Razer - BlackWidow V4

Look for 75%, i feel its probably best key setup for sc2, as fkeys are closer than normal, but still have some space. I personally use blackwidow v4 75%, but i dont recommend it as switches are dogsht and started double clicking after few months, so i had to replace them. I know a lot of pros used glorious gmmk pro 75%. 

The Blackwidow V4 Pro looks really solid and the Huntsman line is also really good. Depends on which kind of switch you want I guess. Huntsman has optical switches (clicky purple and linear red) and Blackwidow has mechanical switches (clicky green, linear yellow and orange tactiles). I have the Blackwidow V4 75% with orange tactiles and they feel amazing. Reason I went with the 75% is because it's hot-swappable, so in case it has faulty orange switches I can replace them.

The Blackwidow V4 Pro looks really solid and the Huntsman line is also really good. Depends on which kind of switch you want I guess. Huntsman has optical switches (clicky purple and linear red) and Blackwidow has mechanical switches (clicky green, linear yellow and orange tactiles). I have the Blackwidow V4 75% with orange tactiles and they feel amazing. Reason I went with the 75% is because it's hot-swappable, so in case it has faulty orange switches I can replace them.

I‘m happy with my blackwidow v4 pro. (Clicky)

As I’m sitting on a playseat challenge, I have a Logitech k400 attached with Velcro. For general gaming I have a blackwidow v4 pro

I used to have a Razor Blackwidow keyboard as well. Then I switched to Alienware. Definitely want to go with CORSAIR next, and I was thinking K100 also! Thanks for sharing your experience with it.

I just got one recently and am enjoying it so far compared to my razer black widow that broke only a year and a half. The linear keys feel nice and smooth to press and arent too loud but im still getting used to not having the click and the same feedback from the razer. But doesnt have switchable keys for that longevity. For long game sessions the keys arent taxing to press at all. If getting keys you like and longevity out of a keyboard is most important to you i think getting a custom keyboard is a better fit, so if a key does die you can just switch it out. But for its price point its a pretty nice keyboard If you dont wanna deal with the hassle of getting a custom one

The A key became unresponsive. It was actually the second one i got that had the same issue, but the first one lasted 4 years and one of those were during lockdown so i chalked it up heavy use. The second one broke within the two year warranty so i replaced it with the hyper x alloy. Razer sucks dont buy their stuff.

It should be covered by warranty then. Get it replaced, preferably by a new keyboard brand if you can. I've had nothing but trouble with razer products, even straight out the box I've had issues a couple of times. Honestly get a keyboard with hot swappable switches if you intend to use it for a long time or even build one yourself if you're interested in that. Either way you can replace switches as they fail and get switches that suit you best If you don't want that hassle I'm still using the hyper x keyboard above and enjoying it so far. The big plus for it is that it's so much easier to clean with a can of compressed air. The rgb looks better to me too if you're into that stuff. But saying that I've only had it for 6 months now so I still don't know the longevity of it yet. It seems like people are having issues after a couple years on average