The three media buttons accompanying it also stick out proudly and feature a smooth plastic finish. The wheel also provides extra functionality as a programmable button. Adjusting the wheel changes volume by two steps and feels like DJing.

Like the wired Razer Huntsman Elite, the BlackWidow V3 Pro sports one stylish volume wheel that lights up with RGB, offers tactile control, a frosted press-in center, and juts out of the keyboard’s side for a daring shape. It’s not the same luxurious and cooling memory foam but it's comfy, and the leatherette feels nice on the wrists. But the wrist rest here puts up a good fight. Many freebie wrist rests are flimsy pisces of plastic I’d immediately toss aside in favor of my HyperX Wrist Rest. The wrist rest, (which the Logitech rival omits), is well-cushioned.

The Razer RGB logo is a given, but it intersects the aluminum top plate and lives behind textured plastic that takes away from the subtly aluminum finish and makes the snake emblem look a little blurry.Īdmittedly, many gamers will rejoice to see the keyboard’s potential for subtlety. The wireless Logitech G915 Lightspeed, with its brushed-aluminum top plate and matching volume wheel and soft-touch buttons looks more expensive and special at first glance. A standout volume wheel also brings flair, but for how expensive this keyboard is I wouldn’t have minded extra pizazz.

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