CORSAIR - CLIPPER PRO MINI 60 Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard - White

ultra low latency very nice software very silent build quality is alright but the performance is great

It has an incredibly nice feeling and keys are smaller than a 75% so that’s super nice if you need to reach keys fast and like playing competitive games

This keyboard is so comfy and the thok is just right for me. The profiles are really nice too. I wish tje shortcuts came in manual, but they are easy tonfind on their site.

Very reliable, comfortable and I’m overall super pleased the control hub is very configurable i’m super impressed

This keyboard may be small and seem simple coming with basically just a cable and nothing else, but it functions just like the bigger keyboards and better in many ways, especially, if not obviously, for gamers. I think that my be the most surprising thing about this keyboard, which is just how well thought out it is in giving you all the options to use the keys that are basically missing from essentially chopping off 40% of a standard keyboard. Between the multi-function keys and remapping features, the only thing this little keyboard can't make up for is a 10-key number pad, but if you're only gaming with it that's not an issue. And if you do plan on using this keyboard for more than gaming and need one, you can always buy a stand-alone 10-key numpad separately (which is what I got). Customizing this keyboard is easy too and surprisingly doesn't even require you to download an app as it's all done through a web hub via your browser. You just have to give permission to let it find devices on your computer and voila, it shows up right away. The interface is easy enough to figure out and use too. Another thing I like about it is that I can easily change a key or a function, and if I don't like it, easily change it back. Like for example the feature that lets you lock the 'w' key so that you don't have to keep it pressed when you're just continuously walking. A feature that my daughter was excited to try out on Roblox but wasn't quite getting used to it so we just easily turned it off in a matter of seconds. I also found that I like to just keep the web hub up while I'm starting a new game, so that as I'm playing and learning the controls, if there's something I don't like or something I think would be easier if mapped differently, I just pause the game, switch to the web hub, and make whatever changes I want to try. The number of customizable options you get is honestly almost over-whelming. The fact that you can set functions to only pressing a key half-way down, or upon releasing a key, or even releasing only half-way up is kind of crazy to think about. Truthfully, I've used a clicky style keyboard for so long that only half-pressing keys is something I need to get used to, although I haven't really came across a game I play where that would be useful yet, for me at least. I'm sure that'll change though as I get more and more used to the hall effect style keys, which shouldn't take too long as I've been enjoying this keyboard so much it is now my dedicated gaming keyboard. Additionally, you can record macros, assign mouse functions to keys, even text phrases. The possibilities truly are almost endless. The lighting of the keyboard looks really good too and again, you have options for the lighting effects. I also like how when you hold the FN key to use the secondary key functions, it lights up only the keys that have a default secondary function like the arrow keys or F keys. The one thing I wish they did was make the secondary functions on the keys light up as well, because as it is, they are REALLY hard to see, which is honestly the only negative thing I've found with this keyboard so far. The build quality is excellent too. It feels very sturdy and solid. The keys feel good, and sound good. I have no doubt this keyboard will be able to withstand a lot of gaming abuse for a long time. Not only is this now my dedicated gaming keyboard, it's also now my daughter's dedicated keyboard. We rarely game at the same time so we just swap it back and forth. So I want to share her thoughts on this keyboard as well, being that she probably spends more time playing Roblox than I should probably be letting her. Before I got this Clipper Pro, she's just been using a full-size mechanical keyboard that came with her gaming desktop PC. After using this keyboard, let's just say if we did game at the same time, she'd probably rip it away from me, which she practically did the first time I took it to use and didn't connect it back to her PC. She now refuses to use any other keyboard. If that's not a testament to how awesome this keyboard is then I don't know what is. So if you're looking to get a 60% mini keyboard, I'd most definitely recommend going with the Corsair Clipper Pro.