What’s going on guys, it’s Brainbean—today I’m putting two super expensive, feature-packed flagship boards head to head: the Razer Huntsman Elite V2 Analog vs the Corsair K100 RGB. I kept this one short and sweet and focused on the stuff that actually matters if you’re about to drop $230–$250 on a gaming keyboard: build quality, wrist rests, media controls, USB passthrough placement, RGB implementation, and software. Both are full-size boards with exposed switches on a metal top plate, both have solid detachable wrist rests (best either company has done yet), and both deliver that “look at me” RGB—Razer with the wraparound light bar plus wrist rest glow, Corsair with a cleaner light bar and styling. Where things get spicy is features and switches. Corsair brings the K100’s iCUE control wheel (a little gimmicky, but genuinely useful), an AXON processor with up to 4,000Hz polling and a ridiculous 200 onboard profiles, plus six dedicated macro keys—which I actually like. Razer counters with the analog switches, and for versatility they’re just on another level: dynamic actuation you can change on the fly, pressure-sensitive inputs like a joystick, and dual actuation commands. My overall take: Razer wins the switch department hands down, but the K100 is the better overall keyboard package with nicer keycaps, improved stabilizers, better media keys, and a top plate that just looks more premium—while also being a bit cheaper. The real kicker is price creep: at this point, you’re flirting with custom build money.