Remove Razer Keyboard Driver

I use this for my USB headphones, razer blackwidow keyboard , Razer deathadder mouse and so much more I added to it and it's coming up now on two years in Feb, having this and been thinking of buying another

love this keyboard a lot its more comfortable than my razer v3 mini.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Purchased to replace a defective Razer keyboard. I have been very impressed with the responsiveness and feel of the keys. This keyboard is great for playing games and also pleasant to type on and not as loud as a mechanical board. It also has a pretty impressive heft to it, so it does not slide around one's desk.

This is one of those pricy bits of kit that you don't absolutely need, but you don't know how much you want it until you have it. Got these for our two FX9's after seeing a potential use for them based on my experience with the FS7. In addition to the convenience of pushing a button to reposition the arm, it feels much more solid than the OEM arm mount. One thing to note - you're going to need a precision screw driver to remove the OEM mount off the FX9 grip arm. The screws & metal plate that you have to remove are insanely fragile for a $10k+ camera. You will almost certainly strip at least one screw, then you'll have to basically break off the metal plate to free the grip half of the arm. I learned this on the first FX9 & used a better driver for the second. Obviously this isn't Shape's fault, but just know installing this does require you to open up the OEM arm which is a bit more delicate than you might think.

installed these into a razer pro 17 because Razer only gives you 16gb. So i went with OWC and its working great.

A great high-quality product once you get it installed. It did not auto-install the driver in Win 7 when the USB connector was plugged in as described in the quick menu. I had to manually install the driver using the provided disk. After that minor annoyance, I found it to be a super tool, very programmable/customizable for command menus which greatly reduces the need for keyboard inputs. It is also easily convertible to left-hand use. I've used an older Intuos2 in the past, so transitioning to the tablet was not a big issue. I really like the smaller size - it's very convenient to use in your lap (especially with it's wireless feature), fits well on the desktop next to keyboard, and requires less hand movement. The wireless feature has worked very well for me and has not presented any problems. It is perfect for Photoshop, Lightroom, CAD work, general-purpose use & web navigation. I rarely use the mouse, although I do sometimes miss the scroll wheel. To say the least, I'm extremely happy with the purchase of this tablet.

Very solid. Very adjustable(up & down, and side to side). Easy to install with a drill driver like 7 screws plus 2 with rubber stops for the slide. Screw to underside of desk. Mouse pad can go on either side. The wrist pads or cushions have an adhesive backing and stick down to the keyboard platform. Way better than a keyboard drawer.

The keyboard isn't back-lite like the Magic one, but so what? You can't use the Magic one just as a tablet unless you remove it first, because the Magic doesn't fold back on itself.

Keeps my razer blade 14 safe, thanks!

It’s a protective keyboard case with excellent functionality. I remove and attach the keyboard constantly. The keyboard always connects flawlessly. The kickstand offers versatility and stability.