Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Gaming Keyboard: Linear Optical Switches - Rapid Trigger Mode - Chroma RGB Lighting - PBT Keycaps - Onboard Memory - Snap Tap - Mercury White

I would not recommend getting the Black color of this if you care about RGB. I had the black color of this from bestbuy but now am returning it due to the lack of RGB lighting it pops up. The Mercury/White stands out alot better and is 10x prettier. My previous Razer keyboard of 3 and a half year(Razer Overwatch Chroma keyboard) recently, I got water spilled on it by alittle and it still work but some keys do not function properly. So I went out to look for another keyboard and came upon this. At first, I was weird out by having no Arrow Keys at all but they do have a function to use arrow keys on the keyboard. I would say, price is a bit high but from owning Razer products, most of my products seem to last a long time so I trust Razer's product. Hopefully this keyboard will last as long as my Razer Overwatch keyboard did. Pros: -Doesn't have loud clicking noise -Smooth keypads and feels awesome -RGB IS AMAZING -Has functions like F1-F12, Arrow keys, etc -Can change the color of RGB -Excellent Gaming Keyboard -Flexible and can move the keyboard around for comfortability -Easier to clean and remove dust/dog hair(my razert overwatch keyboard was extremely dirty and had bunch of dust and dog hair under it. With the new layout and spacing of keys, it will be much easier to clean. Cons: -Price -Harder to use if you used a normal keyboard for a long time(my first 60% keyboard) -Need a long keyboard/mouse mat, my wrist and palm usually lay on my normal keyboard -Will have to learn to adjust using a 60% keyboard -Wish board could feel like it was worth 140 dollars, maybe upgrade the quality of the board?

First of all, if you've never used a keyboard with well lubed switches you are already in for a treat because razer does an amazing job at lubing things up at the factory and you can instantly notice a difference. I went with the linear switches and I've got to say this is by far the quietest and fastest actuating keyboard I've ever used or seen so if you're wanting a louder clicky sound the linear switches may not be for you but if you're wanting insanely fast actuation (gaming, coding, etc.), the linear is what you want in my opinion2. The stabilizers also seem top notch and equate to a stable, even actuation across all keys and there is no bottoming out whatsoever. Also, the RGB is very bright with the mercury version particularly and the shine through on the key caps is quite lovely to look at. Then the moment you plug it into your computer, the razer installer pops up so you can customize everything, make macros, etc. Bottom line, I would and probably will buy this keyboard again and have been nothing but blown away by the quality of everything.

I have used many different types of keyboards from Razer. I have used the Black-Widow Ultimate, the Ornata, and the standard Huntsman. Out of all of them this is the best, but I would highly recommend paying a bit more, and getting the red linear switches. They are far superior to the clickily purple switches. The linear switches are very quite especially for a mechanical keyboard because it has sound dampeners on the switches. It's the best typing experience that I have had so far, and unlike the first gen version of this switch Razer has made vast improvements to the second gen version found in this board. They are not as easy to actuate so you do not get as many false presses as before. It is an expensive board, but overall I feel it is worth it. Another point worth mentioning is it has on board memory so you do not need to use Synapse in order to get your lighting effects to save. This is very important as many people including myself hate synapse so it is great not having to use it. I would say if the 130 dollar price does not scare you and you want a good quite mechanical keyboard then look no further than the Razer Huntsman 60%.

Great choice if you want a compact 60% keyboard with fast, consistent key response. The optical switch design feels snappy, and the build is solid with a clean finish. Razer Synapse is a big part of the experience: easy remaps, macros, and per-game profiles, plus Chroma RGB integration if you already use Razer gear. Pros: compact footprint; responsive optical switches; strong remapping/macro support; good overall build. Cons: no dedicated arrow keys/function row (you rely on Fn layers); advanced features depend on Synapse. If you’re comfortable using layers, it’s a strong value and very capable for gaming.

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This keyboard blew my mind, for a 60% gaming keyboard it definitely gives advantages in game. I already had a razer mechanical keyboard ( blackwidow v2chroma) byt decided to go for the white huntsman mini wich, I can tell you feels way to nice on the fingers. I picked linear red switches and they feel awesome and don't make all the noise my older keyboard was making. Only downside is that this keyboard is not available or made in general by razer in azerty.

El producto llegó en perfecto estado. Compré la versión de swiches rojos y por ende no es muy ruidoso (lo cual para mí es perfecto), sus efectos argb son increíbles gracias al software de la marca y para gaming es perfecto. Un detalle a tomar en cuenta es que el teclado tiene una respuesta casi que inmediata y es demasiado sensible por lo que en un inicio cuesta adaptarse incluso para algunas personas puede que eso sea un problema, pero de ahí en fuera recomiendo ampliamente el producto.

After seeing some youtube video reviews of this keyboard, I was hesitant to purchase it as people complained about the rattling stabilizers and noise. But it came up on sale and I had read that Razer improved the stabilizers and added noise dampening, so I took the plunge. My old keyboard was a Steel Series full size mechanical. Quite noisy and took up a lot of desk space. This keyboard is SO tiny! I love getting my desk space back. I bought the linear optical version. The keyboard is really quiet and is a joy to type on. I love the way the USB-C connecter is protected from being damaged because it fits in flush with the bottom of the keyboard. The keyboard seems well build and the base is super solid. No flex in it whatsoever. It does take a bit of getting used to having to press the "fn" key to access the missing keys from a full size keyboard.

Ive been using this keyboard for months and I have never come across a problem.Works great if you dont have much space on your table or if you want to minimize it.

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