Razer is best known for gaming hardware replete with garish stylings and plenty of RGB lighting-- making the BlackWidow Lite, a minimalist mechanical keyboard in a matte shade of black, something of a surprise.
Technically a more "executive" version of the BlackWidow gaming keyboard, the BlackWidow Lite promises "near-silent, tactile feedback" through the use of Razer Orange switches. In case users want to cut down the noise even further, the keyboard also includes additional rubber o-rings. The keys promise an 80-million keystroke lifespan, as well as 10-key rollover with anti-ghosting.
The keyboard does include lighting, but only in the shape of white LEDs allowing use in low light. The brightness of said lighting is fully adjustable, and one can customise it further through Razer Synapse 3 software. The software also provides keyboard macros, shortcuts and other functions in case the user wants to play, as well as work.
The BlackWidow Lite is available now.