Pick up the Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition if you want a tenkeyless esports keyboard with a novel key switch design. Avoid it if you don't want to spend $130 on a tenkeyless model.

Compact design, Great performance, Sensible software

Expensive, Key switches feel similar to cheaper options, No carrying case or cable management

If you like your clacky keyboards, Razer's new Huntsman is going to be right up your street. This thing is LOUD. Much louder, I'd say, than any other keyboard I've tested so far, and I'd probably even go as far as saying it's clickier and clackier than the Cherry MX blue switches found in mechanical...

The Razer Huntsman keyboard has finally landed on our desks and we are more than ecstatic to test the keyboard that has been lauded by many to be one of the best gaming keyboards in the market right now. Unboxing the beast, we found the standard Razerfare.

Satisfying typing experience; No-fuss keyboard; Very customisable

Keycaps get shiny; Price

The arrival of the Razer Huntsman -- the sleek, cut-down sibling of the larger and more full-featured Huntsman Elite -- means it's time to continue our dive into the world of opto-mechanical keyboards, veering left from the analog domain of the Cooler Master MK850 or the Wooting One to check out a...

Stunning switches; Excellent sound; Quality construction; Subtle lines and lighting

Too noisy for some; Non-illuminated secondary functions; No dedicated media controls; Hard-wired cable

The Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition is a fast keyboard, with a stunning lightweight design. It's a bit expensive, but if you need that speed and portability it's worth it.

Fast switches; Minimalist design; Removable cable

Expensive; Not many extra features

After trying out the keyboard in CS: GO, Borderlands 3, Halo: Reach and Darksiders 3, we were quite impressed by the insanely fast actuation speed this keyboard is capable of.

Tenkeyless keyboards, or those without a numberpad, have always been my go-to keyboard format, whether it’s for work or play. I don’t deal with a lot of numerical data in my daily work, so the smaller footprint helps keep my desk just a bit more clutter-free.

The Razer Huntsman is my go-to gaming keyboard. One thing that might not be for everyone is its size – it’s huge! Enter: The Razer Huntsman Mini, a 60% keyboard with all the Huntsman optical key goodness.