Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the keyboard overall. There are a lot of rgb settings that can be changed without downloading any software. They keys and feeling of typing are great, but the Cherry MX Brown switches are a bit louder than expected. Honestly wish I'd bought the one with the Red Silent switches. The extendable wrist rest is great and the whole thing looks really nice. I like the black keys with the gunmetal bluish grey board.

The keyboard has an amazing form factor made of premium material feels very sturdy. I did not like the keycaps and immediately switched to pbt keycaps. Also it's difficult to insert a custom keyboard cable. I have the brown switches. I also love the wrist rest and its adjustability.

This keyboard has been a dream to use. I wish I had it years ago. I don't do much gaming, I type a lot of emails, and do some programming/coding/scripting as well. I have used countless keyboards over the years, but this one stands out for it's attention to details. I love the integrated palm rest that's perfectly sized and styled to match to the keyboard. It's comfortable, but it's removable in case you don't want to use it. There's a plate under it that lets you easily lift it and move it forward or backward. I often move it backward when I have a lot to type, and forward when i'm not typing much just to make the keyboard more compact and better looking. I love the Cherry MX Brown switches for typing. Not too loud, and yet has a satisfying tactile feel. The RGB is a nice addition, especially since it's not required to use installed software to change color settings. I prefer not to install unnecessary RGB control programs on my PC.

This keyboard was a lot better than I thought. The browns were pretty good (a mix between blues and reds). The quality of this keyboard feels amazing and doesn’t feel cheap at all. You could download the software on your computer to customize the keyboard even more.

I use a desk with a tray underneath. Unfortunately if I sit centered under the tray, the numpad hangs off the right side of the tray. If I center the keyboard then I'm sitting with my left leg jammed against the left leg of the desk. The solution was an keyboard with no numpad. Now I can sit centered under the tray, and the Mini-Streak keyboard can easily slide around to my liking. It helps that the Mini-Streak is a great little keyboard with a complete lighting array covering every imaginable color. Couple this with mechanical keys and it's a winning combination, well worth the money. The only negative is the amount of noise the keys make. If that's a problem you might want to look elsewhere. It bothered me a little, but I've grown used to it and now I hardly notice it at all. It's a great little keyboard.

I originally picked this up because it was on sale. I already had a Corsair K65 with red switches, but I used to have a logitech g710+ with browns and wanted to try them out again. I figured I would give fnatic a try, I always liked their e-sports org, and what the heck. It's only money, right? Wow, I am very impressed with what they have done here. This is hands down my favorite keyboard that I have owned. It could use PBT keycap rather than the light abs ones that are included but those can be easily replaced for around $30. I am personally just going to keep the ones that came on it, I am extremely pleased with my purchase.

Great small formfactor tkl keyboard. Great for gaming. I have the brown switches on mine and I really like how quiet they are.great keyboard if you can get it on sale.

I really like how it is very compact and much better when gaming. The keys are very responsive and feels very rigid all around. Plus, the RGB lighting feature makes it extra cool.

Keyboard is well built well thought out switches are very smooth and clicky and rgb is full customizable and timing from keys to game action is very fast

This keyboard is quality at its best. Very well put together, nice wrist rest that’s detachable, and light combos are easy to achieve with the easy to use software. Nice job team Fnatic.

Great keyboard fit and finish are too notch and key feel is great... rob is also super nice... I just wish is had a usb pass through

Great keyboard for typing and gaming. RGB is customizable through the Fnatic software. Definitely the best mechanical TKL keyboard out there.

The best keyboard I have ever buy for gaming, very nice led also it looks nice with custom key caps, the best keyboard you can get.

I don’t use this for gaming. I needed it to type more quickly and accurately. It does this well with its brown mechanical keys. Browns aren’t quiet, but the keyboard is sturdy and small which I like. I also like the colored backlit keys and the ability to change colors and patterns because in the evening the room I work in can be dim, so the lights make it easier to see the keys and changing the pattern just adds a bit of fun while I’m working.

The tactile feedback makes this keyboard so much fun and so easy to type on. Most importantly, I can type for a longer period of time with far less strain than on a typical membrane keyboard. The keys are clearly audible, but I was expecting that. The adjustable wrist rest is very comfortable. It does seem to come apart easily when you move it, but you can re-attach it easily, too. Installation was a breeze. The construction, as well as the box, feels very sturdy and nicely made.

While I am not a professional gamer, I have been playing casual and competitive multiplayer games for over 20 years. I can certainly tell you that using the right keyboard can give or take away your competitive edge. With that in mind, let me tell you about the newest mechanical gaming keyboard designed for and by one of the most popular esports team Fnatics (which I follow). Now, I am not new to tenkeyless (TKL) keyboards because I have a PC station with very little desk space. So, I decided to try the Mini Streak instead of the full version. It has a pretty small footprint measuring a mere 14”W x 5.5”H and about 1” tall (approximately). It is a bit high because of the exposed keys but that’s the nature of most mechanical keyboards. It features a black matte finish with a metal top and plastic lower case. The USB cable is detachable and hides nicely underneath the keyboard. The keys are well displaced and feel pretty good to touch. It has RGB (lights) accents that can be controlled by software (available at their website). The keys can easily be taken off, cleaned or replaced. The layout is what you would expect from a TKL keyboard with good travel from left to right. It has a dedicated FN lock button on the left and separate mute, mic mute and a “gamer” button that disables certain keys that one would not want to hit by mistake while gaming such as the windows key. The only thing I don’t like is the spacebar, mainly because it seems to be a bit on the slick side, making it feel different than the other keys. Now, this particular keyboard offers cherry MX brown switches, which I had to get used to because I am used to blue switches which are very clicky (I like to know when I hit keys). But overall the keys’ travel is pretty good, and they are springy and responsive. Of course, this keyboard can get pretty noisy, so keep that in mind when playing at night, or if you are sharing office (or gaming room) space. You can always get some silicone O-rings to offset that, but it may change the feel or reactiveness of the keypresses. It comes with a faux leather wrist rest that can be adjusted for long hands. It’s not great, but it does the job if you do not have one. I highly recommend downloading Fnatic’s OP software so that you can change the light patterns, specific key lighting and key bindings. One last thing, I do find it strange that it does not offer USB connectivity for a mouse (Fnatic’s Clutch2?), but that’s a minor complain. In conclusion, I think the Fnatic Mini Streak is a very well-thought-out, compact TKL mechanical keyboard that is not terribly expensive. While it does not automatically make me a better gamer, it does make for pleasurable sessions. It is undeniably a step up from a lot of gaming keyboards for sure.

Keyboard is great but a bit noisy. Will need to purchase ring kit to quiet down the clacks while typing.

Great keyboard with nice colors keys are perfect and i like the size of it fits perfect on my desk.

I’ve had many razer keyboards in the past, most of which I’ve loved. However, given that they’re typically almost twice the price, this keyboard offers just as much functionality, while just missing a couple of the bonus features that razer keyboards have. If you’re looking for something not too over the top, but responsive, well-built, and with aesthetically pleasing, I’d stop here

This is the best keyboard I've ever used I have two of them so I don't have to keep unplugging my favorite one I have used Corsair keyboards Logitech keyboards & Razer keyboards and this was by far the best it was surprising that it was from a smaller brand even though they play very competitively I highly suggest you give it a try and if you don't like it just returned that but you won't cuz it's the best keyboard in the market