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Razer Huntsman V2, the newest keyboard on the market, goes analogue

If you thought Razer’s newest keyboard looked a tad classic, you’d be absolutely right. The Razer Huntsman V2 is analogue, but it’s also anything but.

Get excited for the Razer Huntsman V2, which just hit shelves on February 5th. At first glance it certainly doesn’t disappoint, with familiar and colourful RGB lighting alongside impressive specs.

What distinguishes the Huntsman V2 from the rest of the Razer pack is Analog Optical Switches, a brand new innovation and one that the keyboard holds front and centre.

Razer Huntsman V2

Like its predecessors, the Razer Huntsman V2 declares itself to be fit for any gamer’s ultimate battle station. The keyboard is said to be fully versatile, adding an extra dimension to your gaming experience.

It boasts a lifespan of 100 million keystrokes and can facilitate up to 16.8 million different colour combinations. Let’s not forget its standout point too: the Razer Analog Optical Switches.

This cool new function uniquely combines analogue input, adjustable actuation, and dual-step actuation into one innovative gadget.

What’s more, as an upgraded edition to Razer’s keyboard legacies, the Huntsman V2 can determine the amount of light that passes through each analogue switch to measure key depth, allowing variable actuation points for each key. This feature will certainly be useful for games that require sensitivity, or the ability to bind several commands to a single key.

 

It’s available through the Razer website right now.