What is Razer Synapse Web?

Razer Synapse Web is a new beta tool from Razer that allows users to customize select keyboards through a web browser, serving as a lightweight alternative to the desktop Synapse 4 application.

Which Razer keyboards are supported by Synapse Web?

At launch, Razer Synapse Web supports specific models of the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro keyboards, including the 8KHz and Mini versions, with plans for more hardware support in the future.

Can Razer Synapse Web replace the desktop Synapse 4 app?

No, Razer Synapse Web is described as a streamlined alternative and a 'lightweight tuning hub,' not a full replacement for the Synapse 4 desktop software, offering access to core features and RGB effects.

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Razer Unlocks Keyboard Customization Via Browser

28 Jan

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Summary

Razer launches a beta web tool for keyboard customization.
The tool is accessible via browser, not desktop software.
Supports select Huntsman V3 Pro keyboard models currently.

Razer Unlocks Keyboard Customization Via Browser

Razer has rolled out a beta version of its new online customization tool, Razer Synapse Web. This browser-based utility is designed to offer a streamlined alternative to the full Synapse 4 desktop application, catering to users who prefer quick adjustments or cannot install desktop software.

Initially, Razer Synapse Web is compatible with Chromium-based browsers and supports specific models of the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro keyboards, including the 8KHz variants. Razer has indicated plans to expand hardware support as the platform evolves. The tool provides access to core features, allowing users to modify settings, save custom profiles stored on their devices, and apply preset Razer Chroma RGB lighting effects.

While not a complete replacement for the desktop software, Synapse Web aims to be a handy 'lightweight tuning hub.' This move aligns with a growing trend where hardware manufacturers offer browser-based configuration options, a feature already present in some Keychron keyboards and those utilizing open-source firmware like QMK.