Dominate on a different scale with the Razer Huntsman Mini TKL — a 60% gaming keyboard with cutting-edge Razer Linear Optical Switches. Highly portable and ideal for streamlined setups, it’s time to experience lightning-fast actuation in our most compact form factor yet. Razer Optical Switches for actuation at the speed of light Offers faster, lighter, and smoother actuations than mechanical switches, and lasts longer as it requires fewer moving parts that operate with less friction. Comes in two variants—Linear and Clicky. 60% form factor for a portable, streamlined gaming experience Ideal for minimalist or smaller setups where desk space is a premium. Its compact build also means it travels well and is easier to position when gaming—allowing you to play more comfortably. Doubleshot PBT Keycaps with side-printed secondary functions for a premium, textured quality Designed for greater durability, they’ll never degrade to a shiny finish or have their labelling wear off with intense use. Side-printed secondary functions included for easier reference. Onboard memory and lighting presets to take your settings anywhere Store and activate up to 5 keyboard profiles without the need for software, as you personalize it further with a suite of Razer Chroma RGB lighting effects already loaded into the keyboard. Detachable Type-C cable for easier setup and storage Unpack, plug and play with minimal fuss for all your LAN parties and tournaments. A cable latch ensures that it stays securely connected during gameplay. Aluminum construction for greater durability The casing is robust enough to withstand long hours of intense, regular use and has a clean matte finishing. Powered by Razer Chroma RGB with per-key lighting and underglow With 16.8 million colors and a suite of effects, sync its keys and underglow with the rest of your battlestation, and enjoy greater immersion as it dynamically reacts with over 150 integrated games.
Dominate on a different scale with the Razer Huntsman Mini TKL — a 60% gaming keyboard with cutting-edge Razer Linear Optical Switches. Highly portable and ideal for streamlined setups, it’s time to experience lightning-fast actuation in our most compact form factor yet. Razer Optical Switches for actuation at the speed of light Offers faster, lighter, and smoother actuations than mechanical switches, and lasts longer as it requires fewer moving parts that operate with less friction. Comes in two variants—Linear and Clicky. 60% form factor for a portable, streamlined gaming experience Ideal for minimalist or smaller setups where desk space is a premium. Its compact build also means it travels well and is easier to position when gaming—allowing you to play more comfortably. Doubleshot PBT Keycaps with side-printed secondary functions for a premium, textured quality Designed for greater durability, they’ll never degrade to a shiny finish or have their labelling wear off with intense use. Side-printed secondary functions included for easier reference. Onboard memory and lighting presets to take your settings anywhere Store and activate up to 5 keyboard profiles without the need for software, as you personalize it further with a suite of Razer Chroma RGB lighting effects already loaded into the keyboard. Detachable Type-C cable for easier setup and storage Unpack, plug and play with minimal fuss for all your LAN parties and tournaments. A cable latch ensures that it stays securely connected during gameplay. Aluminum construction for greater durability The casing is robust enough to withstand long hours of intense, regular use and has a clean matte finishing. Powered by Razer Chroma RGB with per-key lighting and underglow With 16.8 million colors and a suite of effects, sync its keys and underglow with the rest of your battlestation, and enjoy greater immersion as it dynamically reacts with over 150 integrated games.
Dominate on a different scale with the Razer Huntsman Mini TKL — a 60% gaming keyboard with cutting-edge Razer Linear Optical Switches. Highly portable and ideal for streamlined setups, it’s time to experience lightning-fast actuation in our most compact form factor yet. Razer Optical Switches for actuation at the speed of light Offers faster, lighter, and smoother actuations than mechanical switches, and lasts longer as it requires fewer moving parts that operate with less friction. Comes in two variants—Linear and Clicky. 60% form factor for a portable, streamlined gaming experience Ideal for minimalist or smaller setups where desk space is a premium. Its compact build also means it travels well and is easier to position when gaming—allowing you to play more comfortably. Doubleshot PBT Keycaps with side-printed secondary functions for a premium, textured quality Designed for greater durability, they’ll never degrade to a shiny finish or have their labelling wear off with intense use. Side-printed secondary functions included for easier reference. Onboard memory and lighting presets to take your settings anywhere Store and activate up to 5 keyboard profiles without the need for software, as you personalize it further with a suite of Razer Chroma RGB lighting effects already loaded into the keyboard. Detachable Type-C cable for easier setup and storage Unpack, plug and play with minimal fuss for all your LAN parties and tournaments. A cable latch ensures that it stays securely connected during gameplay. Aluminum construction for greater durability The casing is robust enough to withstand long hours of intense, regular use and has a clean matte finishing. Powered by Razer Chroma RGB with per-key lighting and underglow With 16.8 million colors and a suite of effects, sync its keys and underglow with the rest of your battlestation, and enjoy greater immersion as it dynamically reacts with over 150 integrated games.
Dominate on a different scale with the Razer Huntsman Mini TKL — a 60% gaming keyboard with cutting-edge Razer Linear Optical Switches. Highly portable and ideal for streamlined setups, it’s time to experience lightning-fast actuation in our most compact form factor yet. Razer Optical Switches for actuation at the speed of light Offers faster, lighter, and smoother actuations than mechanical switches, and lasts longer as it requires fewer moving parts that operate with less friction. Comes in two variants—Linear and Clicky. 60% form factor for a portable, streamlined gaming experience Ideal for minimalist or smaller setups where desk space is a premium. Its compact build also means it travels well and is easier to position when gaming—allowing you to play more comfortably. Doubleshot PBT Keycaps with side-printed secondary functions for a premium, textured quality Designed for greater durability, they’ll never degrade to a shiny finish or have their labelling wear off with intense use. Side-printed secondary functions included for easier reference. Onboard memory and lighting presets to take your settings anywhere Store and activate up to 5 keyboard profiles without the need for software, as you personalize it further with a suite of Razer Chroma RGB lighting effects already loaded into the keyboard. Detachable Type-C cable for easier setup and storage Unpack, plug and play with minimal fuss for all your LAN parties and tournaments. A cable latch ensures that it stays securely connected during gameplay. Aluminum construction for greater durability The casing is robust enough to withstand long hours of intense, regular use and has a clean matte finishing. Powered by Razer Chroma RGB with per-key lighting and underglow With 16.8 million colors and a suite of effects, sync its keys and underglow with the rest of your battlestation, and enjoy greater immersion as it dynamically reacts with over 150 integrated games.
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Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Gaming Keyboard - Razer Linear Optical Switch
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Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Gaming Keyboard - Razer Linear Optical Switch
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Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Optical Gaming Keyboard (RZ03-03390200-R3M1) - Black
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Razer Huntsman Mini Wired Optical Linear Red Switch Gaming Keyboard
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I wanted a keyboard with a backlite, I didn't need nor really want a colored backlite board. In addition, I wanted a numeric keypad, but it wasn't a high priority. When I received this for Christmas, I was surprised that I got a rainbow keyboard and considered taking it back because I thought the colors might be distracting. When I plugged this thing in, the keyboard prompts a page for you to customize the keyboard in a variety of ways.Color me: I was surprised how much I enjoy the colors in a variety of ways. I actually never use the keyboard strictly in white as I previously thought I would.Dislikes: I would prefer a numeric keypad and for the keys to be spread out just a bit. The keys are also quite dramatic when typing (loud, pronounce, and a bit firm). ... MoreI wanted a keyboard with a backlite, I didn't need nor really want a colored backlite board. In addition, I wanted a numeric keypad, but it wasn't a high priority. When I received this for Christmas, I was surprised that I got a rainbow keyboard and considered taking it back because I thought the colors might be distracting. When I plugged this thing in, the keyboard prompts a page for you to customize the keyboard in a variety of ways.Color me: I was surprised how much I enjoy the colors in a variety of ways. I actually never use the keyboard strictly in white as I previously thought I would.Dislikes: I would prefer a numeric keypad and for the keys to be spread out just a bit. The keys are also quite dramatic when typing (loud, pronounce, and a bit firm). Again, I have grown into it all - I enjoy the firmness of the keys, the loud clicks when typing, and the compact size of the keyboard. I only regret that I didn't get a keyboard with a numeric keypad - CONSUMER error.Overall: I would recommend.
originally posted on gadgettree.co.uk
Easily one of the best gaming keyboards you can get. Ive had a total of three Razer keyboards. The first was one of the early Black Widows, the second was an Ornata V1, and this Huntsman Elite being my most recent. From my experience with these three keyboards, the Huntsman Elite has been the most pleasant. Granted, being an elite version gives it some inherent pros that basic editions dont have dedicated media buttons i.e., pause, FFW, RWD, and mute buttons, a volume wheel, and a wrist pad though the basic Ornata comes with a wrist pad too, so this pro isnt exclusive to Elite editions. What the Huntsman does have that to my eye is objectively different and better than other Razer keyboards Ive had is listed below Better keyboard design. Other keyboards are all ... MoreEasily one of the best gaming keyboards you can get. Ive had a total of three Razer keyboards. The first was one of the early Black Widows, the second was an Ornata V1, and this Huntsman Elite being my most recent. From my experience with these three keyboards, the Huntsman Elite has been the most pleasant. Granted, being an elite version gives it some inherent pros that basic editions dont have dedicated media buttons i.e., pause, FFW, RWD, and mute buttons, a volume wheel, and a wrist pad though the basic Ornata comes with a wrist pad too, so this pro isnt exclusive to Elite editions. What the Huntsman does have that to my eye is objectively different and better than other Razer keyboards Ive had is listed below Better keyboard design. Other keyboards are all susceptible to getting crumbsdust in the keys, but the Huntsman doesnt have this issue. Generally, keyboards have depressions for lack of a better term that the keys go into which allows dust and crumbs to accumulate. Meanwhile, the Huntsmans keyboard is solid with no depressions Better build quality. Every other keyboard is usually made of tough plastic, but much of the Huntsman is made of metal except for the keycaps and media buttons Better RGB lighting. Since the Black Widow is an older keyboard, its lighting was definitely less bright and pleasing. Though, the Ornatain terms of quality of the lighting, are on par with the Huntsman. Where the Huntsman shines is in how many places its lit up. Its wrist pad and the bottom of the keyboard is lined with an RGB strip that gives an overall more deluxe lookIn terms of the actual keys quality, I dont have the perceptive ability to notice much of a difference in terms of latency or anything like that. Generally, from all the Razer keyboards Ive had, theyve all been good with similar quality. Soundwise, the Black Widow had that OG, loud mechanical keyboard sound, the Ornata was definitely the quietest something I really liked personally, and the Huntsman is somewhere in between the two. The only reason Im giving this 4stars instead of 5 is because of the sound of the keys which is purely a personal preference objectively speaking, the Huntsman is a 5star keyboard. If the keys sounded more like the Ornatas Id personally give this 5stars. Again, this is a personal preference, objectively a 5star.Note Razer is VERY iffy with their quality control. Ive never had a bad keyboard from them, but maybe Ive just gotten lucky. However, Ive had quality differences with their headsets and mice ranging from simple exterior build problems i.e., peeling rubber linings to hardware problems i.e., scroll wheel perceiving a downwards scroll wheel as an upwards one and headsets no longer playing sound. This isnt a dealbreaker for me personally, because I can always return faulty products, but this is something consumers should be aware of before purchasing from Razer.
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As the title says, I am not a gamer. I am in mid50s business professional who spends about 60 hours a week in front of a computer.So I went to Best Buy looking for a new keyboard to replace my old Logitech with the sticky space bar. I tried every keyboard they had in the business section and they all felt mushy and flimsy. I glanced over into the next aisle where the gaming keyboards are, and the sales rep said oh those are gaming keyboards, you probably dont want one of those.Lured by the seductive flashing colored lights, I ignored his advice and went over and started typing on the Huntsman Elite keyboard. All I could say is WOW The tactile feel and exquisitely wonderful clickiness of this keyboard is exactly what I was looking for. I havent felt a keyboard this ... MoreAs the title says, I am not a gamer. I am in mid50s business professional who spends about 60 hours a week in front of a computer.So I went to Best Buy looking for a new keyboard to replace my old Logitech with the sticky space bar. I tried every keyboard they had in the business section and they all felt mushy and flimsy. I glanced over into the next aisle where the gaming keyboards are, and the sales rep said oh those are gaming keyboards, you probably dont want one of those.Lured by the seductive flashing colored lights, I ignored his advice and went over and started typing on the Huntsman Elite keyboard. All I could say is WOW The tactile feel and exquisitely wonderful clickiness of this keyboard is exactly what I was looking for. I havent felt a keyboard this precise since the old IBM keyboards of the 1970s and 80s.Again Wow This is exactly what I was looking for I tried a number of other gaming keyboards. All were good, but this one simply felt the best.Bringing it back to the office, installation was easy and flawless. Its worth mentioning that it does require two USB ports. This is not a problem for me as I have a USB hub and docking station.Plugging in to the ports, my HP Spectre360 immediately recognized the keyboard and produced a welcome screen for me to download the software.The software provides a wide selection of settings and adjustments but is remarkably easy to use.As a business user, I certainly dont need all of the flashing lights, but to be honest they are so cool I could not resist setting up custom chroma profiles. Basically, you can make the lights and colors do pretty much anything you want them to do. The chroma set up allows you to build layers of lighting features in a method that reminds me of Photoshop.The one thing that my old Logitech keyboard had that I liked was a dedicated button for the Calculator app. It is something that I used several times each day. While the Huntsman Elite keyboard does not have this, I was able to create a macro and remap the pausebreak key to perform this function. Took a little bit of research to figure out how, but it wasnt difficult.After several days of using this new keyboard I am as thrilled as ever. The keys are silky smooth and have a precision that makes it a pleasure to use. One thing worth mentioning is that the keys are very clicky which I personally like. However, If you share an office with somebody, I could see where they might find the clicking to be a bit annoying.The overall build quality of this keyboard is superb. It is heavy and feels very solid. The volume control on the right side of the keyboard is perfectly placed and is very useful.I have only one complaint about this keyboard. On some of the keys that have a dual function for shift, such as the colon and semicolon, the markings on the key are upside down from the norm. The nonshift function is on the top and the shift function is on the bottom. And only the nonshift function is illuminated see photo. Its not a big deal as I am primarily a touchtypist, but it seems a little bit stupid.All I can say is I wish I knew but such an excellent keyboard existed years ago. I think this company should market this product to business people like me as well as gamers.
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Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Gaming Keyboard - Razer Linear Optical Switch
Delivery between 26–31 Mar $9
Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Gaming Keyboard - Razer Linear Optical Switch
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Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Optical Gaming Keyboard (RZ03-03390200-R3M1) - Black
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Razer Huntsman Mini Wired Optical Linear Red Switch Gaming Keyboard
14-day returns
I wanted a keyboard with a backlite, I didn't need nor really want a colored backlite board. In addition, I wanted a numeric keypad, but it wasn't a high priority. When I received this for Christmas, I was surprised that I got a rainbow keyboard and considered taking it back because I thought the colors might be distracting. When I plugged this thing in, the keyboard prompts a page for you to customize the keyboard in a variety of ways.Color me: I was surprised how much I enjoy the colors in a variety of ways. I actually never use the keyboard strictly in white as I previously thought I would.Dislikes: I would prefer a numeric keypad and for the keys to be spread out just a bit. The keys are also quite dramatic when typing (loud, pronounce, and a bit firm). ... MoreI wanted a keyboard with a backlite, I didn't need nor really want a colored backlite board. In addition, I wanted a numeric keypad, but it wasn't a high priority. When I received this for Christmas, I was surprised that I got a rainbow keyboard and considered taking it back because I thought the colors might be distracting. When I plugged this thing in, the keyboard prompts a page for you to customize the keyboard in a variety of ways.Color me: I was surprised how much I enjoy the colors in a variety of ways. I actually never use the keyboard strictly in white as I previously thought I would.Dislikes: I would prefer a numeric keypad and for the keys to be spread out just a bit. The keys are also quite dramatic when typing (loud, pronounce, and a bit firm). Again, I have grown into it all - I enjoy the firmness of the keys, the loud clicks when typing, and the compact size of the keyboard. I only regret that I didn't get a keyboard with a numeric keypad - CONSUMER error.Overall: I would recommend.
Easily one of the best gaming keyboards you can get. Ive had a total of three Razer keyboards. The first was one of the early Black Widows, the second was an Ornata V1, and this Huntsman Elite being my most recent. From my experience with these three keyboards, the Huntsman Elite has been the most pleasant. Granted, being an elite version gives it some inherent pros that basic editions dont have dedicated media buttons i.e., pause, FFW, RWD, and mute buttons, a volume wheel, and a wrist pad though the basic Ornata comes with a wrist pad too, so this pro isnt exclusive to Elite editions. What the Huntsman does have that to my eye is objectively different and better than other Razer keyboards Ive had is listed below Better keyboard design. Other keyboards are all ... MoreEasily one of the best gaming keyboards you can get. Ive had a total of three Razer keyboards. The first was one of the early Black Widows, the second was an Ornata V1, and this Huntsman Elite being my most recent. From my experience with these three keyboards, the Huntsman Elite has been the most pleasant. Granted, being an elite version gives it some inherent pros that basic editions dont have dedicated media buttons i.e., pause, FFW, RWD, and mute buttons, a volume wheel, and a wrist pad though the basic Ornata comes with a wrist pad too, so this pro isnt exclusive to Elite editions. What the Huntsman does have that to my eye is objectively different and better than other Razer keyboards Ive had is listed below Better keyboard design. Other keyboards are all susceptible to getting crumbsdust in the keys, but the Huntsman doesnt have this issue. Generally, keyboards have depressions for lack of a better term that the keys go into which allows dust and crumbs to accumulate. Meanwhile, the Huntsmans keyboard is solid with no depressions Better build quality. Every other keyboard is usually made of tough plastic, but much of the Huntsman is made of metal except for the keycaps and media buttons Better RGB lighting. Since the Black Widow is an older keyboard, its lighting was definitely less bright and pleasing. Though, the Ornatain terms of quality of the lighting, are on par with the Huntsman. Where the Huntsman shines is in how many places its lit up. Its wrist pad and the bottom of the keyboard is lined with an RGB strip that gives an overall more deluxe lookIn terms of the actual keys quality, I dont have the perceptive ability to notice much of a difference in terms of latency or anything like that. Generally, from all the Razer keyboards Ive had, theyve all been good with similar quality. Soundwise, the Black Widow had that OG, loud mechanical keyboard sound, the Ornata was definitely the quietest something I really liked personally, and the Huntsman is somewhere in between the two. The only reason Im giving this 4stars instead of 5 is because of the sound of the keys which is purely a personal preference objectively speaking, the Huntsman is a 5star keyboard. If the keys sounded more like the Ornatas Id personally give this 5stars. Again, this is a personal preference, objectively a 5star.Note Razer is VERY iffy with their quality control. Ive never had a bad keyboard from them, but maybe Ive just gotten lucky. However, Ive had quality differences with their headsets and mice ranging from simple exterior build problems i.e., peeling rubber linings to hardware problems i.e., scroll wheel perceiving a downwards scroll wheel as an upwards one and headsets no longer playing sound. This isnt a dealbreaker for me personally, because I can always return faulty products, but this is something consumers should be aware of before purchasing from Razer.
As the title says, I am not a gamer. I am in mid50s business professional who spends about 60 hours a week in front of a computer.So I went to Best Buy looking for a new keyboard to replace my old Logitech with the sticky space bar. I tried every keyboard they had in the business section and they all felt mushy and flimsy. I glanced over into the next aisle where the gaming keyboards are, and the sales rep said oh those are gaming keyboards, you probably dont want one of those.Lured by the seductive flashing colored lights, I ignored his advice and went over and started typing on the Huntsman Elite keyboard. All I could say is WOW The tactile feel and exquisitely wonderful clickiness of this keyboard is exactly what I was looking for. I havent felt a keyboard this ... MoreAs the title says, I am not a gamer. I am in mid50s business professional who spends about 60 hours a week in front of a computer.So I went to Best Buy looking for a new keyboard to replace my old Logitech with the sticky space bar. I tried every keyboard they had in the business section and they all felt mushy and flimsy. I glanced over into the next aisle where the gaming keyboards are, and the sales rep said oh those are gaming keyboards, you probably dont want one of those.Lured by the seductive flashing colored lights, I ignored his advice and went over and started typing on the Huntsman Elite keyboard. All I could say is WOW The tactile feel and exquisitely wonderful clickiness of this keyboard is exactly what I was looking for. I havent felt a keyboard this precise since the old IBM keyboards of the 1970s and 80s.Again Wow This is exactly what I was looking for I tried a number of other gaming keyboards. All were good, but this one simply felt the best.Bringing it back to the office, installation was easy and flawless. Its worth mentioning that it does require two USB ports. This is not a problem for me as I have a USB hub and docking station.Plugging in to the ports, my HP Spectre360 immediately recognized the keyboard and produced a welcome screen for me to download the software.The software provides a wide selection of settings and adjustments but is remarkably easy to use.As a business user, I certainly dont need all of the flashing lights, but to be honest they are so cool I could not resist setting up custom chroma profiles. Basically, you can make the lights and colors do pretty much anything you want them to do. The chroma set up allows you to build layers of lighting features in a method that reminds me of Photoshop.The one thing that my old Logitech keyboard had that I liked was a dedicated button for the Calculator app. It is something that I used several times each day. While the Huntsman Elite keyboard does not have this, I was able to create a macro and remap the pausebreak key to perform this function. Took a little bit of research to figure out how, but it wasnt difficult.After several days of using this new keyboard I am as thrilled as ever. The keys are silky smooth and have a precision that makes it a pleasure to use. One thing worth mentioning is that the keys are very clicky which I personally like. However, If you share an office with somebody, I could see where they might find the clicking to be a bit annoying.The overall build quality of this keyboard is superb. It is heavy and feels very solid. The volume control on the right side of the keyboard is perfectly placed and is very useful.I have only one complaint about this keyboard. On some of the keys that have a dual function for shift, such as the colon and semicolon, the markings on the key are upside down from the norm. The nonshift function is on the top and the shift function is on the bottom. And only the nonshift function is illuminated see photo. Its not a big deal as I am primarily a touchtypist, but it seems a little bit stupid.All I can say is I wish I knew but such an excellent keyboard existed years ago. I think this company should market this product to business people like me as well as gamers.
Got this keyboard to replace a razer blackwidow one. The lighting is fantastic and likely the reason your getting it, and in this regards you wont be disappointed. Took me a little time to get to grips with the Razer synapse studio to make the most of the colors, but once I did I setup 3 separate profiles and I am very nitpicky and I got them setup exactly how I wanted. I dislike having to run the synapse software in the background, but it seems lightweight enough and doesnt seem to get in the way, but note there are people out there that have had issues with it, I just have had none so far. The media keys are a nice tough for this model, and sturdier than I thought they would be. Also, a nice extra touch is when you hit the circle volume button to mute the sound, ... MoreGot this keyboard to replace a razer blackwidow one. The lighting is fantastic and likely the reason your getting it, and in this regards you wont be disappointed. Took me a little time to get to grips with the Razer synapse studio to make the most of the colors, but once I did I setup 3 separate profiles and I am very nitpicky and I got them setup exactly how I wanted. I dislike having to run the synapse software in the background, but it seems lightweight enough and doesnt seem to get in the way, but note there are people out there that have had issues with it, I just have had none so far. The media keys are a nice tough for this model, and sturdier than I thought they would be. Also, a nice extra touch is when you hit the circle volume button to mute the sound, it glows red to let you know this not sure if you can turn it off but I like it so I never looked As I noted in a lot of the reviews I read before buying this keyboard, I didnt feel a significant improvement with the new optical light sensor switches. But having said that, I find this is a fantastic keyboard to type onvery comfortable and responsive. I use a ortholinear keyboard with speed silver mx switches for work, as my wrists hurt when I use traditional keyboards for too long, but for my gaming computer this keyboard is a perfect fit. Also would recommend waiting to pick this up on sale, which it seems to be on quite frequently.
I feel like I hit the Jackpot with this keyboard. Its so hard to find white components for PC's that are high Quality.The Razer Huntsman Mini carries the brand's standout optical mechanical switch keyboard. With each key's light feel accompanied by premium double shot PBT keycaps, it can be great for both gaming and typing. I will have to advise against installing the Razer software. You can simply activate gaming mode by pressing function key +U. The Razer software has A few bugs that need to be straitened out before I will attempt to re-install. A lot of people compare this to the Ducky 2 MINI, Since I snagged this from Best Buy for half the price of the Ducky 2 mini and this being an all white keyboard vs the blue enter Key on the ducky II I figured this ... MoreI feel like I hit the Jackpot with this keyboard. Its so hard to find white components for PC's that are high Quality.The Razer Huntsman Mini carries the brand's standout optical mechanical switch keyboard. With each key's light feel accompanied by premium double shot PBT keycaps, it can be great for both gaming and typing. I will have to advise against installing the Razer software. You can simply activate gaming mode by pressing function key +U. The Razer software has A few bugs that need to be straitened out before I will attempt to re-install. A lot of people compare this to the Ducky 2 MINI, Since I snagged this from Best Buy for half the price of the Ducky 2 mini and this being an all white keyboard vs the blue enter Key on the ducky II I figured this decision was A no-Brainer. Even if the ducky II mini did not have the blue key I would of went with Razer regardless. Using Razer mechanical keyboards at work and at home with clicky optical keys keys is perfect with me. I feel that Razer keyboards have build quality that are built to last If you feel the need for that .15 MS faster response time to compensate for your slow reaction time when playing Apex or War Zone then by all means get the linear switch version. I find this keyboard to be more then enough for my needs. Even after 2 weeks I am able to navigate fine when writing code without having the standard arrow key's.
I had my eyes on this keyboard. Once it went on sale, i pulled the trigger. It is a big difference coming from a BlackWidow V2 ultimate with green clicky switches. I tend to play games at night and the clicky switches were annoying me by making me paranoid everyone could hear me. (initially bought it when I played in the daytime, it scratched my itch for clicky)The majority of the keys have dampening, I cant remember if these are lubed or not. RandomFrankP on youtube has a great tutorial on a couple of cheap/free mods to make it even better. The bigger keys (shift,enter,backspace) could do with the bandaid mod.Out the box, it is excellent for a quieter experience.Smaller keys have a dampened "thomp", bigger keys have a "thimp".Only comparison I have is a Ducky ... MoreI had my eyes on this keyboard. Once it went on sale, i pulled the trigger. It is a big difference coming from a BlackWidow V2 ultimate with green clicky switches. I tend to play games at night and the clicky switches were annoying me by making me paranoid everyone could hear me. (initially bought it when I played in the daytime, it scratched my itch for clicky)The majority of the keys have dampening, I cant remember if these are lubed or not. RandomFrankP on youtube has a great tutorial on a couple of cheap/free mods to make it even better. The bigger keys (shift,enter,backspace) could do with the bandaid mod.Out the box, it is excellent for a quieter experience.Smaller keys have a dampened "thomp", bigger keys have a "thimp".Only comparison I have is a Ducky 60, with MX reds. I prefer this KB over it. Just more satisfying.
Outstanding keyboard for the $85 sale price I purchased it at. I likely would have purchased a different board instead if this was full price ($130).I'm also really happy that I purchased this 60% board instead of Corsairs, mostly because the arrow keys on the Corsair board are too far from the function key, and the switches on this board feel better.Pros:- The 60% form factor is great for both saving desk space and freeing up space for your mouse in shooters.- The PBT keycaps feel great.- The RGB is subtle and sufficient.- The Razer optical red switches are so far my favorite mechanical switches. (I've previously tried Cherry reds, silent reds, silvers, browns, blues, and Corsair OPX). Additional pros:- The red switches have a bit of resistance before ... MoreOutstanding keyboard for the $85 sale price I purchased it at. I likely would have purchased a different board instead if this was full price ($130).I'm also really happy that I purchased this 60% board instead of Corsairs, mostly because the arrow keys on the Corsair board are too far from the function key, and the switches on this board feel better.Pros:- The 60% form factor is great for both saving desk space and freeing up space for your mouse in shooters.- The PBT keycaps feel great.- The RGB is subtle and sufficient.- The Razer optical red switches are so far my favorite mechanical switches. (I've previously tried Cherry reds, silent reds, silvers, browns, blues, and Corsair OPX). Additional pros:- The red switches have a bit of resistance before you press, so accidental presses are less common than on other linear switches.- The keys are significantly quieter than all other mechanical switches I've used, including the silent reds. Additionally, there's enough room in the keyboard that you can open it up and install a layer of foam to further dampen the sound of the keyboard.- There's no noticeable latency. (rtings claims that this keyboard has less than 4ms input latency)- The detachable USB-C cable is nice.- The placement of the secondary function keys is fairly good. After a few weeks of practice and learning, there's basically nothing that I'd need a bigger keyboard for. It's now second nature for me to use the function key to access the arrow keys.Cons:- The "feet" to raise the keyboard are borderline useless because of how badly the keyboard slides around the desk when they're down. It would have been better to just not include incline options with this keyboard than to provide feet that are that bad. The keyboard is otherwise stable when flat.- No on-board memory for saving profiles for use between computers.- The pre-programmed secondary functions cannot be reprogrammed, period. Not on the keyboard itself, and not in Razer's software.- No included wrist rest. I recommend budgeting for one when buying this board.- Razer Synapse software for the keyboard is not good. It chews through a good amount of CPU resources, and it updates sufficiently frequently to make using it truly obnoxious. I highly recommend never using the Synapse software to control fancy lighting effects. Your CPU will heat up more when the machine should otherwise be mostly idle, and it can lead to frame drops in games. I only boot Synapse up to change the sensitivity on my Razer mouse, then promptly shut it down.- And one really minor gripe... the keys *slightly* rattle a bit when pressed. Other than that they actually sound pretty good.
This is a fantastic little keyboard. Everybody is going for the minimal setup these days and you can't blame 'em because it looks so clean. The RGBs are really nice if you're into that. Fully customizable in the Razer Synapse app. I like to see what other people come up with in their lighting setups, which can easily be downloaded and imported to your own keyboard. I highly recommend choosing the linear switches if you don't like loud clicky clackies. The sound is so quiet and satisfying. I did end up returning mine only because I was missing having arrow keys and a numpad. I ended up getting the huntsman elite with linear switches. I will say the full size huntsman elite keys are noticeably louder, if you're trying to decide between the two. I'm honestly thinking ... MoreThis is a fantastic little keyboard. Everybody is going for the minimal setup these days and you can't blame 'em because it looks so clean. The RGBs are really nice if you're into that. Fully customizable in the Razer Synapse app. I like to see what other people come up with in their lighting setups, which can easily be downloaded and imported to your own keyboard. I highly recommend choosing the linear switches if you don't like loud clicky clackies. The sound is so quiet and satisfying. I did end up returning mine only because I was missing having arrow keys and a numpad. I ended up getting the huntsman elite with linear switches. I will say the full size huntsman elite keys are noticeably louder, if you're trying to decide between the two. I'm honestly thinking about purchasing this little guy again to swap out from time to time. If you're already used to the 60% size, this thing sure is a winner. Catch it on sale and you won't regret it!
The Razer Huntsman Mini is the definition of SMOOTH. Firstly, the optical switches, whilst having a short travel distance, really do actuate at the speed of light as they say. And the linear switches. Don’t get me started on those! They. Feel. CREAMY. They are so smooth that they compete with butter in terms of smoothness. And the onboard profiles give me really nice RGB effects out of the box. If you are after a keyboard that does the job extremely well, this keyboard gives you everything you need as the foundations for an excellent keyboard. One simple recommendation is to lube the switches’ stabilisers so they don’t rattle, but you just won’t notice it in game really. Overall, this product not only single handedly saved my desk space, but also saved my eardrums ... MoreThe Razer Huntsman Mini is the definition of SMOOTH. Firstly, the optical switches, whilst having a short travel distance, really do actuate at the speed of light as they say. And the linear switches. Don’t get me started on those! They. Feel. CREAMY. They are so smooth that they compete with butter in terms of smoothness. And the onboard profiles give me really nice RGB effects out of the box. If you are after a keyboard that does the job extremely well, this keyboard gives you everything you need as the foundations for an excellent keyboard. One simple recommendation is to lube the switches’ stabilisers so they don’t rattle, but you just won’t notice it in game really. Overall, this product not only single handedly saved my desk space, but also saved my eardrums as well as nailing the foundations for what makes a keyboard excellent, which, in my opinion, this product nails down exceptionally.
The problem with this keyboard is that the design doesn't accomplish the whole concept of a "lighted" keyboard should be. When you say lighted, most people are looking for a keyboard where the letters, numbers and symbols are back-lite so they themselves are illuminated so you can see them in a place with very little or no light, even in the dark. With this product, just the area around the keys is lit, not the keys themselves and that really is pretty useless. With this keyboard, you STILL need an external light source to see the face of the keys; the light that the keyboard emits is totally cosmetic. You certainly can't use this keyboard in the dark unless you are a professional who can type totally blind, and if that were the case, then you wouldn't need any ... MoreThe problem with this keyboard is that the design doesn't accomplish the whole concept of a "lighted" keyboard should be. When you say lighted, most people are looking for a keyboard where the letters, numbers and symbols are back-lite so they themselves are illuminated so you can see them in a place with very little or no light, even in the dark. With this product, just the area around the keys is lit, not the keys themselves and that really is pretty useless. With this keyboard, you STILL need an external light source to see the face of the keys; the light that the keyboard emits is totally cosmetic. You certainly can't use this keyboard in the dark unless you are a professional who can type totally blind, and if that were the case, then you wouldn't need any light at all. For those who assume a "lighted" keyboard means the keyboard letters, numbers and symbols are lit from behind...you'd be wrong. The light is only from around the keys and in fact, that makes the letters, numbers and symbols on the face of the keys HARDER to see since the area around them is brighter than the face which only make the face of the keys seem DARK! What's needed is a total redesign; the keys need to be lit from behind so the letters, numbers and symbols LIGHT UP! THAT what most peopleexpect from something called a "lighted Keyboard!" The two stars are because, yes, it does work as an ordinary keyboard.
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| Device Type | Keyboard |
| Backlit | RGB Chroma |
| Interface | USB |
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