One that copies the Cherry Blue not only in its 50g actuation force but in its inclusion of a microswitch tactile click upon actuation. Our Blackwidow is equipped with the Green variant of the Razer switches. Still an open mind is the only way to review hardware, so let's get down to business. We utilise the number pad almost as much as accountants here at OC3D so the removal of these keys always causes consternation.
As you can see from the image at the top of the page the Chroma part of the equation is well earned, and the Tournament Edition part we can only assume refers to the tenkeyless design. The first keyboard equipped with Razer's own switches that we've tested. The keyboard up for review today is the Blackwidow Tournament Edition Chroma. Available in two types that ape the main two Cherry switches, they promise the kind of quality feel that we've all come to expect, whilst having a shorter actuation distance and longer life span.
Rather than spread a percentage of their business to Cherry, Razer have taken the somewhat brave step to produce their own mechanical switches. If you're one of our loyal readers who peruses everything we post rather than cherry-picking only the products that you're interested in then, firstly, thank you and secondly, you'll be aware of the prevalence of Cherry MX switches in all the high-end mechanical keyboards.
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