V2 Analog keyboard stars Razer’s new cutting-edge Analog Optical Switches with the ability to fully adjust and set dual-step actuations for the finest degree of gaming control ...

The new range of keyboard customization sets are now available from the official Razer website and authorized retailers worldwide : Razer Phantom Keycap Upgrade Set: $34.99 USD / €39.99, PBT ...

The mini keyboard is quickly becoming the go-to essential piece of equipment for PC gamers, and Razer is offering even more ways to enjoy this space-saving solution with the launch of its new ...

Razer also states that battery life on the DeathStalker V2 Pro comes in at 40 hours and the Tenkeyless version at 50 hours. Both will come with a detachable USB-C cable.

Razer’s new keyboard also boasts its proprietary HyperSpeed and 4K Hz HyperPolling tech. The Chroma RGB on this device is pretty standard across many other Razer keyboards.

The Razer Huntsman V2 Analog changes the equation by taking one of the aspects of a gaming keyboard that’s usually static — actuation depth — and making it flexible.