Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro cable and wifi

Unfortunately, it is not possible to use a Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro keyboard on two different PCs at the same time, whether it's through cable or Wi-Fi. The keyboard can only be paired with one device at a time, and switching between devices will require manually disconnecting and connecting the keyboard to the other device. However, you can use a KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch to connect multiple devices to the same keyboard, allowing you to switch between them with ease.

This, but I’d not recommend any KVMs as they’re problematic, ans not all KVMs are playing good with gaming peripherals.

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I just got the TKL version. Still getting used to the Red Linear switches coming from clicky switches. So far it’s been great and it’s really compact great for moving over to couch too. As for worth, all reviews right now say it’s not worth it’s current price, for me it was $289 CAD. I’d say wait for price drop but if G915 is anything to go by won’t be by much at least not for 6 months. However, if you get it and like it and it lasts it’ll be worth it.

To connect your keyboard to a PC via cable, you would need to plug it into the USB port of the computer using the cable that comes with the keyboard. To connect it to a PC via Wi-Fi, you would need to pair it with the PC using the wireless receiver that also comes with the keyboard.

To switch between the two PCs, you would need to unplug the USB cable from the first PC and plug it into the second PC, and then switch the keyboard to Wi-Fi mode and connect it to the second PC using the wireless receiver.

The Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro keyboard is a wireless keyboard that can be connected to your computer via both a USB cable and Bluetooth. It's possible to use the keyboard on two different computers, but you'll need to switch the connection method between the two devices.

If you want to use the keyboard on one computer via cable and the other via Wi-Fi, you'll need to unplug the USB cable from the first computer and then connect the keyboard to the second computer via Bluetooth. Once the keyboard is paired with the second computer, you should be able to use it without any issues.

However, it's important to note that the keyboard can only be connected to one device at a time, whether it's through cable or Bluetooth. So, you'll need to disconnect the keyboard from one device before connecting it to the other. Otherwise, the keyboard won't work properly and may cause connectivity issues.

Overall, it's definitely possible to use the Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro keyboard on two different computers, but you'll need to switch the connection method between the two devices to do so.

the Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro keyboard can be connected to a computer via both a USB cable and Bluetooth, it cannot be connected to two devices simultaneously. In other words, you cannot use the keyboard on two different computers at the same time.

If you want to use the keyboard on two different computers, you will need to physically unplug the keyboard from one computer and plug it into the other. Alternatively, you can connect the keyboard to one computer via Bluetooth and the other computer via USB, but you will need to manually switch between the two connection methods each time you want to switch computers.

It's good to know that the keyboard can be connected to a computer via both USB and Bluetooth, but it cannot be connected to two devices at the same time.

I appreciate the suggestions you provided for using the keyboard on multiple computers, including physically unplugging the keyboard from one computer and plugging it into the other, or switching between USB and Bluetooth connections. These workarounds should be helpful for anyone who needs to use the keyboard on different computers.

It's always useful to have a versatile keyboard that can be used with multiple devices, and I appreciate your insights on how to make the most of the Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro keyboard.