These are the best Razer keyboards to take your PC gaming to the next level

The Huntsman V3 Pro is the premium offering from Razer. With their signature Razer Analog switch alongside a litany of other customisable features, you can tune this keyboard to exactly how you want to win your next match.

You're also able to adjust the actuation of your switches so they actuate when you want them to. That isn't where the customisation stops, however. Thanks to a firmware update, it's now able to support the most recent advancement in PC gaming, Snap Tap. If you've ever played Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Overwatch, you may be familiar with counter-strafing, now with Snap Tap enabled, changing movement and direction has never been quicker.

Elsewhere, the wrist rest attaches to the keyboard via magnets, a range of media keys as well as a configurable dial, and the aluminium top-plate provides a sturdy, solid typing experience.

Carrying only 60% of the key found on a full-sized board, the Mini truly lives up to its name. The reduced size means that its desk footprint is significantly smaller than full and TKL boards, allowing for streamlined and low-fuss setups. The small shape also allows gamers to play with the board at a 45-degree angle, which some find much more comfortable. Besides the size, the Mini also carries Razer's signature quality and excellent switches.

Capable of all the most recent Razer updates such as Snap-Tap, this is a more compact, more affordable version of the regular sized Huntsman, the only compromise coming at the loss of the num-pad and function keys. if you think you can adapt and want a great keyboard to take with you on-the-go, then the Huntsman mini will help you wherever you need to go.

While not many Razer peripherals are inaccessibly expensive, a modest budget might not stretch to the mechanical options. Luckily, Razer has furnished the marketplace with the Cynosa Lite, a membrane gaming keyboard. Keystrokes have a nice and rapid response which is notably quiet, due to the membrane, so it's good for late-night gaming as well as office work.

It carries Razer Chroma RGB, too, so it certainly looks the part. Membrane keyboards come under fire quite a bit in online forums. However, we have found the good ones – like the Cynosa Lite – are enjoyable to use day-in and day-out.

The Cynosa Lite is about a fifth of the cost of other Razer keyboards, but it's not only this low price that makes it popular. Whether you're just getting started in PC gaming, want a change from controllers, or simply want to invest in a computer itself rather than accessories; this option provides Razer quality with a friendlier RRP.

The BlackWidow gaming keyboard is one of the best-known peripherals produced by Razer, alongside the DeathAdder mouse. The V4 improves on the series' ever-popular and affordable formula. The switches are Razer Green, offering clicky and tactile feedback which will last 80 million strokes, with robust shine-through ABS keycaps to top everything off.

Even with all these great features, this edition of the BlackWidow has something that others don't, the ability to change the switches. If you don't fancy the feel of the clicky switches after a while, you're able to swap them out with no fuss, no soldering, just grab the included keycap/switch puller and get to work. This allows for great customisability on top of the already amazing options available through Razer Synapse.

Simply put, if you want a quality Razer keyboard to truly make your own, this is the best choice for you.

If you're looking to take Razer's signature quality to work with you, but are worried about the noise, lights, or overall "gamer" vibe they bring, the Pro Ultra is for you. Featuring a sleek white/silver colourway, included leatherette wrist rest and equipped with Yellow silent mechanical switches, your work never looked so good (or sounded so quiet).

Though it may not include features such as Razer Chroma RGB, you're still able to make this keyboard yours in other ways. The keys are fully programmable and there's also the option to remap keys though the Razer Synapse. Excel shortcuts have never been this simple.

Still utilising the same mechanical switch design Razer are known for, just without the clicky tactile bump, means that at the office or at home you'll have a consistent typing experience. If you do want to use it across multiple units, it is able to connect to up to 4 other devices, including a dongle for those machines without Bluetooth.

The final option on the list is for those who want to keep things calm and quiet during their gaming sessions. The Ornata V3 X has a membrane keyboard which sports extra slim keycaps, allowing for a more subtle and ergonomic typing experience as you work, or play.

Though a budget option, if you wanted to dazzle your co-workers, the included RGB is there to help you. Though there isn't too much difference between this and the Cynosa Lite, the inclusion of the wrist rest helps set it apart. It could be improved upon to further the distance between the cheapest Razer option, but for now it acts as a great, low-profile alternative.