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

I was able to purchase this keyboard in used/like-new condition at 52$, which I think is a really great price. The keyboard that I am upgrading from (Techware Phantom) is actually the same price, and yet this Huntsman Mini is certainly better in every conceivable aspect. Its is faster, more responsive, with better sound and design. Its small and does not get in the way of my mouse hand even when I tilt it to achieve the most desirable playing angle. Furthermore, the RGBs are very pretty and boast a lot of options regarding customization.I really wanted this keyboard for Siege since my lean keys are "x" and "c," and I use those with my thumb. This is certainly a strange binding, but this allows for full mobility when leaning and peaking. When I was using my original keyboard, which already was rather responsive, I still felt that some speed was lost when I quick peeked. With this Razer keyboard, I can tell that my quick peaks are much faster and sharper. My movement feels better too, and I can crouch slightly easier. While these improvements are minute, they make a big difference for me. Doubly so considering that this keyboard is the same price as my old one.I have tried enough brands of gaming peripherals to know that, generally speaking, Razer is the best option. If you are in need of an upgrade, then I would suggest this keyboard. Get a nice mouse also. I have the Razer DeathAdder v3, and its totally great.

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?

Love this keyboard..the aesthetic goes nicely with my gaming setup. The keys are perfect for gaming…would highly recommend this for any COD gaming or Dreanlight valley. Super versatile

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%.

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