Razer BlackWidow V4 Mini HyperSpeed Wireless Hot Swappable 65% Gaming Keyboard: HyperSpeed Wireless & Bluetooth 5.0 - Orange Switches Tactile & Quiet - Phantom Pudding Keycap - 200 Hr Battery

Great build quality. Portable but feels very full size for typing. Big hands still work it well, concern cause I hate tablet keyboards all flat. Colors are actually more helpful when low-light working. I enjoy it over my laptop with tablet. I also use it to remote into my system no need to bring the KVM inline I just Bluetooth or thumb port and go. Or cable. Size compared in photo next to full side Razer Ornata KB and Red Dragon Full-size KB. Case options exist. Works with tablet. Check out pics.

Lo compré el 13 de febrero de este año y hace una semana ya se le sale la tecla "W" al presionarla, en repetidas ocasiones la presiono y se sale sola. Todas las demás teclas funcionan bien, pero la "W" no.

Stopped charging after less than 2 months

I wouldn't wish this keyboard on my worst enemy. It's tiny and all the keys are mashed together. You have to use the fn key just to use your F keys or even something as simple as volume and play. Why do I have and use this keyboard? For a HTPC where real estate on a lap desk is at a premium. That is why I am giving it 5 stars, because it serves that role perfectly. It is heavy so it stays put. It's rechargeable battery lasts forever even with the LEDs on. It connects via Bluetooth, which was a requirement because my HTPC is completely out of USB ports for a proprietary dongle. The build quality is high quality. Nothing feels cheap. The lighting is gorgeous and the effects options are plentiful. This is a serious gaming keyboard. I have the orange switches and they are pretty good and quiet, which is a must for HTPC use. I do wish there was an option for the linear switches. I love the connectivity options this keyboard gives you. It connects via Bluetooth, Razer's 2.4GHz Dongle and USB. Connection using Bluetooth via an Intel Killer BE1750x shows only slight lag. It is okay for general use and games that don't boil down to milliseconds like an FPS. The 2.4GHz dongle and especially wired are a lot better. This keyboard hits it out of the park with this flexibility. At 130 dollars, it is pretty expensive, but you get what you pay for in terms of quality. It is a very specialised keyboard. I could not recommend it for a regular computer as it is too small and limited and I could not live with it as a keyboard on my main system. It's market is for someone who needs a small mechanical keyboard with flexibile connectivity for travel or extremely limited desk space. For this market, it hits it out of the ball park.

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