
RAZER BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black, US Layout, Black
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RAZER BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black, US Layout, Black is a gaming keyboard made by Razer. It is listed at 2 UK shops, cheapest in stock at Currys for £248.97 (checked 19 October 2026); in-stock prices run from £248.97 to £299.99.
From the retailer
Stay ahead of the game. This BlackWidow comes pre-loaded with the Razer Orange switches that give you a tactile bump with every keypress. But the keyboard is hot-swappable, so you can kit it out with almost any switch you desire. And it wouldn't be a gaming keyboard without proper RGB. You can customise your heart out with Razer Chroma per-key lighting and underglow. There's a huge palette of 16.8 million colours and loads of effects to make this keyboard your own. And the compact, 75% layout doesn't take up unnecessary desk space. Perfect for mouse swipes and snacks. Good to know
- Its handy multi-function media roller and media keys can be used to pause, play, skip and tweak everything from brightness to volume
- The factory lubricated switches and aluminium top plate keep the noise down, and the premium feeling up
- No keystrokes will be missed thanks to N-Key rollover, even if your button mashing
- To keep your hands nice and comfy during gruelling online battles, snap the plush magnetic wrist rest onto the keyboard
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