Customer Ratings & Reviews

Epic keyboard, very small and easy to use. No noticeable input delay

Very good quality, easy to use. Love the look, very soft

Decent key presses are not super sensitive but keys are really high profile for seemingly no reason compared to a normal keyboard

I love the size but this keyboard is way over priced. The shift button already broke on me, keeps on getting stuck. It’s 119 for a fully built plastic keyboard. If the key board was something else besides plastic then yeah I could under stand. Just buy a ducky one 2, they care about theirs product. Positives: it’s 60% Very comfortable Usb C Negative: Cheaply made All plastic for price range To noisy, rattle is very loud(not talking about the clicky switches, I love clicky) Worst part it was built by razer Can’t put custom key caps on because of the clips they use.

Solid keyboard with cherry keys are are super responsive and ideal for any gamer

Great minimalist keyboard, I'm loving how small and sturdy it is, no flex at all! The key caps are double shot PBT and have a nice texture feel to them (nothing harsh). I love the lighting is strong enough, without being "on your face" (benefit of the PBT key caps). The keys are razer's optomechanical purple ones (clicky and tactile, akin to cherry mx blues), however with faster actuation and greater endurance as they use a light beam to actuate. +++PROS+++ +Optomechanical switches. +PBT double shot key caps! (these should be a standard, premium keyboards should ditch ABS plastic forever). +Minimalist 60% design, super portable, can take it on my bag to Lan parties (yes, my friends and I still do Lan parties). +Letters are slim and let thru enough light without being annoying, +Razer Synapse, can synchronize profiles with the cloud. +You can record macros (no dedicated macro keys, however you can assign macros to certain combination of keys, its possible to record them). +Being 60% gives tremendous portability and desk space (if you use a very low DPI setting on your mouse, this kb will give you a lot of desk space to move it!). ---CONS--- -Most keys keys have a double function for the keys that are missing physically (like arrow keys, page up, end etc), HOWEVER THEY ARE NOT BACKLIT!! Razer, what were you thinking? They should be backlit too, when there is low ambien light, you cannot see them at all! I know Razer listens, so these should be a future improvement. -Would be nice if they included a wrist wrest like they do with the Hunstman elite (would pay a little extra for a version that includes this). Or maybe sell one in the future. -LOUD! The purple tactile and clicky optomechanical switches are loud, like cherry mx blues kind of loud. If you care about this, get the version with the red ones, I heard they improved them with silicone dampeners and lube. At least they have that option for you that care about noise.

This Razer Huntsman Mini is exactly what a lot of us having been asking for. For some time now, I've watched the community provide immense feedback in terms of the type of keyboard we'd like to see as well as the features. I was a big fan of the original Razer Huntsman Elite and we finally have one of the best keyboards on the market, imho, in sixty percent form factor. It is astounding how much space I've freed up on my desk by switching to this huntsman mini. I didn't realize how much space a traditional ten key keyboard takes up over this. I'm surprised it's taken a major retail store manufacturer this long to come out with this form factor. I keep trying to find flaws with this keyboard but I'm a bit hard pressed. It's higher quality than I would have expected from Razer. It's built like a tank. The bottom of the keyboard is constructed with a really high quality plastic with an aluminum top plate. There is no flex on the keyboard which is what lends to it feeling indestructible. We finally have stock double shot PBT keycaps. An ingenious feature of this board is the side printed secondary functions (see pics!). I found this incredibly convenient. While you're certainly not going to get get arrow or media keys with a 60% keyboard, these side printed keys provide with you the functionality of media keys, arrow keys, brightness control, and some page up/down keys by just holding down the function button. A nice touch that I really loved that Razer included here was that when you hold down the "fn" key, only the keys with secondary functions light up!!! (see pics) In terms of the typing experience, I personally love Razer's purple clicky optical switches. I have for some time now. Key type will of course come down to preference but if you prefer tactile keys and you are a fan of the previous offerings of razer's purple optical switches, then you will love these even more. For some reason, these purples feel even more stable than on the Razer Elite that I've tried. I don't know if it's because of the double shot keys or if it's because of the type of lubricant that Razer used on each one of these keys but they feel rock solid. The keys are also a lot less noisy than the traditional optical clicky purples that I've tried in the past. I could only presume that it's from the type or application of lubricant that Razer used on this keyboard. Typing on this is a dream that you have to really just try for yourself. On that note, please bear in mind that if you are coming from a traditional ten-key or TKL keyboard, it will likely take a couple or a few days to adjust to this smaller size. The keys are ever so slightly closer together because of the form factor but definitely not to the point that your hands feel cramped (for reference I have medium to large hands). The RGB lighting on this keyboard is bar none which I've already come to expect from Razer and their synapse software.They have great presets but you can also individually customize each key using Chroma Studio (listed under "Advanced Effects"). Do bear in mind though, that there is not a lot of light bleed from underneath the keycaps if that's the look you're going for. In terms of cons it's tough to find any. However, there are two things that I can nit pick. The first is I've recently started to see some online keyboard companies with 60% keyboards start to include two USB-C connectors (one on the right of the keyboard and one on the left). This is a pretty neat feature as it allows you to connect the USB-C cable closest to the side on your desk where your PC is located. While the included braided USB-C cable is super high quality, the USB-C slot is located on the upper left of the keyboard only. The second minor gripe I have is that if you decide to purchase Razer's very own doubleshot PBT keycaps that are sold separately in different colors, they do not include the side printed secondary functions!!! So bear in mind that if you do switch out the keys, you will lose those side printed shortcuts. Other than that, this is a flawless execution. I've typed up this entire review on this keyboard and these keys make me not want to stop! If you've havent had the opportunity to use a Razer product in the past, this is one that I would highly urge that you give a chance!

One of the issues many of us gamers, especially those of us with multiple computers, have is that desk space is limited. Personally I run three computers on a v-shaped desk and desk space is pretty limited. So when I saw the new Razer Huntsman, a keyboard that is a high-quality and premium keyboard, but one that is about 60% of the size of a regular keyboard I knew that I wanted to give it a try. The fact that it had really cool RGB lighting was just the icing on the proverbial cake. Taking the keyboard out of the case is really an experience because you don't really realize just how much smaller it is going to be until you open the small box and see it for yourself. It's amazing in both looks and size to look at. The next thing you notice is the quality braided wiring that it comes with. Replacing my old Logitech G800 keyboard was going to free up a lot more desk space than even I had realized. Of course setting it up was a breeze, I mean you basically plug it in. The RGB lighting defaults to rainbow cycling of colors and although I suppose there is likely Razer software you could install to change the lighting yourself I did not do so as I didn't feel the need to change the lighting on my secondary computer (I spend way too much time changing the lighting on my current computer!) Typing on the keyboard did not take long at all to get used to. As a touch typist the F and J keys are marked and I was able to quickly and proficiently type very quickly immediately on this keyboard. It also had a real good click feel in relation to gaming, so you know exactly when you press the keyboard, which is, at least in my opinion, mandatory for a gaming keyboard to have. I was able to use the WASD setup to play several games without any issue and I felt almost as if I was using my regular Corsair Strafe RGB keyboard until of course I looked down and saw the actual small keyboard. I think this is a great keyboard for gamers, but also anyone that wants to reclaim desk space and do so only with a high quality click-key keyboard that they will not miss a beat using in a game but also be able to use to type an email for work on. I'd highly recommend this keyboard for all you lan gamers out there as well since it's so small and so light but yet it is corded so you will not have any issue at all with lag. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I had always wanted to buy one of these, and the truth has not disappointed me, it is incredible!

Love this keyboard and I’ve had 400 dollar ducky keyboards, but this one is the best if had, a lot of customization with razor synaps and amazing clicks, if you like clicking keys instead of creamy and want a 60% this is one you should get

I replaced an old cheap keyboard with this one. The purple switches work nice for typing and make it much nicer to type then a cheap keyboard. The software also allows you to customize the colors, but I turn it off after I set it up. You can also customize the keys. It is much smaller so if you have a small space, then this is nice. Since it is connected through USB-C, if you take it somewhere else and have a USB-C cable it will work there too. Since this is a mini keyboard, it does mean you are missing keys. The F# keys are gone and the arrow plus number pad is gone. The size of the keys is standard, so the reduction is by having fewer keys, which is good so you don't need to get used to small keys. For gaming, if you use the F5 or F8 keys for saving/load you'll now need to do it a different way. For desktop the same for arrow keys. The nice thing though is that the Fn key actually adds these buttons back, and they are pretty intuitive (like FN + 5 is F5). Once you get used to using Fn it's almost the same as having a full-sized keyboard, but it does take some getting used to. Overall, if you have a larger desk and need to use the keypad, F# keys, or arrow keys, you're probably better off getting a full-sized keyboard. On the other hand, if you're looking to use little space and still have a functional nice keyboard, then I would strongly recommend this.

The keyboard is at an affordable price for its quality. It has a purple switch, the keys are made with quality plastic and the keyboard has a configurable RGB light, which makes it more beautiful and fun. The design of the keyboard allows it to take up less space and give the user more space so they can move the mouse more freely and perform better in games. The product comes well packaged and protected, the cable is of quality and the packaging comes with good information on how to use the keyboard.

Razer has always been known for being at or near the top in consumer’s options for computer gaming peripherals and they did not disappoint with the Huntsman Mini Gaming Keyboard. They packed everything you would hope to see from a full-size customizable mechanical gaming keyboard into the Huntsman Mini making gaming on the go more convenient without sacrificing too much. Just like their full-size keyboards, you can customize the Razer Chroma (RGB) lighting, buttons, etc. using the Razer Synapse application or via the onboard memory and lighting effects hot keys. You can also use the function key to select key options that would normally be available on a standard size keyboard. With Razer’s Clicky Optical Switch, the mechanical feel in the keys is as smooth and responsive as you would expect from Razer for seamless and lightning fast actuation. As you can see by my pictures, the size and layout of the buttons is similar in spacing. The keyboard does have two flip out stands in the rear to tilt it up slightly as you would normally see in a standard keyboard. The keyboard connects to your computer using a detachable USB-C to USB connection although it would have been nice if it also had a Bluetooth option although I know gamers would be sacrificing speed. Another drawback with the Huntsman Mini is the lack of wrist pad making it a little uncomfortable and less ergonomic however you could always add a third-party wrist pad to help. I would recommend this keyboard for laptop travel gamers as it should fit easily in a laptop bag however it definitely is not as comfortable or user friendly as a full size gaming keyboard with more shortcut keys available.

As I'm sure many parents reading this can relate, my son has spent a good amount of time during the pandemic playing PC and Xbox games while his school has been closed. He really loved the lighting effects of the keyboard and the fact it can be controlled without the need for extra software to be installed. There are simple presets listed on the back of the box that control the lighting, essentially the Fn + Ctrl + (number) and so they are easy to remember. The small size means it's great for when he wants to take the keyboard on the road or over to a friends house and the detachable USB cable is great as you sometimes find the point of attachment to be a point of weakness on keyboards where the cable is attached permanently. The 2 year warranty on the keyboard is also a nice added extra and illustrates this is a quality product through and through.

Where do I start? This thing just feels good. It is well built. It looks great and I think 60% of a keyboard is all anyone needs. I was shocked at how much I ended up up loving this board. It's responsive and satisfying to click the buttons. The RGB lights can be programed to fit your liking. I have mine set to reactive so whatever sound is on my PC, it obviously reacts to in a dance of lights. I love it man!!! According to Razor, they built this board after listening to feed =back from the fans, Sooo, thanks fans for leading them here. I see myself doing a lot more PC gaming now. I think you'll be getting a great value for your buck. So drop it into your cart.

I like the keyboard for the noise , and for the compactness it can give off. Though I feel I don’t like it , because it doesn’t have F keys you don’t have to combine to get to. I get it’s a smaller keyboard but still can make ease of use spiral

It's fine although I expected it to be a little quieter, I wanted to test the sound in the store but they didn't have their switches to test as happens with some brands apart from the fact that the arrows are used with FN + j,k,l,i etc when it is It is more comfortable to use FN + WASD and I tried to change this from the settings but it doesn't work anyway, it is a good product, they just need to improve those tweaks and I could recommend it 100%

Great connectivity, multiple option functionality, beautiful lights.

This keyboard is excellent. The keys feel smooth and responsive, making it perfect for gaming and typing. The RGB lighting is bright, customizable, and looks amazing on my desk. Build quality feels solid and durable. Setup was quick and easy. Overall, a great product that definitely exceeded my expectations.

Our son loves this keyboard for gaming! He loves the responsiveness of the keys most of all. The colors and features are perfect for a gamer!