Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm in love with this keyboard, also the sound of the switches are amazing. And in game is sick.

i love it!! i thought it was too small but it’s actually not that bad.

Great purchase and my son love it as is the perfect size for him. The colors are amazing too

Great keyboard! Highly recommend. For the money I think it’s one of the best.

Works great and a great price. Be aware of the missing keys before you buy.

Clicks feel amazing. Good quality. A little expensive

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

Loved this keyboard typing feels so smooth trust me just get it

Nice quality dose what I needed. Really goes with my set up

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

Nice keyboard. I loved how it was almost completely silent. Was smooth and was worth the buy.

The keyboard is nice. I love the RBG and how vibrate the colors are.

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

I've had this keyboard for about 6 months now. It's visually appealing and the Razer app is pretty easy to navigate. Only problem I have is some keys tend to stick down, even after attempting to cleaning it.

I feel like I hit the Jackpot with this keyboard. Its so hard to find white components for PC's that are high Quality. The Razer Huntsman Mini carries the brand's standout optical mechanical switch keyboard. With each key's light feel accompanied by premium double shot PBT keycaps, it can be great for both gaming and typing. I will have to advise against installing the Razer software. You can simply activate gaming mode by pressing function key +U. The Razer software has A few bugs that need to be straitened out before I will attempt to re-install. A lot of people compare this to the Ducky 2 MINI, Since I snagged this from Best Buy for half the price of the Ducky 2 mini and this being an all white keyboard vs the blue enter Key on the ducky II I figured this decision was A no-Brainer. Even if the ducky II mini did not have the blue key I would of went with Razer regardless. Using Razer mechanical keyboards at work and at home with clicky optical keys keys is perfect with me. I feel that Razer keyboards have build quality that are built to last If you feel the need for that .15 MS faster response time to compensate for your slow reaction time when playing Apex or War Zone then by all means get the linear switch version. I find this keyboard to be more then enough for my needs. Even after 2 weeks I am able to navigate fine when writing code without having the standard arrow key's.

The Razer Huntsman Mini 60% is an excellent keyboard for anyone who wants a compact setup without sacrificing performance. The optical switches are super responsive and feel great to type on — especially if you like that satisfying click. Build quality is solid, the RGB lighting is vibrant and customizable, and the size is perfect for gaming or a clean desk setup. It takes a little time to adjust to the 60% layout, but once you do, it’s hard to go back. Highly recommended for gamers or minimalists!

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.

My son loves gaming with his keyboard. It’s the perfect size and he loves the lighting.