Razer released its first hot-swappable keyboard last year, and now the BlackWidow 75% has gone Pro. What does that mean? It’s wireless, it’s got a super clear display window, and it’s rejuvenated its onboard controls. It’s also very, very expensive.
At $299.99 / £299.99 this is among the most expensive gaming keyboards I’ve ever tested, matched only by Mountain’s modular Everest Max. It’s $80 more than the best gaming keyboard on the market, the SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3, and drops the additional customization of Hall effect switches. That price is $50 more than the similarly hot-swappable Asus ROG Azoth, with a fraction of the battery life. Razer has a fight on its hands here, and only very few players are going to lift the trophy for the BlackWidow V4 Pro 75%.
