Customer Ratings & Reviews

this mini ruined my sons computer. bad keyboard, you have to download a bunch of crap

Hello this item is pretty good biger numbers and better !!!

Returned, one of the keys was not working correctly. Form factor was nice.

Terrible quality, fell apart. Did not meet standard expectations

This keyboard offers smooth, responsive keystrokes that feel great for both typing and gaming. The build quality is solid, with satisfying key travel and minimal noise. Customizable backlighting adds style, while the comfortable layout allows long sessions without hand fatigue.

My gaming child loves the feedback of the key press on this keyboard. He uses it with a laptop and the size of this keyboard makes it easy to travel with. He is a gamer and this keyboard holds up to his rapid inputs.

So I had originally bought the huntsman mini with the tactile keys and it was a little too noisy for me. but then I went back and exchanged it for the linear with no problems. Overall its a great keyboard for the price. it has 2 angle adjustments so you can have it level, 6 degrees, or 9 degrees. all in all a great purchase in my opinion P.S. it has decent RGB and its fairly simple to operate and change.

Really good product I love the noise it makes while I’m gaming

It's a 60% keyboard. As long as you're good to learn some of the shortcuts you'll be fine. The trade off is that it's very space saving and minimalistic. Very nice keyboard to type on and play games. I'm currently enjoying this at the office and will be trying it out at home with fps some games, but I don't foresee any issues. This keyboard is very light weight, due to the obvious size of the product. Also the materials keep it on the light side, aluminum top plate but everything else is plastic. Feels sturdy though and haven't had an accidental slide, so I feel like it will stay planted just fine. The sound profile is alright, a little loud for some, but I enjoy the feed back noises. It's hard to describe the feel of the razer purple opto switches, they are not as clicky or as loud as a traditional cherry mx blue switch. They also don't require as much force to activate, they literally trigger right on the bump, which I like. So far I'm getting used to this keyboard fairly quickly and enjoying it. I purchased the black color option and not the mercury white. The black color option seems to keep the RGB lighting at a minimal, meaning it doesn't look too bright or flashly, enough to get the job done and see the legends in low lighting. I believe the white color option would really help make the RGB reflect and shine much more, so keep that in mind if the RGB is an important factor in your decision. One con is that I wish the shorcuts that are printed on the front of some of the keys were shine thru, they are not, so in low lighting it can be difficult at first until you get used to the boards layout (that's if you need to use some of a full size keyboards functions). You can use the software, or you can adjust the lighting with shorcuts without having to use the software, which is nice. If you're a minimalist or a gamer who prefers to have more desk real estate open for your mouse movements you will really enjoy this keyboard. I'm using the purple switches, I'm normally a linear guy so I'm sure the reds are even more enjoyable and can't wait to try those out sometime soon! The switches have a very light feel to them. I like to bottom out the keys when I type, it has a foreign yet satisfying feeling to them. The switches have some odd sound feedback to them at times. I'm thinking it's due to the switch design, specifically the stabilizers on each switch. The price point is not bad IMO. Yeah 119 USD to start for a keyboard can seem like a bit much, but if you're a keyboard person it really does fall in line with the typical pricing trend (sure I do wish overall the market wasn't so expensive though!). Compared to a ducky or even an anne pro it's a little more money (around 10 or 20) but the trade off is that this keyboard can be bought at a big box retail store, aka meaning minimal to no wait time. Just go pick one up instead of waiting for shipping or stock to replenish from a favorite website. Also if you have any issues right away you can go right back to the store instead of having to ship it back! Overall I recommend this keyboard, works good, I like how it types, and it's not super flashy. You can customize it with different keycaps if you like, just know that as of right now razer and other third parties do not make any keycaps with the front printed shortcuts as replacements.

Sweeet, most excellent key board very cool, great performance, live the colors,

A very good product, the switches are very fast and the click is satisfying, the only bad things about this keyboard is the stabilizers on every key, it makes them ping every time you press them, and the price.

The Mini Minimalist Keyboard This keyboard is perfect for those who want a clean gaming setup without all the space needed by a full size keyboard. Using a 60% keyboard you will have more room to work with your mouse and a more spacious workspace. I find the Huntsman Mini to be well built but a lot more plastic than metal. As a result, this keyboard often slides around which can be a bit of an annoyance. IMO, for this price, it should have included a wrist-rest but nonetheless you get an amazing keyboard overall. I must say, this is NOT my favorite for just working on typical computer tasks like word processing, spreadsheets, and surfing the internet. The key combos just for the arrows are EXTREMELY inconvenient. I don't even want to mention this is TERRIBLE if you try to use it for content creation since you need arrow keys to skip frames and perform other functions. Basically, it comes down to if you mainly game then this is for you. If you want to use this as your everyday driver, there is a learning curve and finger gymnastics that will come into play. I do love the fact the doubleshot PBT key caps come with secondary functions printed on the keys, but unfortunately they do not illuminate with the top of the keys leaving you to memorize the board. I do like when you press the fn key, only those keys with a secondary function light up to take some of the guesswork out of it. It this does take some getting used to if you happen to use the arrow keys to do highlighting text. Some will need two hands for the fn keys and others will be finger gymnasts. The responsiveness is DEFINITELY noticeable as well as how little pressure is actually needed to engage the switches. I find playing on this board to be effortless and just feels great overall. The texture on the keys is nice and the RGB lighting is top notch. USB-C is great making this futureproof, and the Synapse 3 software makes it a gamers dream. In short, this is a great keyboard for those who are actually gaming instead of multitasking on a PC. I recommend this to ONLY those whose main purpose of using a PC is to game; a full size keyboard will serve everyone else better.

Really good keyboard! It did its job well and I would recommend picking one up

purchased for my all white gaming set up, and it is PERFECT! Wire is minimalistic and doesnt mess with the aesthetic of the set up. If youre looking for a small clicky keyboard, THIS IS IT!

I love it! Compatible with my Xbox ! I got it to use instead of controller and it did not disappoint. I love the clicks that it makes and the lighting is very pretty. I would purchase again.

This has a very small footprint and depending on your predilection and needs you may find this to be helpful or maybe not so. I like it. I can pack this into my bag and just leave home. This is not my first Razer. I had a Black Widow many years back and loved that one as well. But this one has faster (really more fast) response time and you will know this when you sit down and give it a strong test ride. This is smaller and overall the software works better and you can really change the color and settings. Previous generation users will know what I am talking abut. If you are a first time user, just be ready to be pleasantly surprised. Typing is not a chore but if this is your first 60% keyboard then you may need some time to get used to it. I love the loud keys. The click is just too beautiful, for me. I know some hate the loudness. But man, you can feel the pedal hitting the medal and sometimes that's a great experience. Double-functionality for some keys are great but dudes-- where is the light for those ones? Backlight is important for everything! This is great for gamers. But as a side story, I have been typing on this for the last few days and just the clicking response is so wonderful that I have my wife trying to snatch this away from me a few times though she kind of struggles a bit, at the moment, with the mini-ness of the layout. Buy this boys. And girls.

This small keyboard gives you more desk space for positioning your input devices. With no number pad, arrow keys, or function keys you get a great 61 key compact 60% Razer clicky Purple Optical Switch based travel-ready keyboard. Razer’s Huntsman keyboards, include full-sized, 80 percent tenkeyless, and now the 60% mini. Alternate functions can be activated by holding down the Fn key. Durability of up to 100 million keystrokes expected life span is great. The keyboard is made from aluminum and plastic and is both light and structurally sound. Keys are individually backlit with RGB LEDs, customizable using Razer Synapse 3 software - very attractive. Razer uses double-shot PBT keycaps, which are resistant to wear and tear. The keyboard comes with a USB-C cable for attaching to your pc. Very small footprint Razer’s purple optical switches PBT keycaps Keycap labels on vertical front facing surfaces Detachable USB-C cable Responsive to very light touch Five visual profiles RGB Per-Key Backlighting N-Key Rollover I really like it!

Ok. I’ve had many keyboards and some I’ve spend way too much money on but I’ve never had a quality keyboard that was this small before! I knew it would be but man it’s really smaller then I expected. On the other side it is extremely well-made you can feel the quality when you pick it up, and you will love the clickiness of the keys. I guess it’s an acquired taste, some people like different keys but this one’s are completely perfect for this keyboard and from what I like. I’ve used many different ones currently I believe I am using the Brown key caps on my corsair but they always seem to subdued. This keyboard has the best key caps that I’ve ever tried. Besides that I do want to mention that this keyboard is not cordless but the cord is a good length and good quality. From what I can say so far it does not feel dense but instead I feel just right and the RGB is quality as well. Razor seems to always make good products but there’s so far is my favorite.

To start, please don't make the mistake I made. I love this keyboard. It is small, has a fast response and seems to withstand the brutal force I use sometimes when playing some games. The issue was that I started using it without installing the Synapse software, which allows you to customize it to your liking. Once I did it, I had only good things to say about it. Yes, it looks tall but it feels very stable although it is too loud for me. Fortunately, it is comfortable and being compact, it not only saves space but it gives me the feeling of freedom with so much desk real estate, which is a nice thing when you play for hours like me. I'm not a young guy anymore but I love RGB lighting. Be it on my kitchen or home office/gaming room. The glow is bright enough and definitely fits well in my echo system. What else can I say about it? Other than the software interface that could be improved a little, I am very satisfied. I must admit though that I didn't get used to it when doing actual work. It was hard to not find the dedicated keypad as I would my regular keyboard but I just use the other one for other types of serious business.

The Huntsman keyboard has a lot of positives with very few negatives. It provides a satisfying noise of the keys when you click them, it offers a clean design, and the ability to customize key colors and effects with the Razer Chroma Key are nice. When you plug the keyboard in, it automatically starts a software download that, when installed, gives you a wide range of options for keyboard color customization with different effects and patterns. In terms of gaming, the keyboard feels great, it has a fast response time, and is small enough to give quite a lot of mouse space if you need it. The only negative I personally experienced with it was that I had never used a 60% keyboard before, so getting used to such a small keyboard and the fact that I didn't have arrow keys or a number pad took some getting used to. But if you are used to that or think you can get used to that, this would is a great keyboard for you.