
Razer's giving its latest BlackWidow V4 line a complete thrashing, with hot-swappable, full-sized, and Pro releases all taking up the last few years. Now it's turned to the low-profile market, with the 18.5mm-thick Razer BlackWidow V4 Low Profile Hyperspeed.
At $199.99 (for the TKL version I've been testing, the full-sized model comes in at $229.99), the BlackWidow is more expensive than its competitors. The newly released Logitech G515 Rapid TKL is available for $159.99, and the more compact Asus ROG Falchion RX Low Profile comes in at $189.99. Considering the latter is one of the best gaming keyboards on the market, Sneki's got some work to do.