Sorry for only one picture. I had taken many photos of both keyboards but Amazon is not allowing me to upload images from my gallery so just took this shot to show both keyboards together.Despite buying primarily Razer products I am NOT a Razer Fan boy and my reviews are completely honest.I have been using both keyboards for more than a month now and ended up settling on the black widow.I bought both keyboards with Amazon Renew which gives you a 90 day return policy so it's a great way to get to know a product before keeping it and save some money too! The Huntsman is a nice keyboard but ultimately the black widow 65% form factor is was the determining factor the fact it could also share the dongle of my mouse was a nice bonus. I will go into details below of the pros and cons of both.First I want to say, if you are not already in the Razer eco system like I am you may want to explore other options because the Razer Synapse is probably the only problem with these keyboards. Maybe Razer will fix them with updates, but I doubt it because they have a good enough approach to certain things.Black Widow (BW) 65% vs Huntsman (HM) 60%- Switches: The BW yellow switches only make sounds when released while the HM red switches make a sound when they bottom out and when released making this the louder of the two. They both feel like quality switches but the HM keys feel more stable. Also if you don't know the HM switches are optical and will last longer and have a faster response time but I find them to be way to sensitive to type on. The BW ditches allow the LED light to shine through which means if you switch key caps you won't be disappointed with the results. That said the HM had me feeling not impressed with some new key caps I purchased for the fact the the light only shines away from you. This is exaggerated by the spacebar. The BW is definitely the brighter option which is shocking since it is wireless.- 65% or 60%: I don't know why anyone would have a 60% keyboard if a 65% is an option. Removing arrow keys from a keyboard means you have to use your mouse when typing. I am a programmer and this quickly became a hindrance in my productivity. Razer gives access to the arrow keys by means of pressing function but the location is unnatural and you will quickly opt to using the mouse instead. This brings up one of the issues with Razer Synapse and that is you can't map Razers preset "hyper shift" keys so you can't correct the placement of things. Using the 60% as a dedicated gaming keyboards means you will be limited on custom mapping most of the keyboard.- Design: I think the HM has a much cleaner design with the small bezels. I honestly wish the HM was 65% and this would be a really hard choice. They both feel like quality keyboards but the HM comes with PBT Keycaps which makes this feel like the more premium choice even though the BW is twice the price.- Connectivity: The BW wins hands down offering Bluetooth, 2.4ghz and usb-c and unlike the HM the usb-c connector is not proprietary. I put a magnetic connector on the BW so that I can quickly connect it for charging only and leave it on 2.4ghz. works great but only issue with the BW is the keyboard goes to sleep even when charging and it doesn't wake quick enough to not be annoying. Can't seem to disable the feature either even if you have it off in the settings. Since I game with the Tartarus if I switch to the keyboard to quickly type something it is usually a sleep and the delay can be costly while gaming. Also Bluetooth seems to not be the best, I had to repair multiple times when I trying to reconnect to my computer using it. I try to just stick with the 2.4ghz. You have to connect all razer products to the USB ports directly on your computer or you will experience buggy behavior. The fact that the BW can use the same dongle as the Naga mouse means I only need 2 USB ports for my current setup and can avoid the bugs that razer doesn't want to address. One of those bugs is an increased frequency of key press lockups which I will go into more detail later.- Function: I found with both the BW and the HM and even the Tartarus Pro that sometines keys get stuck in a active/pressed state. This seems to be software related but I thought I would mention it. To fix it you have to press that same key again and rarely but sometimes you have to disconnect the device. Seems to be a trend with Razer products if you do your research. The sensitivity of the HM makes it a little more difficult to type on the the BW. Even just slightly resting your finger on a key will trigger it, seriously.What I would like to see:- Razer Synapse not restricting a users ability to customize the keyboard. That is the point of these gaming keyboards, isn't it.- fix the issue with the stuck keys, I don't see how any competitive gamer would trust a razer keyboard.Warning:In regards to all razer products, they don't work well when connected to any hub and must be connected directly to the computer. This includes Razers own hubs SMH! I have a Razer Core V2 and don't use the USB ports on it for my keyboard or mouse like I thought I could do. I think this is an issue with their Razer Synapse software because before I went all in on Razer I was all in on Logitech and never had issues with using USB hubs/docking stations. Razer is aware of the problem and instead of fixing it just tells users to connect directly to the computer/laptop. So if you go razer, make sure you have enough USB ports. That said connecting directly to your computer doesn't remove the issues their hardware has, just makes them less frequent and more tolerable, maybe, if you don't mind losing because of a stuck key once or twice every couple of days.Update 8/17/2021:Razer has since released some updates to their synapse software. I wish I could say that I noticed improvements but instead I am experiencing a higher frequency of stuck keys. I am seriously beginning to regret my purchase.Update 11/29/2021:I regret this purchase... Only buy if you enjoy a keyboard that goes to sleep even when hardwired and takes like 5 seconds to wake up. This means copy and paste will sometimes fail on the copy because keyboard was sleeping or you think you are typing but you are not lol. So if you throw in the fact that you will get random stuck keys and sometimes profile changes what you actually have is just an annoying keyboard. I have never done so many updates on a review, this is what a mistake it is to purchase this hardware. And take it from me, someone who has a lot of razer products and all of which have similar issues... look else where, Razer is not the company you remember, very disappointing.