Product ReviewsRazer RZ03-00810200-R3U1 BlackWidow Tournament Edition Gaming Keyboard - USB, Programmable Keys, Multimedia Controls
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With 15 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 03/13/14  |
Cons: Occasionally miss the number pad
Pros: Great keys, grey key writing looks better than bright white, lighted caps lock key makes it easy to notice when on by accident. Lack of number pad lets mouse be closer to kbd. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/26/14 |
Cons: The gaming mode and marco record buttion is too close together.
Pros: Outstanding durability, very cheap for a mechinal gaming kb and compacted Comment:
Overall, I m in love with this kb. One can carry around yet its very strong material so it can be a concealable weapon if u catch my drift.The one thing that is bad about this is that the gaming mode and marco button is too close together to where I accidently press the marco and it starts to do odd things. If theres one thing to change about this kb is that the buttons should be far away from each other.If anyone looks for a cheap mechnical and good quality gaming kb it would be this one ur looking at it |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/29/14 |
Cons: Only thing wrong was one of the feet on the bottom were a little loose, not a problem though it still works when standing up fine.
Pros: Keyless is nice, great sound, outstanding durability Comment:
My first impressions of this keyboard are great, I love it so far, more details to come soon once I've had it for a bit :) |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/24/13 |
Cons: USB jack position
Pros: CompactNice texture Comment:
This is a great keyboard if you don't need the 10-key.The layout is good, the texture of the keys are nice and it has a small footprint.The only complaint I have with this keyboard is the positioning of the USB cord. It's smack dab in the center and at the back of the keyboard, which means you can't route it under the keyboard, period. This means that I can't place anything between the keyboard and monitor without the USB cord getting in the way, which is a major grievance for me, since that's where I put my tablet.Next time, I will probably buy coolermaster's offering |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/17/13 |
Cons: Loud (it's a pro and con, I guess)Double tap is harder (for FPS, go with brown switches).
Pros: Typing was never so much fun.Durable (so far).USB plug can be removed for easier transport.Comes with a leather bag to carry.Great keyboard for LANs.Loud (it's a pro and con, I guess). Comment:
I simply love mechanical keyboards. Definitely a great pick-up. I use it for SC2 and COD:BO2 (RTS and FPS). Personally, I think brown switches might be preferable for FPS as blue switches are harder to double tap. I love the fact that there isn't any keypad as my mouse and keyboard aren't too far apart. My arms are actually in line with my shoulders. If you are gaming and don't have a mechanical keyboard, buy one. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/09/13 |
Cons: - worse typing experience than with other Cherry MX Blue keyboards- be aware of the lack of a numpad and 5 macro keys- no backlighting
Pros: - small form factor- Cherry MX Blue switches- almost completely fingerprint-resistant- reasonable price Comment:
Compared to other keyboards I've tried such as the Blackwidow Ultimate, the Tournament Edition's switches were noticeably stiffer and the typing experience was overall inferior to that of the Ultimate's. The loss of macro keys is also a considerably large con for me, since I use them extensively and would add minimal width to the keyboard unlike the numpad. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/05/13 |
Cons: none
Pros: No NumpadMore space on your desk if you have small deskportable Comment:
Great keyboard and responsive really improved my gaming experience |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/18/13 |
Cons: the mini usb B connector on the cable is no good I lost the keyboard connection all the time
Pros: solid keyboard. Comment:
The keyboard is good but the cable is not I've to use another usbA to usb miniB cable. I wouldn't buy again from razer. They lost one buyer for a mouse... |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/13/13 |
Cons: none!
Pros: Used by progamersHigh quality for reasonable priceNo numpad Comment:
Bought for 67$ pricematched, my first mechanical keyboard and I bought to play starcraft 2 hots. Fantastic so far, definitely recommend to others. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/27/13 |
Cons: no wireless option
Pros: great keyboard, compact size Comment:
Actually bought the Stealth Edition of this keyboard, with the Cherry MX Brown switches, directly from the Razer website. Love the keyboard itself, works great and is everything I wanted in a keyboard, but beware of Razer's incredibly awful customer service. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/02/13 |
Cons: Razer synapse 2.0 seems pointless on this product to me, not really a con just something I noticed
Pros: Cherry MX Blues sound and feel amazing.This keyboard makes typing fun. And I'm faster on it than any other keyboard I've ever had. It's awesome.Tactile/clicky response is really nice, coming from linear (boring) MX redsPortable - this is likely the lightest mechanical keyboard you'll find; comes with a bag & detachable braided cableAwesome for gamingGreat aesthetics - matte finish is nice, font is cool, logo lights up very brightThis keyboard fixed a problem I was having before where I kept crashing my mouse into my keyboard playing FPS. I play on low sensitivity, and the Corsair K60 with its numpad and all was basically a mammoth. The smaller form factor is good because it allows my keyboard and my giant mousepad (Steelseries QCK Mass) to coexist peacefully.The legs underneath the keyboard are coated in rubber to prevent slipping which is a smart design Price is right! Comment:
Coming from a Corsair K60 keyboard with MX reds, I was skeptical on how MX Blues would perform in FPS. It turns out I much prefer the blues. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/10/13 |
Cons: Minimal backlighting.Only the Razer logo and the Caps Lock, Macro[F9} and Gaming Mode[F10] keys light up [in green].
Pros: Solid designGreat physical responseDetatchable USB connector CableIncludes a soft carrying case!On the fly Macro recording Comment:
I love this keyboard period.I bought this one to replace my Razer Blackwidow 2011 which I destroyed by spilling my drink all over it. :(I didn't want to spend the extra $50 for the Ultimate Blackwidow 2013, and sacrificed the backlit keys, 5 hotkeys and numpad.I love the compact size which takes up less space on my desk and the custom font used on the keyboard.Plus the detachable, braided USB cable is such a cool feature and I am so pleased they packaged a soft carrying case for the keyboard as well. It feels very cool to pack the keyboard and cable inside and take it to LAN parties in style. ;)Honestly though, I should have waited and saved some more money because I really miss the backlighting, especially since I play in the dark quite often. I wish they offered a Tournament Edition with backlighting because I really don't care about the full size keyboard.However if you are interested in the minimalist of Razer's Blackwidow series, this is the one to get and right now it is on sale for only $70.00! |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/03/13 |
Cons: hard to get used to after having such a massive keyboard before
Pros: Small, Mechanical, cheap and durable Comment:
This keyboard is amazing allows me to type way faster and feel way more bad ass while using it i also love using this thing for gmaing the blue keys are great for gaming i dont know what some people are talking about i absolutely love it |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/26/12 |
Cons: none
Pros: clicky clicky sound makes it sound like a typewriter which is pretty coolsurface nice to look at and nice to the touch50g key force perfect for gaming and typing Comment:
the +/= symbols are inverted on the key, worst keyboard ever! just kidding, it's still a great keyboard for this price |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/14/12 |
Cons: - None so far.
Pros: - Perfect size!- Portability.- Good quality mechanical keyboard. Comment:
Perfect size for my desk without the number pad keys. Great quality mechanical keyboard. I even prefer this over my Corsair K60. 100% recommended! |
My favorite keyboard - just bought a second one for work. First mech keyboard was Corsair K65 with reds -- could type REALLY fast but with errors. Blue keys let me type noticeably faster than with cheap keyboard AND with lower error rate.