One of the latest gaming keyboards from RAZER has a really long name: BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth Edition. The original BlackWidow Ultimate model has a similar shape, but is a little noisier when the keys are pressed, because it comes with the Cherry MX Blue switches; for the Stealth Edition, Razer have chosen the Cherry MX Brown switches, so we do not get extra “click” noise the Blues come with. The Stealth Edition is shipped inside a large cardboard box and on the frontal side we can find the main product highlights, along with a small opening through which we can press the directional keys, even without unsealing the box, to see if this type of switch suits our needs or not:

On one of the sides, we can find some icons that represent the product features:

The compatibility with the latest OS from Microsoft is represented with an icon; near it we can see listed the system requirements:

On the back of the box, we can see the main components of the keyboard explained:

The box is fully sealed, as we have also seen at the previous Razer product enclosures in the past:

After the removal of the first packaging layer, we can see the keyboard surrounded by cardboard material; the documentation is located inside an envelope under the keyboard and the cable is hidden inside the cardboard frame :

The keyboard comes with a black braided cable to enhance durability:

The Stealth Edition surface and keys have a matte finish, soft to the touch; each key has an optimized actuation force of 45g and a reduced actuation distance of 2mm:

On the left side we can find five extra programmable keys (M1 to M5):

The F keys have double function as multimedia controls, like Volume Up/Down, Mute, Play/Pause and so on: