Razer huntsman V2 analog issue with Ghosting/WASD malfunction during gameplay
Razer huntsman V2 analog issue with Ghosting/WASD malfunction during gameplay
a few months back I purchased the Razer Huntsman V2 Analog keyboard. it’s connected to the Type C port on the back of my motherboard. initially, I really enjoyed using it and everything worked smoothly. however, after just a couple of days playing Halo, while holding W and D to move forward or right, I let go and noticed something strange—W stopped and D stayed enabled. whenever I held D again, it would stop until I released it. the only solution was to press the key that glitched, which was D, then hit the opposite key so A would activate. it was quite frustrating, especially since this was my third Razer keyboard and I had never experienced such a problem before. three months later, I’ve come to accept this as a known issue. now, I often find myself dealing with WASD locking up unexpectedly in games, which can happen at any time and usually ends badly. I haven’t found anyone else experiencing this problem with a Razer keyboard, nor any other modern keyboard for that matter. The last time I encountered this was on an old keyboard I bought from a supermarket when I first started playing PC games 10 years ago. I don’t know why it’s happening now. if anyone can help, I’d really appreciate it.
It's not exactly ghosting—it's because of a faulty product, particularly a defective key switch. It might be helpful to reach out to Razer as well as your seller so everyone is informed about the problem. Looking back, Razer has always had impressive designs and was among the first with top-tier hardware, but they often overpromised. Their quality control seems to be lacking or poorly managed, making it hard to distinguish good from bad. I've put a lot of money into Razer's ecosystem, yet everything has failed when warranties expired or just before they did.
It's not exactly ghosting—it's because of a faulty product, particularly a defective key switch. It might be helpful to reach out to Razer as well as your seller so everyone is informed about the problem. Looking back, Razer has always had impressive designs and was among the first with top-tier hardware, but they often overpromised. Their quality control seems to be lacking or disconnected, with staff either unable to distinguish good from bad. I've put a lot of money into Razer's ecosystem, yet it all ended poorly when the warranty expired or just before.