Razer blackwidow tournament edition vs corsair k65

The Deathadder had a mouse button go out, both of my Nagas just magically quit working outside of warranty, and my Sabertooth's trigger stopped working (shortly after I fixed it myself, but my fix was just a bandaid and the controller had cancer, so it eventually quit working). However, every single Razer mouse that has been in my house - two Nagas, and a couple Mambas - as well as my Sabertooth controller have all ended up having issues. Now I sound like I'm talking up the Blackwidow, and I am. Though, I don't know if that would cause a problem down the road if it is even a problem. I didn't believe him at first but I tried it, and sure enough the switches did bend. However, someone here pointed out to me that the switches would bend way more than a Cherry switch would if you type hard enough. The lighting control in Synapse was also super easy compared to Corsair's CUE. The Blackwidow felt more solid when typing, but the switches themselves weren't my cup of tea as I'm not a fan of Blues (or any equivalent) anymore. I had one of their Blackwidow Chromas when it first came out and I compared it to my K65 - before someone asks, I got it cheap of off someone who didn't want it anymore and I decided to buy it to give to another friend. The important thing is how much of a quality control issue Razer has. It's not just that - how they feel can be subjective. Are they really that bad? I seen a lot of people say that they find Cherry MX Blues to be mushy compared the Razer Greens.

Razer blackwidow tournament edition vs corsair k65