Razer BlackWidow Ultimate

Zitat: A pricey but competent gaming keyboard that´s built like a tank and packs tons of features.

Zitat: Even by Razer’s own standards, the BlackWidow Ultimate misses several tricks. There’s no choice of backlight colour, unlike the Anansi. Plus, while the Cherry keys have a clean action, the coating feels uncomfortable, and the clunk-click of the keys is very loud. The decision to place Shift symbols under the main key symbols is also a needlessly confusing break from convention. The BlackWidow Ultimate simply doesn’t have nearly enough to make it worth £110. Score --> Design 22 / 40 Features 29 / 35 Value 12 / 25 Score guide

Zitat: Editor´s Choice The Good: + Mechanical key-presses are a satisfaction unto themselves Backlit USB and headphone/mic pass-throughs give ease-of-access to ports Flexible macro and customisation system Heavier than many laptops The Bad: - Clack clack clack ... don´t expect this to be quiet ... Or cheap It´s a steep price to pay (though savvy users will be able to get it for AU$50 cheaper than the RRP), and the noise makes it unsuitable for communal areas, but for those who want one of the best keyboard responses around, the BlackWidow Ultimate should be very high on the list.

Zitat: Wer sich an der Lautstärke und dem hohen Preis nicht stört, wird sehr glücklich mit der Black Widow Ultimate.