Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Green Switch(Clicky)
Green mechanical switches for precise execution. Experience the perfect pairing of pressure and response time with satisfying, tactile feedback. Immersive underglow and per-key lighting. Featuring per-key lighting and a striking 3-side underglow when paired with the wrist rest, sync the keyboard with your battlestation and enjoy greater immersion when gaming. Command dial and 8 dedicated macro keys. Assign a custom function to the keyboard’s programmable dial, and game with greater command using a set of macro keys for essential keybinds. Magnetic plush leatherette wrist rest with underglow. Designed to provide secure support for long hours of play, the soft, cushioned wrist rest also features Razer Chroma RGB lighting. Doubleshot ABS keycaps. Using a doubleshot molding process to ensure the labelling never wears off, the keycaps also have extra-thick walls which make them extremely tough to withstand prolonged, repeated use.
Green mechanical switches for precise execution. Experience the perfect pairing of pressure and response time with satisfying, tactile feedback. Immersive underglow and per-key lighting. Featuring per-key lighting and a striking 3-side underglow when paired with the wrist rest, sync the keyboard with your battlestation and enjoy greater immersion when gaming. Command dial and 8 dedicated macro keys. Assign a custom function to the keyboard’s programmable dial, and game with greater command using a set of macro keys for essential keybinds. Magnetic plush leatherette wrist rest with underglow. Designed to provide secure support for long hours of play, the soft, cushioned wrist rest also features Razer Chroma RGB lighting. Doubleshot ABS keycaps. Using a doubleshot molding process to ensure the labelling never wears off, the keycaps also have extra-thick walls which make them extremely tough to withstand prolonged, repeated use.
Green mechanical switches for precise execution. Experience the perfect pairing of pressure and response time with satisfying, tactile feedback. Immersive underglow and per-key lighting. Featuring per-key lighting and a striking 3-side underglow when paired with the wrist rest, sync the keyboard with your battlestation and enjoy greater immersion when gaming. Command dial and 8 dedicated macro keys. Assign a custom function to the keyboard’s programmable dial, and game with greater command using a set of macro keys for essential keybinds. Magnetic plush leatherette wrist rest with underglow. Designed to provide secure support for long hours of play, the soft, cushioned wrist rest also features Razer Chroma RGB lighting. Doubleshot ABS keycaps. Using a doubleshot molding process to ensure the labelling never wears off, the keycaps also have extra-thick walls which make them extremely tough to withstand prolonged, repeated use.
Green mechanical switches for precise execution. Experience the perfect pairing of pressure and response time with satisfying, tactile feedback. Immersive underglow and per-key lighting. Featuring per-key lighting and a striking 3-side underglow when paired with the wrist rest, sync the keyboard with your battlestation and enjoy greater immersion when gaming. Command dial and 8 dedicated macro keys. Assign a custom function to the keyboard’s programmable dial, and game with greater command using a set of macro keys for essential keybinds. Magnetic plush leatherette wrist rest with underglow. Designed to provide secure support for long hours of play, the soft, cushioned wrist rest also features Razer Chroma RGB lighting. Doubleshot ABS keycaps. Using a doubleshot molding process to ensure the labelling never wears off, the keycaps also have extra-thick walls which make them extremely tough to withstand prolonged, repeated use.
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The lowest price for Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Green Switch(Clicky) right now is $170.00 at CeX, compared across 18 retailers.
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Prices last updated 27 July 2026.
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originally posted on razerzone.com
My son is just starting to build his own pc for gaming and is beyond excited for this keyboard and I can see why. The lightening is a nice touch, but the overall quality of the keyboard is top notch. You can feel and hear how the keys were made to withstand long hours of playing and repeat pressing the keys. We have a few more items to purchase to get this keyboard use up to its full potential, but I’m very happy we chose this as our first keyboard to learn on.
originally posted on Currys
Pros: Perfect. Just what I wanted so I could browse the net and Game on my TV while not at desk. Does everything I wanted including changing colours of keys and brightness. Some games set the colours to the keys you need. Battery life brilliant, cant get it to run out. No keyboard lag and feels same as using wired keyboard also range from receiver to keyboard is great. I use at least 15ft from receiver and no issue.Cons: Not the fault of the keyboard and most likely because I have a wired Razer keyboard as well but to load my colour scheme on this new wireless I have to turn on PC , open Razer software then restart PC. Support not got back to me with solution but I will try removing wired keyboard. Must be software configuration or conflict with wired keyboard but ... MorePros: Perfect. Just what I wanted so I could browse the net and Game on my TV while not at desk. Does everything I wanted including changing colours of keys and brightness. Some games set the colours to the keys you need. Battery life brilliant, cant get it to run out. No keyboard lag and feels same as using wired keyboard also range from receiver to keyboard is great. I use at least 15ft from receiver and no issue.Cons: Not the fault of the keyboard and most likely because I have a wired Razer keyboard as well but to load my colour scheme on this new wireless I have to turn on PC , open Razer software then restart PC. Support not got back to me with solution but I will try removing wired keyboard. Must be software configuration or conflict with wired keyboard but no problem for now.My wired chroma lights on a few keys dont match colours selected so developed a fault. Took a chance this wireless version has improved but this time unlike with the last one , I have registered the warranty so peace of mind for 2 years at least. My wired chroma I just selected darker colours to hide the problem keys and will do the same with this one if problem occurs after the warranty.
originally posted on walmart.com
I'm still fairly new to mechanical keyboards but to date I've used the Huntsman and now this Black-widow Elite keyboard. While both are good I would like to say that as far as typing and media consumption goes that the Black-widow wins over the Huntsman keyboard. For me the Huntsman board was much too fast for me to personally get used to typing on I would always make mistakes on it because I would accidently brush the wrong key and type the wrong word this does not happen on my Black-widow board because the actuation force is 50G VS. the 45G on the huntsman board and trust me you can tell the difference. Also the dedicated media controls on the Elite board are actually quite nice and a feature I didn't know I was missing until I had it. Overall I would say that ... MoreI'm still fairly new to mechanical keyboards but to date I've used the Huntsman and now this Black-widow Elite keyboard. While both are good I would like to say that as far as typing and media consumption goes that the Black-widow wins over the Huntsman keyboard. For me the Huntsman board was much too fast for me to personally get used to typing on I would always make mistakes on it because I would accidently brush the wrong key and type the wrong word this does not happen on my Black-widow board because the actuation force is 50G VS. the 45G on the huntsman board and trust me you can tell the difference. Also the dedicated media controls on the Elite board are actually quite nice and a feature I didn't know I was missing until I had it. Overall I would say that both the Huntsman and Black-Widow Elite boards are great buys if you have the budget for them, the only thing I would take points off for is the cable. It splits into three parts one to power the board, the next to power the USB passthrough, and the last to power the audio passthrough. If you use this feature then it's great and you can ignore this one issue that I have, but if you are like me and don't use it then its honestly just in the way and more cord that you have to cable manage. I really wish there was a way to unplug the extra pieces that you don't need but oh well I will manage and it's honestly just a small issue nothing manager at the end of the day.
| Wireless | No |
| Mechanical | Yes |
| Mechanical Switch Colour | Green |
| Backlit | Yes |
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My son is just starting to build his own pc for gaming and is beyond excited for this keyboard and I can see why. The lightening is a nice touch, but the overall quality of the keyboard is top notch. You can feel and hear how the keys were made to withstand long hours of playing and repeat pressing the keys. We have a few more items to purchase to get this keyboard use up to its full potential, but I’m very happy we chose this as our first keyboard to learn on.
Pros: Perfect. Just what I wanted so I could browse the net and Game on my TV while not at desk. Does everything I wanted including changing colours of keys and brightness. Some games set the colours to the keys you need. Battery life brilliant, cant get it to run out. No keyboard lag and feels same as using wired keyboard also range from receiver to keyboard is great. I use at least 15ft from receiver and no issue.Cons: Not the fault of the keyboard and most likely because I have a wired Razer keyboard as well but to load my colour scheme on this new wireless I have to turn on PC , open Razer software then restart PC. Support not got back to me with solution but I will try removing wired keyboard. Must be software configuration or conflict with wired keyboard but ... MorePros: Perfect. Just what I wanted so I could browse the net and Game on my TV while not at desk. Does everything I wanted including changing colours of keys and brightness. Some games set the colours to the keys you need. Battery life brilliant, cant get it to run out. No keyboard lag and feels same as using wired keyboard also range from receiver to keyboard is great. I use at least 15ft from receiver and no issue.Cons: Not the fault of the keyboard and most likely because I have a wired Razer keyboard as well but to load my colour scheme on this new wireless I have to turn on PC , open Razer software then restart PC. Support not got back to me with solution but I will try removing wired keyboard. Must be software configuration or conflict with wired keyboard but no problem for now.My wired chroma lights on a few keys dont match colours selected so developed a fault. Took a chance this wireless version has improved but this time unlike with the last one , I have registered the warranty so peace of mind for 2 years at least. My wired chroma I just selected darker colours to hide the problem keys and will do the same with this one if problem occurs after the warranty.
I'm still fairly new to mechanical keyboards but to date I've used the Huntsman and now this Black-widow Elite keyboard. While both are good I would like to say that as far as typing and media consumption goes that the Black-widow wins over the Huntsman keyboard. For me the Huntsman board was much too fast for me to personally get used to typing on I would always make mistakes on it because I would accidently brush the wrong key and type the wrong word this does not happen on my Black-widow board because the actuation force is 50G VS. the 45G on the huntsman board and trust me you can tell the difference. Also the dedicated media controls on the Elite board are actually quite nice and a feature I didn't know I was missing until I had it. Overall I would say that ... MoreI'm still fairly new to mechanical keyboards but to date I've used the Huntsman and now this Black-widow Elite keyboard. While both are good I would like to say that as far as typing and media consumption goes that the Black-widow wins over the Huntsman keyboard. For me the Huntsman board was much too fast for me to personally get used to typing on I would always make mistakes on it because I would accidently brush the wrong key and type the wrong word this does not happen on my Black-widow board because the actuation force is 50G VS. the 45G on the huntsman board and trust me you can tell the difference. Also the dedicated media controls on the Elite board are actually quite nice and a feature I didn't know I was missing until I had it. Overall I would say that both the Huntsman and Black-Widow Elite boards are great buys if you have the budget for them, the only thing I would take points off for is the cable. It splits into three parts one to power the board, the next to power the USB passthrough, and the last to power the audio passthrough. If you use this feature then it's great and you can ignore this one issue that I have, but if you are like me and don't use it then its honestly just in the way and more cord that you have to cable manage. I really wish there was a way to unplug the extra pieces that you don't need but oh well I will manage and it's honestly just a small issue nothing manager at the end of the day.
This keyboard is woefully overpriced. I wish the Halo theme was a little more obvious, because it's really just a green keyboard with some painted on scuffs and lines and a 117 on the wrist rest. The wrist rest is not magnetic and does not secure to the keyboard in any way which I find ridiculous for such an expensive keyboard, and they couldn't even properly print the razer logo on the wrist rest, it's off center. As a keyboardit works great, the switches feel great and the lighting is fantastic. Not worth the money, but a good keyboard for Halo fans.
Hands down this is the best mechanical keyboard I’ve ever owned. Easy to setup and to use. I love how it feels on my hands and how it lights up. It was easy to setup. My wife even thinks it’s comfortable to use. I especially enjoy using this while gaming, it handles quite well. I would recommend this for any of you gamers out there. I love it!
This keyboard has been marred with problems ever since I first took it out of the box.It's been less than a year and my windows key - out of nowhere - no longer functions.I took the right shift key off to clean dust under it, and it is incapable of going back into its correct place, meaning I now forever have a sticky shift key.The craftsmanship on this keyboard is embarrassing for its price.
Had the original razer blackwidow rgb when it was still fresh, used it for years and loved it. After 6 years it still kicks, but a few keys get stuck from time to time and the A key lost half the rgb spectrum. So decided to splurge on this new model and still love it. Major differences, build quality went from bulky tough plastic to lean aluminum, you get a memory foam wrist wrest thats magnetic, usb port is on the left side and isnt upside down anymore, audio passthrough might be diff i forgot it was there, and the loss of 5 macro keys for media keys/volume dial. Frankly build quality feels alot nicer, just having new switches feels like a dream again, razer green is clicky and tactile which is what i love but be warned they are loud. Aluminum frame has the entire ... MoreHad the original razer blackwidow rgb when it was still fresh, used it for years and loved it. After 6 years it still kicks, but a few keys get stuck from time to time and the A key lost half the rgb spectrum. So decided to splurge on this new model and still love it. Major differences, build quality went from bulky tough plastic to lean aluminum, you get a memory foam wrist wrest thats magnetic, usb port is on the left side and isnt upside down anymore, audio passthrough might be diff i forgot it was there, and the loss of 5 macro keys for media keys/volume dial. Frankly build quality feels alot nicer, just having new switches feels like a dream again, razer green is clicky and tactile which is what i love but be warned they are loud. Aluminum frame has the entire board feel stronger and sturdier when typing hard, the smaller size of this full size keyboard is also really nice, as I love extra space but still need a numpad. could ramble on but 10/10 keyboard but synapse still sucks.
within a year and a half the keys were already coming off easily. I learned this while playing several games when the 'w' key kept coming off. I am nice to my keyboards so it doesnt make sense that it would already be failing. On top of that, the profile system is not intuitive at all. Instead of everything being saved to your device for in product profile changing, you would only be able to save the key changes, if you wanted your keyboard to have custom colors, you would need to connect it to the internet. YOU CANNOT CHANGE THE COLOR WITH PROFILES. this got to me, I couldnt save color presets and anytime I tried to change profile and change the colors, I had to learn the hard way that they are seen as separate systems and I do not for the life of me understand ... Morewithin a year and a half the keys were already coming off easily. I learned this while playing several games when the 'w' key kept coming off. I am nice to my keyboards so it doesnt make sense that it would already be failing. On top of that, the profile system is not intuitive at all. Instead of everything being saved to your device for in product profile changing, you would only be able to save the key changes, if you wanted your keyboard to have custom colors, you would need to connect it to the internet. YOU CANNOT CHANGE THE COLOR WITH PROFILES. this got to me, I couldnt save color presets and anytime I tried to change profile and change the colors, I had to learn the hard way that they are seen as separate systems and I do not for the life of me understand that. my reccomendation? DO NOT BUY THIS KEYBOARD. you can get much cheaper and better built ones that dont just have a designer logo on it, being its only qualifying feature.
I upgraded to this from my Blackwidow Ultimate (2014) keyboard. I'm not a massive PC gamer, but I use my keyboard at least 50+ hours a week - mostly for work - and I liked the look and feel of my Ultimate (until I broke a key cleaning it...), so I thought I'd give this a go. The keystrokes feel really familiar, making the transition between the two pretty seamless, but there are a couple of extras on this Elite keyboard that I'm really liking.With the Ultimate, you had to remove the keys to get at dust/debris because they were set into a... Pit, I guess- Like a traditional keyboard. And, man, did it gather a bunch of crap over its 5 years of use. The keys on this Elite are set on top of the keyboard though, which allows dust to be blown out really easily or swiped ... MoreI upgraded to this from my Blackwidow Ultimate (2014) keyboard. I'm not a massive PC gamer, but I use my keyboard at least 50+ hours a week - mostly for work - and I liked the look and feel of my Ultimate (until I broke a key cleaning it...), so I thought I'd give this a go. The keystrokes feel really familiar, making the transition between the two pretty seamless, but there are a couple of extras on this Elite keyboard that I'm really liking.With the Ultimate, you had to remove the keys to get at dust/debris because they were set into a... Pit, I guess- Like a traditional keyboard. And, man, did it gather a bunch of crap over its 5 years of use. The keys on this Elite are set on top of the keyboard though, which allows dust to be blown out really easily or swiped through with a cotton bud without the need for taking the keys apart.The media keys are great. It's so much nicer than having to FN+F3/F4 to adjust volume, and having the ability to pause/resume/mute/skip just a button press away is really handy. The "click" button press of each of these keys is really satisfying, and the dial turns smoothly with gentle clicking feedback. The quality of it all is excellent.The colours are a wee bit gimmicky but kinda fun. My young kids like hitting a key and having it ripple out, and playing around with the Chroma studio is kinda fun at first. I did notice that the React (where you press a key and just that key lights up) and Ripple (where the lights ripple out from your key press) effects you can add seem to stop working after a little while. Whereas effects like Flames and Static stick around pretty consistently. Probably a problem with the software rather than the keyboard. The sleep setting for the LEDs - which I've set to 10mins - seems to work consistently and reliably.On the software too - I hooked up my Hue lights using Razer Synapse to see what it did, but I'm not sure what the purpose is. All it seemed to do was lock the lights in the area out from the rest of my home automation system, so I disabled that pretty quickly.The wrist rest is really nice, having not used one for years it actually feels excellent on my wrists/hands. One tiny niggle with it is that sometimes it pushes up underneath the bottom row of keys, making it impossible to press them (and you don't notice until you go to press one). Otherwise, it's sturdy, and the magnet system connects it to the keyboard nicely.In terms of the structure/build of the keyboard, it gets a big tick from me. The USB port actually takes a bit of force to get the USB into it, and it really clings on tightly - which I guess is for gaming where you wouldn't want whatever is plugged in to rip out accidentally. The USB port is on the opposite (left) side of the keyboard compared to my old Ultimate which took a small amount of adjustment but doesn't bother me.The keyboard itself is quite hefty, it has a really solid weight to it and feels like it could take a battering. The kickstands underneath are a massive improvement on the Ultimate - I found the Ultimate would quite easily collapse if you tried to shift the keyboard forward, but the Elite has a lot more resistance to it and slides across the desk nicely. I haven't tried out the audio passthrough - I use Bluetooth headphones, so I can't comment on that.The cables for the keyboard are braided (as the Ultimate was) and really solid feeling, there's a small routing hole for them to tuck through underneath, as well as a rubber clip tie to tidy up the length a bit. The USB plugs at the end of the cables (there are two - one for the keyboard, one for the passthrough port) have green accents in them which is a nice touch, but otherwise, are pretty standard.I would recommend this keyboard. I think the software could do with some improving, but overall I'm really stoked with this purchase.
Quite a few years back I bought a Blackwidow keyboard and wasn't impressed. That was the laptop keyboard like membrane keyboard days. I was a bit afraid of Razer products since, but decided to give it a try a good 8 years or so later, and I'm impressed this time. I actually enjoy typing and have not needed to adjust to this new keyboard much. It just felt right and I have not missed type as much as I used to with some of the other keyboards I've worked withThere were some reviews that the keyboard is too loud. I feel like thats over stated, it is a clicky keyboard, but the sound is actually a bit softer than the old mechanical keyboard I had in the 90s. It should be an issue for most users as far as I can tell. It does say it's a keyboard with noise so I wouldn't ... MoreQuite a few years back I bought a Blackwidow keyboard and wasn't impressed. That was the laptop keyboard like membrane keyboard days. I was a bit afraid of Razer products since, but decided to give it a try a good 8 years or so later, and I'm impressed this time. I actually enjoy typing and have not needed to adjust to this new keyboard much. It just felt right and I have not missed type as much as I used to with some of the other keyboards I've worked withThere were some reviews that the keyboard is too loud. I feel like thats over stated, it is a clicky keyboard, but the sound is actually a bit softer than the old mechanical keyboard I had in the 90s. It should be an issue for most users as far as I can tell. It does say it's a keyboard with noise so I wouldn't have this in the bedroom if someone else is sleeping in there. (I mean, you bought this keyboard knowing it's going to make sound going in, so...)The RGB lighting is actually alot more configurable than I expected, which was great.
| Wireless | No |
| Mechanical | Yes |
| Mechanical Switch Colour | Green |
| Backlit | Yes |
