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Razer is launching a new gaming keyboard as part of its BlackWidow lineup that asks \u201chow low can you go?\u201d and it turns out, pretty low indeed. The all-new BlackWidow V4 Low-Profile takes the awesome features offered on the BlackWidow lineup and shoves them into a slimmer (much slimmer) chassis for a keyboard that looks as sleek as it is powerful. The company says this is its most feature-rich low-profile keyboard to date, and after some time with it, that\u2019s a fair assessment.<\/p>\n
The BlackWidow V4 Low-Profile is basically the result you\u2019d get if you merged the BlackWidow V4 Pro and the Deathstalker V2 Pro. The latter of which we were big fans of. Of course, the BlackWidow V4 Low-Profile doesn\u2019t come with all of the same features. For example, there\u2019s no magnetic wrist rest, and no Razer Command dial. It also has a lower polling rate. The BlackWidow V4 Pro goes all the way up to 8,000Hz, much like Razer\u2019s new Wolverine V3 Pro 8K PC controller. However, the BlackWidow V4 Low-Profile does have what is likely going to be an overlooked feature that deserves more attention. There\u2019s now a dedicated button on the keyboard you can press to determine the remaining battery life. So you won\u2019t have to tab out and look at Synapse to check.<\/p>\n
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The Razer BlackWidow V4 Low-Profile comes in full-size and tenkeyless options<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re curious about the size options, because in this case, size does matter, the BlackWidow V4 Low-Profile comes in both the full-size and tenkeyless options. You might prefer the full-size model if you like using the number pad. Then again, if you have limited desk space, the TKL model is just as capable and doesn\u2019t give up any features other than the number pad. Razer is also giving you the choice of its green clicky, yellow linear, or orange tactile switches when you buy the keyboard.<\/p>\n
In terms of battery life, it can last for up to 980 hours in power-saving mode. Keep in mind, this is with the Chroma RGB backlighting off completely, and with the polling rate turned down significantly. It has a polling rate of up to 1,000Hz, which is great for fast reaction times while playing high-speed competitive games. It is, however, going to drop your battery life.<\/p>\n
As for cost, you\u2019re looking at $229.99 for the full-size and $199.99 for the tenkeyless. They\u2019re not Razer\u2019s most wallet-friendly options, but by no means are they the most expensive, either. You can buy the keyboard from Amazon in both sizes, and you can also get it directly from Razer.<\/p>\n
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