I haven’t tested this, and I don’t recommend it either, but my point is that the build quality looks and feels very, very solid. Ultimately, it’s just an incredibly well built and quality piece of kit, the kind that I would expect to be 100% fully working after I drop it on the floor, purely based on how solid the exterior is. Again, the position of these ports is questionable, but the convenience is undeniable.
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The aux is for pretty much the same use, it can be plugged into your PC to be used as a Speaker/Microphone dual passthrough, the other side of which is next to the USB port on the keyboard itself. This is nice, though I question the wisdom of putting the port on the keyboard’s right side, where one would usually be using their mouse. But fear not, that’s not a testament to how difficult it is to power the keyboard or anything like that, instead, one USB port is routed to the keyboard itself, allowing you to easily plug and play USB devices from the port to the right side of the keyboard. The fiber braided cable is thick and has a decent length to it – on the other end you’ll find two standard USBs and an aux – yes, that’s right, TWO USBs. You could complain that this adds a couple of inches more to the keyboard – which some consumers with small desks might want to avoid, but for most people? A wonderful bonus that really assists in making this a wonderfully comfortable keyboard. This elevates your wrists just enough to hover over all of the keys with ease, making my complaints about the keyboard feeling oddly thick or the keys placed seemingly higher than most completely immaterial. But this wrist rest has clearly been put in the box deliberately. It seems like a small addition, after all, it’s a wrist rest. But then I attached the soft and comfortable wrist rest, and that solved almost all of my complaints. At first I just wasn’t used to it, the keys felt like they were raised too high, and the keyboard itself seemed thicker than it should be – in addition to the added weight (which, admittedly, is only a problem if you have the keyboard on your lap instead of at a desk). The second thing I noticed? How wonderfully ergonomic it is.
By day three, I forgot it was ever even an issue for me. A tiny, insignificant complaint, right? I usually judge the position on my hands on a keyboard by how far my pinky has to stretch to find the edge, and this caused me to assume that the Shift key was well out of the way for whatever reason – something that infuriated me on day one. The first thing I noticed about the Blackwidow Chroma V2 was actually a mild negative – I didn’t like the Macro keys on the left side of the keyboard. Fully programmable keys with on-the-fly macro recording.Chroma backlighting with 16.8 million customizable color options.Razer™ Mechanical Switches with 45g actuation force.
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