That includes four media playback buttons and a digital dial that can be used for volume adjustment as standard, or customised to do more too. One downside of the design is the doubleshot design means that the RGB lighting doesn't get completely through the etching of the lettering, leading to some dark spots when lighting is active - which is a shame.Īlongside the usual keyboard layout, there's also a nice set of multi-function keys. They have a curve to them and the finish is pleasant on the fingertips. We found the standard keycaps are nice enough for daily use. Razer has its own colourful keycap sets that you can purchase as an additional boost for this keyboard, but with a standard bottom row layout any keycaps should work. If you like the idea of an upgrade with your own keycaps, then that's an option. This keyboard comes with Razer's Doubleshot PBT keycaps as standard, designed to be more durable and long-lasting than standard keycaps. It has a matte finish and an understated look and feel - until you plug it in for the RGB lighting. At first glance, it's not much to look at, but it certainly feels solidly built and well constructed. The Razer Huntsman V2 is a full-sized gaming keyboard which, on the face of it, has that standard Razer vibe.
What makes the Huntsman V2 appealing though are the upgrades you can't see.
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