So like I said in the opening the Blackwidow X shares a lot with the other Blackwidows but they made a few major changes that you can see right out of the hole. The keyboards cord is wrapped up and tucked away inside of the back cardboard. There is foam on each end keeping everything from moving around then cardboard on the front and back. Then from there the keyboard comes with a plastic cover on it with the exception of the direction pad for the front window. The documentation that comes with every Razer product is tucked away up on the underside of the top. Inside the box they did change things up though.
The back of the box is surprisingly clear of all of the normal marketing jargon, there are three semitransparent pictures that show the keyboards main features and that’s about it.
It’s weird though that the picture of the keyboard wasn’t closer to life sized to match the exposed keys though. There is also window that gives you access to the direction pad as well so people can get a feel for the switches in the store. The keyboards name is down in the bottom left corner and they have a Razer 3 headed snake logo up in the top right. The cover though does have a large photo of the keyboard with its backlighting turned on.
The box has the same signature flat black look with Razer green for trim. While they may have changed things up in the keyboards design, the Blackwidow X didn’t really change things much as far as packaging goes. After activation, full features are available in optional offline mode. Razer Synapse registration (requiring a valid e-mail), software download, license acceptance, and internet connection needed to activate full features of product and for software updates. Razer Mechanical Switches with 50g actuation forceĬhroma customizable backlighting with 16.8 million color optionsįully programmable keys with on-the-fly macro recording
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