Razer Huntsman V2 Analog Gaming Keyboard - Analog Optical Switches / Doubleshot PBT keycaps / Full 3.6 mm Actuation / 16.8 million RGB colors / Magnetic Plush Leatherette Wrist Rest / Multi-Function Digital Dial And 4 Media Keys / RZ03-03610100-R3M1 + FREE DELIVERY !

The Razer Huntsman V2 Analog is an analog optical gaming keyboard with a full 3.6 mm actuation and doubleshot keycaps. Razer Chroma RGB gives 16.8 million colour options across per-key lighting, a magnetic plush leatherette wrist rest attaches for long sessions, and a multi-function digital dial with four dedicated media keys handles playback and system settings without leaving the game.

The Huntsman V2 Analog was Razer's pioneering analog optical keyboard, built to read how far a key is pressed rather than treating every press as a single on or off event. That change is what separates it from a standard mechanical board, and it arrives with the full feature set expected of Razer's flagship keyboards.

The video demonstrates the Razer Analog Optical Switch, the component the whole keyboard is built around. It shows actuation happening at optical speed while the switch still reports how deep the press went, which is the combination of pace and control that Razer's earlier optical switches could not offer.

The keycaps are made by a doubleshot moulding process, which forms the legend as a separate layer of plastic instead of printing it on the surface, so it cannot wear off with use. Reinforced walls back the caps up for durability under intense, repeated pressing, and the moulding also prevents the legends fading over time.

Actuation depth is yours to set: 1.5 mm for a light, fast trigger point suited to rapid gaming, or 3.6 mm when you want a deliberate press that will not fire from a resting finger. The same physical key serves both, so the board adapts to a technique rather than forcing one.

Analog input removes the eight-way limit of WASD movement, so the switches report smooth 360-degree motion in the way an analog joystick does. For FPS and racing games that means walking, leaning or steering by how far the key is held, rather than choosing between full speed and nothing at all.

Dual-step actuation assigns two separate functions to a single key, triggering the first at a shallow press and the second when the key bottoms out further. That maps neatly onto advanced combos and skill rotations, where two commands that always follow each other can be collapsed into one movement of the finger.

Razer Chroma RGB drives 16.8 million lighting possibilities across a wide set of effects, covering both per-key illumination and the keyboard's underglow. Lighting can be synchronised across the rest of a Chroma setup, and it reacts dynamically in over 150 integrated games rather than simply cycling a preset pattern.

A multi-function digital dial sits alongside four dedicated media keys, handling pause, play and skip as well as adjustments that run from screen brightness to volume. Because the controls are physical and assignable, changing a track or dropping the volume takes one movement rather than an alt-tab out of a game.

A USB 3.0 passthrough port is built into the keyboard, so a headset, drive or controller plugs in at the desk rather than at the back of the tower. On a machine sitting under a desk or in a cabinet, that is the difference between a two-second connection and moving the whole system to reach a port.

The plush leatherette wrist rest attaches magnetically, so it snaps into alignment with the front edge of the keyboard and lifts away just as easily when the desk is needed for something else. Its padding supports the wrists through extended sessions, which is when the angle of an unsupported hand starts to be felt.