RazerDeathStalker V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard: Low-Profile Optical Switches - Clicky Purple - HyperSpeed Wireless & Bluetooth 5.0 - Up to 200 Hrs - Ultra-Durable Coated Keycaps - RGB - White

I use the Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard extensively, not just for gaming but for all my daily activities at work and at home. It's a standout for being considerably quieter than other mechanical keyboards, which is a huge plus for me. The keys offer a soft yet firm response which is perfect for both typing and gaming - they're easy to press but still provide enough resistance to avoid accidental keystrokes. The build quality is top-notch, solid and durable. My only wish is that Razer had included forward and backward buttons next to the pause and volume wheel for easier music and video control. Despite this, I'm very satisfied with the keyboard overall. Great job, Razer!

Have been using this keyboard as a daily driver at my WFH and gaming hybrid setup. I strayed away from using the RGB backlight in order to keep battery life at its peak and it hasn’t disappointed. For context I play many FPS and ARPGs and haven’t noticed any input lag. Not playing in the 1% but for those who are they aren’t necessarily looking at wireless anyways. The white color is extremely clean and blends well with my minimalist setup. The weight of the keyboard is decent, won’t hold up to the $350+ Group Buy boards but the weight doesn’t seem to have any downside besides a more hollow sound quality. Overall the feel of the keyboard is premium, it seems worth the price especially if you can get it on sale. I swap between the 2.4Ghz and Bluetooth for gaming on my PC and working on my Apple laptop.A quick tip for those who want to change the sound profile - despite not being explicitly stated anywhere this keyboard IS hot swap compatible. The best switches seem to be the Keychron low profile optical switches. I’ve tried out their banana low profiles and helped to eliminate the sensitivity others have found with the stock linears!

Razers Synapse software is dysfunctional at best. The quality of the materials used look and feel premium. However, this is as far as this product makes it as a "premium" product. Paying such a ridiculous price point for a product that does not function as advertised and disconnects multiple times during a one minute cycle.... is totally useless. It is unacceptable to most, but down right lying to advertise and sell a product that does not function. Within hours of starting up my new Razer DSv2 Pro, I was completely disabled due to the wireless functionality disconnecting at a consistent rate... seconds apart. Making it a pile of overpriced useless garbage for both gaming and everyday use. Do not purchase this disappointing mess of garbage! There is nothing positive to say about the product. The support from Razer clearly notes that it is a known issue with there software... it is 2024... There is not excuse other than a blatant disregard for the quality and longevity of the products they sell and the customers they sell to. I cannot stress enough just horrible this keyboard is. I've owned more than 5 premium custom low-profile hot-swappable mechanical keyboards and more than 10 premium mechanical keyboards throughout my years of hardcore gaming and professional usage as an engineer. This keyboard needs to be pulled from the market. It simply does not function and needs to be identified as the absolute worst product in the premium mechanical keyboard space. Hands down, no positives.... absolute garbage. Don't waste your money.

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 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.