Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard: Low-Profile Optical Switches - Linear Red - Hyperspeed Wireless & Bluetooth 5.0-40 Hr Battery - Ultra-Durable Coated Keycaps - Chroma RGB (Renewed)

Back story:My initial decision was to consolidate my hardware under one application management. I owned a Logitech G935 headset, Roccat Vulcan 121, and a SteelSeries Sensai mouse. All 3 had their own software to manage and customize their respective hardware. After a couple of weeks of researching, I found the right headset, mouse, and keyboard I wanted, it turned out to be with Razer and so far have been VERY happy with the hardware management application and the hardware itself.REVIEW:I purchased this Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro used from Amazon warehouse, it was listed as “Like New” and worth the savings. I was looking for an alternative to my Roccat Vulcan 121 and this Deathstalker V2 Pro fit the bill. Low profile keys, sleek/stylish design, and quiet keystrokes. The keys are sensitive and easily respond to the slightest push on the keys which is a game changer for me for online games. What I really liked was the ease of use to create macros and its Hyper Shift option to further add more macros. Because the keyboard is slim, it’s easier to clean than keyboards that have bigger keys.Lastly, the hardware management software is easy to use and manages all other Razer products connected.Overall, great for work and gaming.

The buttons are very precise and register a press so quickly that they are terrible for typing. That is if your aim is not perfect and you accidently hit the corner of the Y key while typing a t, you will see both in you word processor. This is helpful when you are in a game and don't move your wrist. So please don't use for working. That it is wireless allows me to pull out my logitech wireless keyboard when it is time for work. The cons is that I wish it had additional keys for macros. Some games literally use most of the keyboard for commands and I have to use the end of the Function keys for my macros

The keyboard works and connects via Bluetooth so it is usable with high latency. But the hyperspeed USB dongle that was sent with the keyboard is faulty and doesn't work at all. It doesn't even get detected by any system that I own. If they were to send me a new dongle, I'd reconsider a better review, but for now, 1 star.

Overall, it’s a great keyboard. I highly recommend that you update the firmware on the keyboard as soon as you get it. I’ve noticed that after the firmware upgrade, the keyboard was a lot more responsive.

Bought it on sale for $119 which is a great deal since it’s normally around 250 full price brand new. The keyboard is very satisfying to type on and is silent; which is exactly what I needed. Appearance-wise, it’s Razer through and through. Sleek and modern looking.

no usb for 2.4 so for my case its useless

I recently purchased the renewed Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard and have had a mixed experience with it.On the positive side, the low-profile optical switches with linear red response are smooth and responsive, making gaming sessions enjoyable. The Hyperspeed Wireless & Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity options provide flexibility, and the 40-hour battery life is impressive for wireless gaming.However, there are notable drawbacks. The keyboard's height is a significant issue; it's too tall to use comfortably without a palm rest, which is not included. Additionally, I encountered issues with volume and media controls not working properly when Razer Synapse was open, despite attempts to troubleshoot with customer support, which unfortunately was not very helpful in resolving the issue.While the keyboard's ultra-durable coated keycaps and Chroma RGB lighting are attractive features, the usability concerns and software compatibility issues detract from the overall experience. It's a decent keyboard for gaming but falls short in some key areas that may impact user satisfaction.

It is expensive but good keyboard