Blackwidow V4 Pro Line

Well to start with this is NOT a UK layout keyboard even though in the Q&A the seller says it is! Lovely keyboard with still a fair amount of noise for the yellow switches, i was expecting an almost silent key press. The keyboard wil take a short time to gve used to as my previous had a large enter key and this one isnt as large and i keep pressing # and enter at the same time. Shortcut keys are a nice touch and the 3 macro buttons on the side were a surprise when i accidently pressed them. Think i will have to change the default on those for when gaming!

BEWARE: Order the YELLOW SWITCHES VERSION ONLY, unless you know what you are getting into. To be honest, I didn't research this keyboard as much as I should. I ordered it with the green switches originally because I simply prefer the green colour over yellow and didn't think anything about it. But I had to return it because the additional clicking sound for each key pressed, was so annoying I couldn't stand it. I now have have the yellow switches version and its gorgeous and perfect. GREEN SWITCHES: When you press them, they have a VERY audible click sound (in addition to the mechanical keyboard sounds you expect). Supposedly, green switches mimic old school typewriters and unless you know what you are getting into, go for yellow switches. YELLOW SWITCHES: The default keyboard switches and behave like what you expect. They are not silent, as its a mechanical keyboard, but they have the extra click sound from the green switches

This is nearly perfect keyboard. I spent a long time (20+ years) trying to find which keyboard worked for me. I went through several hundreds of IBM, corsair, razer, steelseries, and logitech keyboards. Mechanical, linear, tactile, and everything else. Over the years, I've easily spent over $4000 on keyboards alone. Everything felt either too clunky, too loud, too soft, not impactful enough, cheap, overdesigned, or underdesigned. **The Good** The simplicities of this board is what make it what it is. From the side piece functionality, to the knobs, to the software. Everything has a purpose, and is optional. A modular keyboard, which allows for all the functionality a gamer would need. It has 5 standard macro buttons, 3 side panel buttons, and a fully customizable keyset. It takes up minimal space, and is made of pretty high quality material. Now, the switches... These switches are the best. Yellow mechanical are silent enough to not be click clacking, but impactful enough to really give it that feeling that you clicked something. The actuation points are on point. Lastly the brightness. This lights up my room, it's actually brighter than my computer. **The Bad** So, there are some improvements to be had. 1. The lenses on the media keys should be see through, so you can see which buttons you're pressing. Not a huge deal, but none-the-less, will improve the experience. 2. The cords that come with the keyboard are modular, meaning you can disconnect the cords from the keyboard. Now normally, this would good, and it does a great job at staying in. However, if you move the keyboard too much, or I'm guessing unplug and replug. The fitting will eventually ware. Even now, with a brand new keyboard, it'll disconnect sometimes in the middle of gaming. That being said, the grips on the bottom with the padding do a really good job at keeping it in place.

Súper teclado, honestamente es súper caro, pero me gusta mucho y es muy cómodo, estoy muy feliz con mi compra, hasta la fecha no he tenido ningún problema con el, si tienes la oportunidad de comprarlo dale, recomiendo los switches amarillos suenan bien y son cómodos.

Keyboard was great when I first got it, however it eventually started typing 2 of a few letters even after tapping the key once. It was great, just don't get this. You'll thank me later.

Abit of a learning curve but nice feel and performance with yellow switches. Nice look in a dark room.