Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Gaming Keyboard: Fast Keyboard Switches – Clicky Optical Switches – Chroma RGB Lighting – PBT Keycaps – Onboard Memory – Snap Tap – Black

Excellent quality

Awesome keyboard and the amount of addressable lights is incredible and somewhat overwhelming. Keys are kind of stiff but I really enjoy that, not much “thock” noise though (which I enjoy). You can download “chroma profiles” that other users have made and WOW!One thing I was not aware of is that the Huntsman Mini DOES NOT have the “snap tap” or “null bind” feature for easy strafing in game. Hope they add it with a software update.

at a elementary level, this is better than most dell or asus “came with” keyboards, the ones that are plastic, standard, and simple that might come with a pc or otherwise be on the cheaper end, but that’s to be expected, I personally believe its worth it as once you upgrade a keyboard, you generally (hopefully) should never need to buy another again, so its worth doing one burst of “keyboard enthusiasm” and to buy something like this keyboard hereI ended up returning this keyboard as I had confused the razer huntsman with the razer huntsman pro, which was one of a few issues I really had, I wanted the perfect strafe of the pro, so I’m going to go ahead and look into doing that.As for the keyboard however, the UI is pretty ok, understandable after a little patience and understanding, and the coloring is pretty spot on and bright with a design that will ensure nothing gets under the keyboard very easily (under the keycaps, specifically) the keyboard makes a really nice click noise, which is admittedly pretty loud but not enough for my mic to pick it up, so that’s a pass.I at several points fat fingered keys because even the TINIEST press would result in a click, this was a major issue with me but not only can you adjust this feature and fix it, you can just as well get used to it so that you wont make as many mistakes, and I’m sure its better in the long runof course used this for a while, trying to fix the whole “perfect strafe” until I eventually realized I’m not very smart and got the wrong keyboard, but ill tell you, its one of the best keyboards I have ever messed with and tells me that I truly wont regret the pro, but I’m going to stick to TKL or full keyboards when I eventually make the swap over, the FN function is not my preference when half the keyboard uses this feature in order to stay as functional as possible.

Lo compre desde Colombia, pero hubo un primer inconveniente en el cual el paquete estaba dañado y el transportista lo devolvio antes que llegara a mi pais, tuve que esperar 10 dias que Amazon avalara la devolucion del dinero, luego de esto lo compre nuevamente y llego en 3 dias a mi casa.Yo tengo otros 2 Razer blackwidow mecanicos( unclicky yellow y otro greeen), por lo que comparado este mini con esos tiene los siguientes detalles:- Es mas liviano, pesa casi la mitad del peso, tambien es mucho mas pequeño por lo que es mas comodo para llevarlo en mi maleta.- La sensacion al presionar las teclas es mucho mas suave y al permitir configurar la altura a la que se activa cada tecla al presionarse, permite que uno lo ajuste para que tenga una comoda reaccion a los dedos.- La funcionalidad analoga es muy interesante, aunque es algo complejo para configurarlo, ademas no es facil encontrar ejemplos de como hacerlo. Pero apesar de esto es muy flexible, permite configurar perfiles para simular un control de consola como por ejemplo xbox, disponiendo de la asignacion de funciones para 3 stick analogos, mas sus correspondientes botones (X,Y,A,B, etc ). Tambien permite configurarse como si fuera un joystick, donde da la configuracion para 6 palancas analogas y 24 botones. Eso si todo esto toma casi una hora par que uno pueda perzonalisar a gusto cada control. Yo lo he probado con buena reaccion especialmente en simuladores de carreras de carros.- La luz RGB es mas suave que el blackwidow, ya que es menos intensa y no sale por los contornos de las teclas, por lo que considero que en este aspecto es muy sobrio.- El sonido al presionar las teclas es menor comparado con un mecanico clicky green, pero me parece un poco mas ruidoso que un clicky yellow. El recorrido de las teclas se siente muy limpio y no siento que se deba hacer mucha fuerza al presionar cada tecla, en mi caso esto me parece muy comodo.- La gran desventaja que tiene, es que al ser 60% no dispone directamente de las teclas de cursor y funciones especiales, por lo que se debe usar la tecla de FN para poder obtener esas funciones, el gran problema esta en que los nombres de esa teclas estan pintadas en el costado frontal de las teclas asignadas, por lo que en condiciones oscuras uno no ve a cual tecla esta asignada y toma un tiempo memorizar la posicion de cada una. Yo trato de solventar esto asignando en los RGB de las teclas especiales un color distintivo, asi a oscurs puedo ver el color y guiarme de cual tecla de segunda funcion deberia ser.- Este teclado sigue contando con las funciones del software de Razer synapse, tanto para crear perfiles, reasignar funciones de teclas o crear perfiles del RGB. Esta es la ventaja que mas megusta de los teclados de razer, permitiendo que a este teclado se le pueda hacer una personalziacion en funcionalidad y apariencia, que eso si toma un poco de tiempo la primera vez aque se hace, pero luego se disfruta mucho.- El teclado permite configurar a que altura se presiona una tecla y asignar una segunda altura para otra funcion. Pero veo un problema ya que las funciones en ambas alturas, se disparan continuamente mientras uno hace el correspondiente movimiento; es decir que si se configura en la altura 1 el carater G y en la altura 2 el caracter T, al presionarse la tecla se obtiene GGGGGGGTTTTTTT, cuando lo ideal hubiera sido que solo hasta llegar a cada altura se generara uno de los caracteres. No se bien en que uso practico sirva este comportamiento del teclado.- A nivel de ergonomia, las teclas tiene un buen tamaño, pero en mi caso la altura del teclado mas las teclas es demasiado, por lo que mi mano queda en una posicino incomoda, que luego de un par de horas de uso ya se siente un cansancio en la muñeca, por lo que veo necesario usarlo con un reposa muñecas.- Algo extraño que me paso es que durante mis primeras pruebas se quedo bloqueado simunlado que se presionaba la tecla R, aunque yo no estaba presionanado nada, supongo que es un error del software, asi que buscare si hay alguna actualizacion que debea instalarle al teclado.En resumen, el teclado cumple con mis espectativas, pero es un dispositivo que recomiendo solo para personas que les guste los temas de personalizacion, configuraion y que esten dispuestos a pasar una curva de aprendisaje para usar todas su caracteristidas, para lo cual se requiere tiempo y paciencia, si no se tienen estos dos es mejor no comprar este modelo 60% sino uno completo.

d. Small but still easy to use keyboard that has any light effects you can wish for. The keys are what I prefer and are read instantly. Great product. I only buy Razer now.

Out There. Don’t wait any longer, the clicky optical version definitely satisfies your love of the clicky sound on a mechanical keyboard. It’s the perfect size for small space setups, I definitely recommend the white one over the black depending on your desk design setup.

Upgrade. This is my first quality keyboard and first 60% keyboard. Previously I only had a red dragon keyboard so I do not have much experience with better options. What I really like about the Razer products is all of the customization. I am able to customizer the color scheme on the keyboard and adjust the speed of color change as well as what color each individual key is. I like the sound of the click on this board as well. It has some clicking but not as much as a lot of other gaming keyboards. It’s enough for me to hear but not too much to where it’s all my stream will hear through my microphone. The only part of the keyboard that does not feel as high quality is the space bar. I noticed this right away and it was kind of weird to me since the space bar is probably the most used button on a keyboard. If you’re looking to get a 60% keyboard I would just make sure you mostly use the keyboard for gaming and not typing. Because of the size you’re missing easy access to many buttons. You will have to use the function key in order to use delete, Page up, home, arrow keys etc. Also the layout has taken a minute for me to get used to where my fingers are on the keyboard when I am typing.

was a Christmas gift for my son. He loves it.

dson he loves it for gaming. My grandson said this is very responsive and soft keys for easy gaming.

mucho porque en mi caso mi escritorio es muy pequeño y pues es perfecto para ese tamaño, ademas de que aunq estaba acostumbrada a teclado grandes no me costo adaptarme a ese tamaño ( ya llevo 1 año con el y funciona exelentemente)

yboard is really good, the keycap is really high quality. But, because my hands are quite small so feel uncomfortable for typing.

d. I bought this keyboard in white over a year ago. If you want a very clicky keyboard to game with, this is it. Great feedback. I’ve noticed though that it does need to be cleaned thoroughly every few months to stay responsive. If you’re using a keyboard you should do this regardless. No matter how clean you are, you will get normal gunk in there from usage. Not the best for gaming and work if you work with numbers. Compact keyboard don’t come with 10-key so just keep that in mind if you’re going to school and need that function. This is a fantastic gaming keyboard. Several light settings. Key caps do come off for easy cleaning and it doesn’t feel low quality. I recommend buying wrist support and cleaning your keyboard every so often for the best experience. Keys can get sticky after normal wear and tear for a prolonged period of time. Make sure you’re taking care of it. This product seems really sturdy and well built and comes with “care equipment” to get your caps off easily.

re?. Well, I’ve officially been converted over to the 60% keyboard gang. I am never going back to a full so long as I live.I did my research on keyboard across different classes and brands.I was looking for portability since I travel a lot for work.With great portability aat a solid peice point the Razer huntsman is the most versatile choice for gaming and ergonomic needs.This keyboard is well made and has smooth key input with the satisfying mechanical sound.My only gripes are the LEDs are a bit dim compared to competitors (some people prefer that) and there is a high pitched ping noise each time a key is pressed when using an audio jack into my computer. I wear headphones 90% of the time so it’s not an issue for me just annoying. It’s takes some adjust not having the number pad and having to click FN key for any shortcuts. Also, if you’re a clumsy typer like me you may accidentally click FN and another shortcut key like SCRN LK which will cause your key to stay white. After 2 hours of troubleshooting and talking to Razer customer service (they didn’t tell me the issue) I figured it out from a Reddit post, lol.Great keyboard for travel and gaming needs, I just hope it lasts for a couple years.

It’s a very good mechanical keyboard, if you are planning to have a small and sturdy one, I definitively recommend this one.

already have a full size Huntsman V2 with purple switches, 5 stars on that one. Getting into FPS’s, my mouse was smacking into the number pad when I needed quick movements. The mini solved that issue. I’m still gonna use my full size for normal use (typing on it right now) but I have the smaller one sitting right about it ready to switch for gaming. It looks a bit tacky with 2 keyboards, but it’s my setup and I love the extra lighting aesthetic.