Razer - Huntsman V2 Tenkeyless

Vaxee xe v2, switching from wooting for huntsman v2 tkl, and pd150+

A keyboard I reccomend is the huntsman v2 or v2 tkl. I have the tkl version of this keyboard with linear switches and the build quality and sound is pretty good. You might wanna lube the stabilizers tho. The huntsman mini is also pretty good. If you do decide on buying any of the huntsman keyboards, always get linears because the clicky switches are horrible and arent the same as like a traditional clicky switch like razer greens.

# Just bought a Razer Huntsman v2 TKL yesterday. I'm wondering if there is a way to change the actuation of the keys because as soon as i put my finger on any of the keys it feels like that key is being pressed automatically. i wanna make it so that only pressing the key fully makes it register. is there a way to do this?

10 key? just look for something either with Red Linear optical (huntsman tkl v2) Yellow or Orange normal switches (yellows are the quieter of the 2) I have the red and there's still some clacking but they are pretty quiet. If in doubt order of Amazon as they have a pretty good open box return. As for Pink look for the Quartz versions of whatever keyboard has these [https://www.razer.com/eu-en/gaming-keyboards/Razer-Huntsman-V2-Tenkeyless/RZ03-03942000-R3M1](https://www.razer.com/eu-en/gaming-keyboards/Razer-Huntsman-V2-Tenkeyless/RZ03-03942000-R3M1) I think the blackwidow only comes in Quartz for the green switches however unfortunately. I know you say you only want razer, but for the money you could get a much better keyboard that isn't made by them r/MechanicalKeyboards offer buys guide for all kinds of keyboards for any budget.

Looks like that board has optical switches, so yes, you should be able to adjust the actuation point. I would not recommend setting the actuation all the way down, because you might as well just use a membrane board at that point. But you should be able to make these adjustments using Razer's software for this board. I'd check their website for a download link.

If you can still find one available, Huntsman V2 TKL with red switches.

Either a Huntsman V2 with Linear Optical Switches Gen-2 or a DeathStalker V2 with Linear Optical Switches would be your best bet for a quiet, full-sized keyboard. As for a pink keyboard, there are no pink Razer keyboards that are both quiet and full-sized, but you could buy a Quartz Pink Razer PBT Keycap Upgrade Set if you end up going with a Huntsman V2.

Sorry for the late ass reply, reddit has been buggy as hell for me lately, I didn't get the notification and only saw it now lmao. Thanks for the recommendation man, that keyboard is actually perfect for me, I just ordered one on amazon for 84 euro which is way less than I thought I would be spending for what I wanted. Thanks again bro.

Currently ginagamit ko is razer huntsman v2, going 5 years na without issues. Durable and for gaming talaga.

If your going for hall effect then the wooting HE is the best in raw performance along with Razers optical in the huntsman. For actually using the wooting would be better. Nuphy field 75 HE, Halo 65HE, Wooting 80& 65, keychron Q1 he, k4 he, or Lemokey P1 HE. I like the Lemokey since it's keychron with the same webapp, it's full metal, it costs ~$160 which makes it middle of the price pack but not as expensive as a metal wooting. The L5 is similar with slightly better polling rate. The Nuphy Field 75 is also good, but it's a bit gamery and plastic.

I do have a gaming PC, but I spend most of my time typing (working and studying from home), so I’m using most keys from 7-7pm. Perhaps the use-case also has something to do with the fatigue? Either way, my low-profile mechanical has been a godsend, I do like the Razer TKL, but I wish I could also get it with a similar profile instead of orange switches.

completely forgot about that lmao. well in that case I would recommend OP get another decently built keyboard for typing and daily use, and use the huntsman for gaming.

Razer huntsman is fine. It's overpriced for the features list, you are mostly paying for the brand name. But it's definitely not a bad keyboard by any stretch of the imagination. My main complaint is that for the same price you could probably get a better featured Keychron, Yunzii, or Monsgeek. Features you want to look for: Double Shot Keycaps - Lots of "gaming brands"[ including Razer](https://www.reddit.com/r/razer/comments/p2qouf/huntsman_elite_keycaps_peeling/) laser etch their keycaps, which have a much lower life expectancy. QMK/Via compatibility - This will easily allow you to set up macros and layers without needing clunky proprietary software. Razer requires you to log in to a Razer account to use those features. Hot Swap Switches - I understand you may not want to build your keyboard from scratch, and that's 100% understandable. But when a key breaks if your keyboard is hot swap you can just replace that switch. No need to send it in for repair or take the whole thing apart to solder in a new switch. It's as simple as popping the switch off and plugging in a new one.

it's good for gaming (counterstrafing) however i don't think it's worth it overall. good quality but you can get better keyboards for way cheaper and at the end of the day the snap tap isn't life changing

Yes, huntsman keyboards have more wobbliness than other keyboards

Imo, the Huntsman is awesome, i have it and the snap tap feature that comes with it is great

Hiii, i bought my huntsmann last yr december so wala pa sya 1yr pero yung isang letter iba na color ng ilaw. May idea ka ba how to fix? Yung sayo ba goods pa din ilaw?

No. I have a wooting 60 and razer huntsman (optical, but whatever). Gave them each a shot for a couple months. Went back to my varmilo manilo with khail prestige silents. Like mice, we're at the point where improvements in tech doesn't matter in real world scenarios for keyboards. IF (and this is a big if) you vastly prefer changing your actuation point on your keyboard then they might be worth it. Outside of that, it's all just preference. There are going to be some keyboards that just feel better to you, and it isn't necessarily going be because of the hall effect. Experiment with switch weight and figure out what you like, then prioritize keyboards where that's available or install those switches yourself. The reason you hear the community say they're definitely better is because they don't want to feel stupid about dropping $200+ on a keyboard that isn't much different than what they had before. I say this as a very early adopter of higher hz monitors. The difference there was obvious. There difference on keyboards is purely preference.

Had a huntsman that lasted about 3 years. Head a kraken ultimate that lasted 18 months and their support told me to go fuck myself when I inquired about the 2 year warranty. So I've said fuck em and haven't looked back. Fuck razer, all my homies hate razer

I would say it's their Huntsman lineup

I’ll go with huntsman.

Price aside, the best is pretty subjective and depends a lot on what you’re doing and what you like. No games? Just need bare minimum grab the cheapest one from Walmart. FPS games? You’re gonna want something with fast response times. MMO games? You’re gonna want something with lots of buttons and the ability to assign macros. Do you like tactile feeling/sounds? Mechanical switches Do you want something quieter? Optical switches Do you prefer raised keys or flat keys? Do you want a light mouse or a heavy mouse? Wired or wireless? Like the others have said you won’t find anything to crazy at that price point. IMO you should get a cheap setup from Walmart and save up for something you will like while reviewing the pros/cons of the various styles. Personally I use a razor huntsman keyboard and a viper mini mouse. But before that I used the standard ones that you get from dell when you buy one of their workstations. Both did the job, I just like the pretty lights.