Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro

Low-latency wireless and Bluetooth Bright, vibrant RGB lighting Metal volume wheel and media button Solid battery life

Expensive No tactile switch option Mushy typing experience

“The Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro is a solid low-profile gaming keyboard, but it's not for everyone.”

Great looks ; Incredible build quality ; Fantastic battery life

Expensive ; Mushy switches

The Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro is a middling low-profile gaming keyboard. It’s immensely well built with a minimalistic and refined aesthetic that looks excellent, while the battery life is great and the wireless connectivity is more than just...

Fast performance ; Short actuation ; Compact tenkeyless form ; Thin and light

Ridiculously expensive

Just when you think the Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro gaming keyboard line from Razer couldn’t get better, you get the Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro TKL, combining that low-profile design with an even smaller footprint. It’s excellent for gaming, but its fast...

Razer low-profile optical switches ; Connect up to 3 devices wirelessly ; 40+ hours of battery life

Multifunction roller has problems ; Sometimes a delay to connect

The Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro is a low-profile gaming keyboard that will look good with any desk setup. Despite being so slim and compact, you still get per-key RGB lighting and a separate number pad. There are a few issues with the roller and...

Comfortable design ; Minimal keycap wobble ; Excellent RGB lighting ; Premium quality finish

Battery life isn't up to much ; Expensive

This might be Razer's most interesting and satisfying keyboard to date. A low-profile keyboard with serious style, superb comfort and plenty of features too.

Low-profile design ; Solid build quality with aluminum alloy top ; Fast optical switches ; Three connection options ; Decent battery life ; New coated ABS keycaps resist fingerprints/shine ; Even per-key RGB lighting ; HyperSpeed multi-device pairing

No wrist rest included ; Clicky switch options not available until later ; Media button cannot be reporgrammed ; Pricey

The Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro is a no-brainer if you like lower-profile keyboards. With its new coated ABS keycaps, linear optical switches, great performance, decent battery life, and three connection methods, it’s an easy pick for a 2022 Editor’s...

Solid build quality ; Light, slim, and relatively portable ; Better switch design and stability compared to some competitors

Ridiculously expensive ; Low-profile design and switches don't provide the most satisfying typing experience ; No PBT keycaps

Excellent RGB ; Plenty of customization

Poor value ; Quality feels cheap ; Mushy keys

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