--- product_id: 1186648 title: "Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical PC Gaming Keyboard" brand: "razer" price: "€ 500.76" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.it/products/1186648-razer-blackwidow-ultimate-mechanical-pc-gaming-keyboard store_origin: IT region: Italy --- # 5 dedicated gaming macro keys individually backlit keys 104 clicky mechanical keys Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical PC Gaming Keyboard **Brand:** razer **Price:** € 500.76 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ⌨️ Elevate your game and workflow — type, play, and conquer like a pro! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical PC Gaming Keyboard by razer - **How much does it cost?** € 500.76 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.it](https://www.desertcart.it/products/1186648-razer-blackwidow-ultimate-mechanical-pc-gaming-keyboard) ## Best For - razer enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted razer brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Built to Endure:** Heavy-duty ABS construction and a robust gaming-optimized key matrix minimize ghosting and maximize durability. - • **Precision Meets Speed:** Cherry MX Blue switches deliver tactile, audible feedback for lightning-fast, accurate typing and gaming. - • **Macro Mastery On-Demand:** 5 dedicated programmable gaming keys with on-the-fly macro recording put complex commands at your fingertips. - • **Light Up Your Late Nights:** Individually backlit keys with customizable brightness ensure flawless visibility in any lighting environment. - • **Seamless Profile Switching:** 10 customizable software profiles let you switch setups instantly, adapting to every game or workflow. ## Overview The Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical Gaming Keyboard features 104 clicky Cherry MX Blue switches for superior tactile feedback, individually backlit keys for customizable illumination, and 5 dedicated programmable macro keys. Built with durable ABS material and a gaming-optimized key matrix, it minimizes ghosting and supports 10 on-the-fly switchable profiles, making it the ultimate tool for gamers and professionals seeking precision, speed, and style. ## Description Razer Black widow Ultimate 2013 Elite Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review: 3 words.....oh....my....lord. (Ultimate 2013 Elite) - It's like typing on a cloud. This is my first mechanical keyboard; I'm currently studying computer science as a sophomore in college and my advisor kept raving about how great mechanical keyboards were, so I thought I'd try one out. I'm a pretty avid gamer (League of Legends, Borderlands, BF3, GW2, etc, several hours a week), so whether or not I'd be getting a gaming-focused keyboard was kind of out of the question. I'd previously owned a Razer Lycosa Mirror, which wasn't a terrible keyboard until the cheap construction caught up to me and keys started sticking. Plastic pieces on some of the bigger keys (spacebar, return, etc) started breaking off which screwed with some of the spring mechanisms of the keys and wouldn't allow me to press some of the keys down unless I did so at a specific position on the key...needless to say, it was time for an upgrade. I did some research regarding the best mechanical "gaming" keyboards (this one was at the top of most of the lists), since I figured whatever keyboard I got for gaming would to the job for programming, so long as it was mechanical. And BOY was I right; my semester-long project was due for CS this week and having neglected to work on it for most of the semester due to laziness, I had quite a bit of code to write. This keyboard performed like a dream, and I could easily notice a significant difference in the speed and precision at which I typed. Pros: - Mechanical advantage: drastically increases (at least for me) the speed and precision of typing - Backlights: backlights are crisp and have very gradual brightness settings, unlike some keyobards with just 2 or 3 - Macro keys: I've never played a game where I've required macros. I can say, however, that the macro keys are placed in a very nice place, just to the left of the WASD cluster. Reachable with pinky (possibly)? Can't speak for the macro-junkies out there since, as I mentioned, I'm not one myself. - Audible clicks, anyone? I'm a huge fan of the Cherry mx blue switches. I love the satisfying feedback you get from not only the tangible click, but also from the crisp, loud click you get from pressing a key down on this keyboard. BUILD QUALITY. And I cannot stress this enough. Whereas my Lycosa felt cheap and fragile, this keyboard feels very sturdy and the construction feels a lot stronger. Keyboard is heavy and I love the rubber-esque finish on the body and the matte finish on the keys. Cons: - None thus far, will have to see if this keyboard can withstand the test of time. Additional things you might want to know. - Audible clicks: not everyone might be a fan of the clicks. Might want to do some research about the different types of switches there are; as far as Cherry switches go, pretty sure the MX Blues are either the loudest or next to the loudest; if you're looking for a quiet, subtle keyboard, the MX Blue switches are NOT for you. - The FN key is in a way different location than anything I've ever seen. Here, it's located next to the right ALT key, whereas on most keyboards I've previously owned with an FN key, the key's been located on the bottom left of the keyboard. I'm not complaining, it actually works out nicely for me, since i would often tend to slip and hit the FN key on my other keyboards. As I do not use the right ALT & CTRL keys, this problem has essentially been eliminated for me. Final thoughts: This keyboard receives a 5/5 rating without a shred of doubt. I am 100% satisfied with my purchase and would recommend this to anyone looking for a new mechanical keyboard or a gaming keyboard. Review: Awesome Keyboard, no regrets. - Now to people considering this keyboard, please disregard all he negative feed back this keyboard has gotten and here me out. over the past month, I discovered what a mechanical keyboard was and instantly wanted one. like you now, I did tons of research looking for the right keys, keyboard layout etc and finally settled on this. In my research, I found that the reason this keyboard has so many negative reviews is because this is one of the most purchased mechanical keyboards on the market. With more customers, there is definitely a higher chance that people will be not satisfied with what they get. Now you can argue that there are better companies out there like Ducky and filco that without a doubt, produce high quality boards but you pay the extra money for them. this board offers 2 things that other companies don't, a backlit keyboard which is a must for me, and a affordable price. Also, I am very picky about the layout of the keyboard and this is one of several keyboards that doesn't do anything stupid with the layout like oversized enter key or short shift key. the only thing different in terms of layout is the location of the F keys; they have been shifted over by half an inch so when gaming, the finger on the W key would b right under theF1 key. Pros: -Matte finish on keyboard -etched keys for long lasting marks -cherry mx key switches (a little loud but I personally like the sound) -endless light settings for brightness -the weight of the keyboard makes it feel like it will last forever Cons: - for people new to mech keys, it may take a while to learn to type again - no dedicated media keys ive been using this keyboard for a month now and I absolutely love it. My first board I had to return because of a faulty enter key however, desertcart made a very quick swap. The tactile feel is for me, great for gaming (StarCraft 2 primarily) and typing is a joy! if youre looking to buy, I would suggest that you go to a best buy or some electronics store to test the keys out because I know the cherry blues are not for everyone and if this doesn't work out, there is one with browns switches out there. I don't have any regrets about this board. the clicking sounds awesome and makes me want to type extra long sentences because I cant get enough of it. its an awesome board and perfect for those who love to type or game late at night. ## Features - Mechanical key architecture - for faster actuation and extended lifespan - Individually backlit keys - for visibility under low light conditions - Fully programmable keys + 5 additional gaming keys - with on-the-fly macro recording - 10 Customizable software profiles - with on-the-fly switching - Gaming optimized key matrix - for minimized ghosting ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B008U5ZNIG | | Additional Features | Lighting | | Antenna Location | Gaming | | Best Sellers Rank | #81,408 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #3,515 in PC Gaming Keyboards | | Brand | Razer | | Built-In Media | Keyboard | | Button Quantity | 104 | | Color | Black | | Compatible Devices | PC | | Compatible Operating System Family | MacOS, Windows | | Connectivity Technology | usb | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 577 Reviews | | Enclosure Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00879862004910 | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 18.7"L x 6.73"W x 1.18"H | | Item Weight | 4 pounds | | Keyboard Backlighting Color Support | Single Color | | Keyboard Description | Gaming | | Keyboard Layout | QWERTY | | Language | English | | Manufacturer | Razer Inc. | | Mfr Part Number | RZ03-00381900-R3U1 | | Model Name | BlackWidow Ultimate | | Model Number | RZ03-00381900-R3U1 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Keys | 104 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Number of Sections | 3 | | Power Source | USB Power | | Recommended Uses For Product | Gaming | | Special Feature | Lighting | | Style Name | Ultimate | | Switch Type | Clicky | | Theme | Gaming | | Total USB 2.0 Ports | 1 | | UPC | 879862004910 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Razer - **Color:** Black - **Compatible Devices:** PC - **Connectivity Technology:** usb - **Keyboard Description:** Gaming - **Keyboard backlighting color support:** Single Color - **Product Dimensions:** 18.7"L x 6.73"W x 1.18"H - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming - **Special Feature:** Lighting - **Style:** Ultimate ## Images ![Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical PC Gaming Keyboard - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Kh3HcHRrL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: does it have connection for headphones?** A: Yes it does. I however have the regular ultimate. It has a mic in and a audio in with 1 usb slot. This keyboard is amazing! **Q: Does this keyboard work with windows 8??** A: Yes, it works perfectly with Windows 8, and 8.1. **Q: Can you set the macro keys (on the left of the keyboard) to media keys? (I.e: Mute, Volume up, Volume down?** A: Yes but F1 F2 and F3 already are.These are use by holding down the Function key at the same time as pressing the F key.F1= MuteF2= Volume UpF3= Volume Down **Q: Razer BlackWidow Tournament Stealth Edition is this the same?** A: No. There are different version of the BlackWidow Keyboard. There is Ultimate and Tournament Editions. Tournament does not have the 5 macro keys on the left side and no backlite, while the Ultimate Edition does. There is also Stealth Edition and Non-Stealth Edition. Stealth Edition has Cherry MX Brown keys which make less noise when you press down on the key. The Non-Stealth Edition has Cherry MX Blue keys which are easier to press down on but make a "clicky" noise when pressed down. It's all preference but either way this keyboard is a good choice to buy. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3 words.....oh....my....lord. (Ultimate 2013 Elite) *by N***N on December 7, 2012* It's like typing on a cloud. This is my first mechanical keyboard; I'm currently studying computer science as a sophomore in college and my advisor kept raving about how great mechanical keyboards were, so I thought I'd try one out. I'm a pretty avid gamer (League of Legends, Borderlands, BF3, GW2, etc, several hours a week), so whether or not I'd be getting a gaming-focused keyboard was kind of out of the question. I'd previously owned a Razer Lycosa Mirror, which wasn't a terrible keyboard until the cheap construction caught up to me and keys started sticking. Plastic pieces on some of the bigger keys (spacebar, return, etc) started breaking off which screwed with some of the spring mechanisms of the keys and wouldn't allow me to press some of the keys down unless I did so at a specific position on the key...needless to say, it was time for an upgrade. I did some research regarding the best mechanical "gaming" keyboards (this one was at the top of most of the lists), since I figured whatever keyboard I got for gaming would to the job for programming, so long as it was mechanical. And BOY was I right; my semester-long project was due for CS this week and having neglected to work on it for most of the semester due to laziness, I had quite a bit of code to write. This keyboard performed like a dream, and I could easily notice a significant difference in the speed and precision at which I typed. Pros: - Mechanical advantage: drastically increases (at least for me) the speed and precision of typing - Backlights: backlights are crisp and have very gradual brightness settings, unlike some keyobards with just 2 or 3 - Macro keys: I've never played a game where I've required macros. I can say, however, that the macro keys are placed in a very nice place, just to the left of the WASD cluster. Reachable with pinky (possibly)? Can't speak for the macro-junkies out there since, as I mentioned, I'm not one myself. - Audible clicks, anyone? I'm a huge fan of the Cherry mx blue switches. I love the satisfying feedback you get from not only the tangible click, but also from the crisp, loud click you get from pressing a key down on this keyboard. BUILD QUALITY. And I cannot stress this enough. Whereas my Lycosa felt cheap and fragile, this keyboard feels very sturdy and the construction feels a lot stronger. Keyboard is heavy and I love the rubber-esque finish on the body and the matte finish on the keys. Cons: - None thus far, will have to see if this keyboard can withstand the test of time. Additional things you might want to know. - Audible clicks: not everyone might be a fan of the clicks. Might want to do some research about the different types of switches there are; as far as Cherry switches go, pretty sure the MX Blues are either the loudest or next to the loudest; if you're looking for a quiet, subtle keyboard, the MX Blue switches are NOT for you. - The FN key is in a way different location than anything I've ever seen. Here, it's located next to the right ALT key, whereas on most keyboards I've previously owned with an FN key, the key's been located on the bottom left of the keyboard. I'm not complaining, it actually works out nicely for me, since i would often tend to slip and hit the FN key on my other keyboards. As I do not use the right ALT & CTRL keys, this problem has essentially been eliminated for me. Final thoughts: This keyboard receives a 5/5 rating without a shred of doubt. I am 100% satisfied with my purchase and would recommend this to anyone looking for a new mechanical keyboard or a gaming keyboard. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome Keyboard, no regrets. *by M***U on February 6, 2013* Now to people considering this keyboard, please disregard all he negative feed back this keyboard has gotten and here me out. over the past month, I discovered what a mechanical keyboard was and instantly wanted one. like you now, I did tons of research looking for the right keys, keyboard layout etc and finally settled on this. In my research, I found that the reason this keyboard has so many negative reviews is because this is one of the most purchased mechanical keyboards on the market. With more customers, there is definitely a higher chance that people will be not satisfied with what they get. Now you can argue that there are better companies out there like Ducky and filco that without a doubt, produce high quality boards but you pay the extra money for them. this board offers 2 things that other companies don't, a backlit keyboard which is a must for me, and a affordable price. Also, I am very picky about the layout of the keyboard and this is one of several keyboards that doesn't do anything stupid with the layout like oversized enter key or short shift key. the only thing different in terms of layout is the location of the F keys; they have been shifted over by half an inch so when gaming, the finger on the W key would b right under theF1 key. Pros: -Matte finish on keyboard -etched keys for long lasting marks -cherry mx key switches (a little loud but I personally like the sound) -endless light settings for brightness -the weight of the keyboard makes it feel like it will last forever Cons: - for people new to mech keys, it may take a while to learn to type again - no dedicated media keys ive been using this keyboard for a month now and I absolutely love it. My first board I had to return because of a faulty enter key however, Amazon made a very quick swap. The tactile feel is for me, great for gaming (StarCraft 2 primarily) and typing is a joy! if youre looking to buy, I would suggest that you go to a best buy or some electronics store to test the keys out because I know the cherry blues are not for everyone and if this doesn't work out, there is one with browns switches out there. I don't have any regrets about this board. the clicking sounds awesome and makes me want to type extra long sentences because I cant get enough of it. its an awesome board and perfect for those who love to type or game late at night. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Keyboard I Have Ever Used *by E***H on January 21, 2014* Ok, so I've used lots of keyboards in my time of typing, and I must say this is seriously the best one I've ever used. I'm a huge fan of Razer's. That is because they make products with great quality. This thing is a beast that will help your gameplay in another way or another. To start out, let's talk about aesthetics. It looks freaking awesome because of it's green LED back lighting for all of the keys. For me personally, I really enjoy this. But for someone who doesn't like bright light, you can dim or completely turn off the LED back lightning off in Razer Synapse 2.0. This is a great feature. Now, this thing has a little bit of weight to it, but that's to be expected. This keyboard also has lots of keys. In Razer Synapse 2.0, you can customize every key to your liking. This is huge if you like to play games in a different manner. Also, It has a thing called Macro keys. These are five extra keys you can customize, so you don't have to go into other keys( It would be a pain going back and fourth between customizing and un-customizing your keys, so that's what the macro keys are for). The macro keys work amazingly. You can program Macro key 1 to be multiple keys at the same time. On the one of the games I play, I have to hit 'Q, E,R," to do an attack formation. I can program any macro so that I can hit it, and it will do the formation. This saves tons of time, and has saved me from losing a game multiple times. You have probably looked at the price and was like " What, why's this so expensive?". That is because of Cherry MX Blue Mechanical Switches. These things are located under EVERY key, so your getting the same experience everywhere. Cherry MX Blues are very clicky. They feel nice and are have a very fast response time of 1ms, but the noise from the keyboard might upset someone on Skype of any other type of app. I don't use Skype at all, so I have no problems. The keys are big. I have big hands and I have had no problems hitting other keys on accident. This keyboard also has a thing called Gaming Mode. Gaming Mode, when activated, turns off all unnecessary keys while your in the middle of a game ( Windows button, Alt+Tab, and Alt+F4). This eliminates all the chances of you accidentally hitting a key that could mess you up. It also has a USB, Mic, and Headphone jack pass through. Just plug in the extra USB, Mic, and Headphone jack to your computer, and you're able to plug in anything that uses those ports into the Black Widow's right side ports, and you can use it as you would on a computer. That is all I have for this review. The Razer Blackwidow is definitely the best keyboard I've ever used, and I would recommend it to anyone. I hope this was helpful to your decision of buying this product. Bye. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.it/products/1186648-razer-blackwidow-ultimate-mechanical-pc-gaming-keyboard](https://www.desertcart.it/products/1186648-razer-blackwidow-ultimate-mechanical-pc-gaming-keyboard) --- *Product available on Desertcart Italy* *Store origin: IT* *Last updated: 2026-09-18*