I believe the Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% is only the company’s second-ever to let you swap out switches, after last year’s non-Pro version. It’s also got a cool screen, dial, and connects wirelessly. But at $300, I’d wait until the mech keyboard community weighs in!
Wonder if Razer has considered selling BYO-switch keyboard kits?
If I saw their splash screen, I knew I was in for a unique gaming experience.”
That’s Verge commenter Shabanga, perfectly encapsulating why we care that this publisher is imploding. Annapurna barely makes its own games, but its label stands (or stood) for quality in a way we rarely see — the closest comparison might be Criterion Collection movies.
Will a 10MB screenshot help you justify a $700 purchase?
Nothing’s $200 CMF Phone 1 only shipped with swappable cases and a stand to start, but this Bambu Lab contest inspired makers to put all kinds of awesome 3D printed contraptions on the back of the phone.
Maybe we don’t need Project Ara — just user-replaceable batteries (pretty please) and some user-facing screws!
Here it is in Sony’s gallery-full of images, including some on the optional vertical stand — and one that shows how it attaches to the also-optional, not-included Blu-ray disc drive.
