Razer BlackWidow Stealth Edition Offers Quiet Precision

Razer has unveiled the BlackWidow Stealth Edition, which offers the quality feel of a mechanical keyboard and Razer’s gaming enhancements, but without all the noise. This keyboard has all the excellent features of the traditional BlackWidow, but has “been refitted with a keyset that offers tactility but with a quieter feedback for the true silent assassins of gaming”. While you’re trying to figure out what a true silent assassin of gaming is, check out the specs from the press release:

  • Full mechanical keys with 45g actuation force
  • Extreme anti-ghosting
  • Individually backlit keys with 5 levels of lighting
  • 1000Hz Ultrapolling/1ms response time
  • Programmable keys with on-the-fly macro recording
  • Gaming mode option for deactivation of the Windows key
  • 10 customizable software profiles with on-the-fly switching
  • 5 additional macro keys
  • Multi-media control keys
  • Braided cable
  • Audio-Out/Mic-In jack
  • USB-passthrough
  • Approx size (mm): 475(l) x 171(w) x 30(h)
  • Weight: 1.5kg

I’ve been using the BlackWidow Ultimate for a few months and can vouch for its quality. It’s extremely well made and has a great feel. I’m a huge fan of mechanical keyboards; they simply feel better than squishy membrane keyboards. That said, I love all the noise mechanical keyboards make. In additional the superior tactical feel of mechanical keyboards, the satisfying clicks and clacks make me feel like I’m doing more than I actually am. That’s priceless.

Having said that, I know that the sounds generated by mechanical keyboards can (and more than likely will) annoy coworkers, roommates, loved ones, etc. The BlackWidow Stealth Edition seems like a good alternative for those that want the satisfying feel of a mechanical keyboard but don’t want to wake up the neighbors.

The BlackWidow Stealth Edition costs $79.99, while the BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth Edition costs $129.99. Both are available at Razer’s online store.

To steal a phrase from Beavis & Butthead, are any of you interested in picking up this silent-but-deadly keyboard?

Author: RPadTV

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One thought on “Razer BlackWidow Stealth Edition Offers Quiet Precision”

  1. I have the Blackwidow and the Deathadder mouse. A pretty good combination. I love the sound these keyboard makes which was why I got one. If you dont like it then just dont get it. Razer makes pretty good products in my honest opinion so I don’t get what all the hate is about. I haven’t had a bad product from them yet

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