Packaging and Accessories

As with the Razer Huntsman V2 TKL we saw last year, Razer green accent strips are on the front and back of the packaging for the new DeathStalker V2 Pro before it takes over the sides completely. The black and green combination is one I can get behind, and I expect it to continue throughout the user experience. The product box is relatively thin, which is expected because of the low profile keyboard inside. On the front is a large render of the keyboard all lit up, with the company logo, product name, and salient marketing features for customers who chance upon the keyboard in a brick-and-mortar store. This continues on the back and sides to where there is a lot to learn simply by reading through what is on the box,including that this is a "high-peformance" item apparently. Two seals in the middle and side flaps keep the contents in place during transit.


Opening the box, the keyboard is in a plastic wrap to keep it clean and pristine. It is held in place between two thick foam pieces, and the accessories are in a compartment on the underside of the lid or in a separate cardboard compartment altogether. The paperwork includes a set of stickers and a handy quick start guide I recommend going through to make the most of the onboard functionality and customization options galore. No doubt Razer will have a detailed user manual on the product page at launch, too.


I only expected the detachable USB Type-A to Type-C cable, but Razer also includes an extension adapter for the wireless connectivity options. No doubt a low-profile USB dongle is in the keyboard for 2.4 GHz wireless connection, and this would plug into the Type-A side of the Razer-branded accessory, with the cable going from the PC to the Type-C side of the adapter. This effectively brings the dongle closer to the keyboard if facing connectivity issues and is an appreciated item.