The Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition uses a new iteration of the optomechanical switches present in the Razer Huntsman Elite, which should come as a surprise to approximately no one. However, take this with a grain of salt because we're generally terrible at Overwatch.īut, the tech backs us up on paper. Our character is extremely responsive, and it didn't feel like there was any delay in our commands. Still, playing Overwatch on the Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition feels pretty great. We're old folks that just like to relax in front of a fire, playing Journey on PC.

This means we have to just get one thing out of the way right off the bat: we're not professional gamers here at TechRadar. Of course, as a device aimed primarily at esports gamers, performance is all that matters. We love this removable cable (Image credit: Future) Performance We did it for the aesthetic, just like Razer. After messing around with the Synapse software, which is how you'll customize all the lighting and macros, we left it on the default wheel effect just to stare at all the pretty colors. And coupled with the minimal chassis design of the Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition, it looks simply brilliant. Over the years, Razer Chroma has been getting more customizable and visually appealing. Of course, because this is a Razer product, the Huntsman Tournament Edition is completely packed with RGB lighting. More than any other subset, esports gamers care about accuracy and reliability, both of which come hand-in-hand with the freedom that wireless peripherals offer. However, don't take the removable cable to mean that this is a wireless device: it isn't. On the back of the keyboard on the left hand side, there's a recessed USB-C port, where you connect a USB-C to USB-A cable that will run to your PC. Rather than have a cable that can get jostled around in transit or during particularly erratic gaming sessions, the cable is simply removable. One of the coolest design elements here is the removable cable.

The Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition is a tenkeyless keyboard, which means that it doesn't have a numpad, which might put spreadsheet addicts into a frenzy, but really it's a design choice that makes sense for the target audience here.

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