lucadelladora – Razer has officially launched its new BlackWidow V4 Low-profile HyperSpeed wireless keyboards, designed for portability, performance, and comfort. These latest additions to the BlackWidow family introduce a redesigned form factor with thinner profiles, available in both full-size and tenkeyless (TKL) layouts.
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With this release, Razer debuts its tactile orange mechanical switches in a low-profile casing. The new switches offer low-effort typing with tactile feedback, while clicky green and silent yellow switch options remain available. These keyboards are not hot-swappable but aim to deliver a premium out-of-the-box experience.
Razer’s focus on portability and ergonomics led to a thinner body design, measuring just 18.5mm at the front. Both the full-size and TKL models offer Bluetooth and HyperSpeed wireless connectivity, with a polling rate of up to 1000Hz. Razer claims the battery can last up to 980 hours in power-saving modes.
The keyboards feature per-key Chroma RGB lighting, though users should expect reduced battery life with lighting effects enabled. The full-size version includes dedicated macro keys along a widened top strip, while both models incorporate a multi-function volume rocker, a media control button, and a trigger for Razer’s AI Prompt Master tool. Razer sells the standard BlackWidow V4 Low-profile HyperSpeed for $229.99/€229.99, while the more compact TKL model is priced at $199/€189.99. Both models are available now via Razer.com and Amazon.
Enhanced Design Brings Improved Typing and Travel-Friendly Features
Beyond aesthetics, Razer has focused on improving comfort and usability. The updated low-profile design reduces wrist strain, making these keyboards ideal for extended use. Enthusiasts may still prefer the hot-swappable BlackWidow V4 75%, but the Low-profile HyperSpeed TKL offers pre-installed layers of sound-dampening foam and lubricated stabilizers. These features help reduce key wobble and dampen noise during fast typing sessions, offering a quieter, more stable feel. The keyboard’s sturdy build and precision engineering target both gamers and professionals seeking responsive input and mobility.
Razer’s inclusion of multiple switch types allows users to choose a typing experience that suits their needs. The tactile orange switch provides clear feedback without excessive noise, while the green and yellow switches cater to those who prefer either a clicky or silent feel. The company’s signature triple-headed snake logo now sits atop a larger strip above the keys, serving as a visual update to the traditional layout. While only the full-size model includes macro keys, both layouts provide high-end performance in a slimmer, travel-friendly package.
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As the demand for ergonomic and portable mechanical keyboards grows, Razer’s BlackWidow V4 Low-profile HyperSpeed series responds with thoughtful design, long battery life, and versatile connectivity. Whether for work or gaming on the go, this release reinforces Razer’s commitment to innovation in peripheral technology.
