Razer Huntsman V2 Analog
The analog innovator — optical switches with adjustable actuation and dual-input keys, an Editor's Choice
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ Analog optical switches with adjustable actuation
- ✓ Dual-step actuation — two functions per key
- ✓ Doubleshot PBT keycaps, USB passthrough
- ✓ Magnetic leatherette wrist rest
Our take
One of the most innovative keyboards reviewers have tested: analog optical switches bring adjustable, controller-like input to a keyboard. TechRadar handed it an Editor's Choice; the caveats are the high price and stiff-feeling keys.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Genuinely useful analog actuation
- + Excellent build and keycaps
- + USB passthrough and media controls
- + Top-tier gaming performance
Cons
- − Expensive
- − Keys can feel stiff
- − Synapse software is divisive
Review sources
We aggregate scores from these sources. Each source is weighted by credibility tier.
% positive sentiment across Reddit discussions
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