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About the author: Joe reviews hardware based on how it fits into his life. Joe is a sales professional that manages a team, travels weekly, a part-time professor and gamer. He is a father and husband who also has the privilege of being GWW’s President.
After a long day at work I like to get into a nice car for my drive home. The comfort of leather seats feels relaxing. The feel of the road while I’m steering and accelerating gives me a sense of excitement for those 45 long minutes. And when I’m in front of my PC to catch up on email, write an article for GWW, or play games, it feels so good to not slam away on a mechanical keyboard. I used to think a mechanical keyboard was the luxury car of computer keyboards. Razer has changed my mind with the Deathstalker Chroma.
The Deathstalker is thin and light, making it easier to move around the house or on a road trip. Unlike mechanical keyboards that are several pounds, the Deathstalker has solid build quality without the heft. It also has a very comfortable wrist-rest, which most mechanical keyboards do not offer. All around,
After 2 weeks with the Deathstalker I am not looking back at the Blackwidow or any other keyboard I’ve ever owned, period. It’s a joy to use. And like getting behind the wheel of a luxury car after a long day at work, the Deathstalker is a relaxing yet powerful experience.
Technical Specs
- Chiclet key caps
- Chroma lighting with 16.8 million customizable color options
- Razer Synapse enabled
- 1000Hz Ultrapolling
- Fully programmable keys with on the fly macro recording
- Anti-ghosting capability for up to 10 simultaneous key presses
The Deathstalker Chroma retails for $99.99.