BlackWidow V4 75%

The blackwidow v4 75% is an awesome keyboard that I think most people would enjoy using. I would get the standard black one instead of the phantom green though. A good popular mouse pairing would be the deathadder.

A lot depends on your hand size. If you have small hands, I'd recommend the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed or Deathadder V3 Hyperspeed mice. If your hands are average-sized, then the Viper V3 Pro. Of the Blackwidow V4 75% keyboards, the regular one (not the Phantom Green) is better, as the clear keycaps are too expensive. Our The Huntsman V3 Pro would be a better choice.

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%. 

For the price you're paying they're pretty lackluster compared to what's out there. You can get a fully customizable,all aluminum, wireless keyboard for half of what Razer charges. NOW Razer is starting to incorporate customization into their keyboards but previously you'd just get plastic junk that wasn't fixable if something broke. You have to get your hands on a quality pre built to see what I'm talking about. Better feel, sound and build. The only thing Razer has is RGB. Personally I have a black widow v4 75% in my rotation but only because I got it for $90. I cannot imagine paying double that for this keyboard.

I have a Q14 Max (big brother Alice layout to your Q1) and the BW 75%.  Razer has excellent RGB (if that matters to you) and gaming experience. Some users have key chattering. I don’t.  Keychron has been pleasant to type on but I do have crazy key chattering from time to time.  Razer customer support has been fantastic, Keychron frustrating. I’ve wasted hours troubleshooting and weeks back/forth with them. The monsgeek you were suggested appears to be a good alternative to Keychron, but no promises about their customer support either.  Lemokey as they said is Keychron, so if you have a problem you’ll deal with their frustrating “support”. If you want best no fuss experience, Razer has been my go-to. People like to knock on them because most of their keyboards are mass produced, very little customization, and their laptops regularly fail due to cramming too much power hungry/thermally hot tech into a case that’s too poorly designed to compensate. But their BW V4 75% is a good keyboard if you want to dabble in customs with little fuss. The fact is my experience has been because Razer is a mass produced company they have the resources and staff to serve their customers if things go wrong. Keychron scaled their offerings faster than they can scale their support and fulfillment in my experience.  If you want the most versatility for multi device use and have the ability to fix your own stuff when it goes wrong, or great reserves of patience, Keychron/Lemokey will be good. 

I have a Q14 Max (big brother Alice layout to your Q1) and the BW 75%.  Razer has excellent RGB (if that matters to you) and gaming experience. Some users have key chattering. I don’t.  Keychron has been pleasant to type on but I do have crazy key chattering from time to time.  Razer customer support has been fantastic, Keychron frustrating. I’ve wasted hours troubleshooting and weeks back/forth with them. The monsgeek you were suggested appears to be a good alternative to Keychron, but no promises about their customer support either.  Lemokey as they said is Keychron, so if you have a problem you’ll deal with their frustrating “support”. If you want best no fuss experience, Razer has been my go-to. People like to knock on them because most of their keyboards are mass produced, very little customization, and their laptops regularly fail due to cramming too much power hungry/thermally hot tech into a case that’s too poorly designed to compensate. But their BW V4 75% is a good keyboard if you want to dabble in customs with little fuss. The fact is my experience has been because Razer is a mass produced company they have the resources and staff to serve their customers if things go wrong. Keychron scaled their offerings faster than they can scale their support and fulfillment in my experience.  If you want the most versatility for multi device use and have the ability to fix your own stuff when it goes wrong, or great reserves of patience, Keychron/Lemokey will be good. 

If you want to go with Razer, go with the Blackwidow V4 75% that allows you to mod and swap out the switches!

i own both keychrons and razers. Also logitech gpro x and g915 TKL. Matter of the fact: software in keychrons has no issues and build quality is objectively better, specially in Q series of keychrons. If you want to get a keyboard and want something reliable, ready to go, well built and easily programmable, just get a keychron. Wooting/Logitech/Steelseries/Corsair/GenericComercialOrGamerBrand is just like razer level, not best in class Razer gets closer altough not there yet to best in class features in the last blackwidow v4 75% (asus also does great with Azoth boards) but the board has really low reliabilty, so not best in class at all. check out r/MechanicalKeyboards for advice, they will guide you to get something real good and it can easily be cheaper or cost the same as razer boards.