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Compact keyboard with advanced Razer Optical Switches. It's time to experience speed and precision in the most compact form available from Razer to date.
With 1mm optical activation that is registered at the speed of light. Tested to have top durability of up to 100 million keystrokes, the Razer Linear Optical Switches are well-equipped to withstand the rigors of competitive gaming.
The Razer Huntsman Mini does not have the F1-F12 function row, home cluster, and numpad of a traditional full-sized keyboard, but it does not lose any functionality because all these commands are still accessible through secondary functions and shortcuts.
Harder and more durable than ABS and PVC, PBT is a thermoplastic material that gives keycaps a premium feel and quality - a hard and sturdy finish that withstands heavy use.
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I have had it for 2 years and I have to say 3 things:
1. If you are not sure about its size, there are two options (1. you buy it because you will only play games, or you don't buy it because you work on the computer.)
2. If you eat in front of the computer, don't worry, it is very easy to clean.
3. It is perfect for gamers who want something very good and affordable.
I recommend it if you are a gamer
Nice keyboard with satisfying RGB. The switches have a nice feel and immediate response.
If you like the click-clack and don't experience any issues like "it makes a lot of noise and bothers my wife in the next room, oh my, these mechanical things", GET IT, IT'S PERFECT!!! If you actually have a problem with your wife, separate from her and get it... IT'S PERFECT!!!
Generally, Razer products are not worth it. It's better to get a Keychron V2 or V3 instead of this piece of junk. The keys and switches move on the base due to the terrible materials that Razer uses since they changed factories. It's all plastic and the claimed 8000 Hz polling rate by Razer is overkill and you won't see any visible or tangible difference when playing games. The construction is all plastic and very lightweight. For this amount of money, it's not worth it at all to get such a keyboard. If it was cheaper, for example, $50-60, then yes, go for it, but otherwise, no. The optical switches from Razer are worse than a good mechanical keyboard like Keychron or Wooting
I went from the blackwidow elite to this one in terms of size, clearly... just like I had no complaints about the blackwidow and generally anything razer I have bought, the same applies here and for me it is worth 100% of its money
5 stars because I don't have any issues so far, but guys don't worry, with 35 euros a 60% keyboard, you'll be satisfied if you want something more budget-friendly
While working at some point, it disappeared from synapse 3.
I did a repair and then reinstalled synapse, but it continues to appear for 1 second and then disappear.
The worst software I have encountered.
It is a very nice keyboard, it has a very nice touch and clicky switches. If you have switched from a full-size keyboard to a 60%, it takes a few days to get used to it, but overall it is good. It also has clean RGB lighting.
I use to write this review and I am satisfied with every keystroke, it has a wonderful feel when pressing the keys and has amazing RGB. Honestly, I am amazed by the build quality and the sound it produces
This keyboard is the best in its category and for its price, it has a nice sound and you press the buttons and feel it!!
Problematic came out with a button that doesn't work, it's also complicated with the color change, I regret buying it
In the mic, it doesn't sound good at all, it sounds like it's underwater.
2. It's not very fast in responding.
3. Overrated expensive prices
Guys trust me, this is the best gaming keyboard you can find on the market. Preferably, if you like clicky switches, buy the one with the optical purple for better sound. If you prefer a quiet keyboard, then go for the linear red which is also faster! I love it so much and I have to say a big thank you to Razer for making my life easier!
I have had the keyboard here for about 3 months, I bought it when it was around €95. The keyboard is excellent in terms of build quality and the RGB lighting. The cable is well-made and provides a responsive gaming experience. It's the best
The synapse software does not allow you to change the default function keys, making it useless as the remaining keys to assign functions are minimal
First of all, let me start by saying that I am currently writing this with the huntsman mini because the feel and sound it produces are addictive :) . It's a small keyboard for those who have less available space. Almost silent. It has nothing to do with the sound tests on YouTube, which make it sound noisy when it's not. I would like it to be TKL, meaning to have arrow keys, but you can always adjust it with Synapse. The lighting could be a bit more intense (like a proper chroma keyboard). Overall, it's a good keyboard, but considering its materials, I wanted it to be around 90 as the other guys said.
Beautiful, high-quality, amazing RGB, quiet. The price of 120 is excessive, at 90 it is fair. Beyond the price, it is quite small and somewhat loses the seriousness of a gaming keyboard razer. Unfortunately, it does not have the arrow keys, which I did not notice and I regret spending 120 euros on the keyboard.
It is the first mechanical keyboard I bought. Also, it is the first time I got such a small keyboard and it is indeed as fast as it gets. Also, it responds very quickly in gaming. It's simply top-notch!
It is very good, I bought it before, exactly in all the products, and I got it for only 80€ rbg10/10. The price is very expensive, but the quality of construction is plastic and all of good quality, and I believe it will last for many more years, definitely more than ten. I opened it and put foam inside so that it doesn't sound hollow and absorbs the keystrokes from the inside when I type
Which keyboard did I leave?
I come from the Motospeed Inflictor CK104, bought for about 35-40 euros, which had gone through a lot, with a lot of typing - 113 product reviews proved it! It broke and I needed a new one for work within 1-2 days, and even better. I had heard that Razer keyboards last for years from colleagues and friends, so I decided to make the first move. This particular company has inspired confidence in me for the past 2 years because of the headphones and mouse that I have and have exceeded my expectations, to tell the truth.
Let's start with the basics: this keyboard is the cheapest mechanical Razer keyboard available on Skroutz at the moment. If you sort them by "Ascending price," you will see it for yourself.
Linear switches? What is this? *-*
Mechanical switches with a 100% mechanical feel, but only 10% of the sound produced by a keyboard with clicky switches. It provides the feedback you want as confirmation, but it doesn't annoy someone sleeping in the next room. Maybe the sound reminds some people of a membrane keyboard, except for the sound of the spacebar. At 20-25% of the switch's travel, the command has already been executed on the computer. For example, I accidentally lightly touch the Esc key on the top left and it doesn't let me do something I wanted to do, and I think, "Oh no, my PC is acting up..." but I was just lightly touching it without realizing it, and it was executing the command normally. Unbelievable and, in my opinion, a positive aspect.
What does 60% mean in simple words, my friend?
60%: Almost half the size of a regular keyboard. Compared to my phone, it is twice as big, as you can see in the photo. It felt very strange from the moment I opened it and connected it to the computer until the 4th or 5th day when I somewhat got used to it. I couldn't find the arrow keys as I use them when coding, and I would miss a ";" or forget something on the next line. I won't hide that it frustrated me on the first day, but I decided to give it a second chance and get to know it a little better.
What about the Type-C cable and braided, what do you have to say about that?
Thick, braided Type-C-USB cable. Twice as thick as my previous keyboard's cable and also twice as thick as the mouse cable. Sturdy, not afraid of breaking with the slightest force. The only thing for sure is that Razer doesn't compromise on the materials it uses.
And what about the RGB, does it say anything?
RGB: It works perfectly in complete darkness or with minimal lighting from the desk lamp + monitor. However, even on a cloudy day with a little light, it becomes quite difficult, unfortunately. This is where, for me, it loses half a star out of the 5 in the evaluation. I didn't expect that even the Razer Mamba Elite mouse would be brighter than the Huntsman. In this price range, I expected better performance in this aspect.
So, do you recommend it because you confused us...
Yes, I recommend it, BUT where I want to conclude is that for 90 euros, with careful use, meaning no spills of coffee, water, food, etc., it will last for 6-7 years, which is a good investment. We will be here to evaluate it as well. That's why I will come back to review it after 1, 3, and 5 years of use.
Update after 2 years of use (January 15, 2024): The lack of a numpad and especially the arrow keys made me give it away after 1.5 years and go back to the good old BlackWidow V3. If you write in Word or code, it will tire you immensely. Even to enter the BIOS, you have to press Fn + F2, and every time I forgot and had to restart again. Very frustrating, unfortunately, and I didn't expect it from the beginning. Good keyboard, but not for everyone in the end!
The only competitor at 100 euros and below is the GK61 (in Greek stores, on Amazon there are also other models from other companies). With the GK61 (yellow switches always), there are various differences around 20 euros. The speed is the same, but in the Huntsman, the build quality is much higher and the switches have a better feel. So personally, I believe that these extra 20 euros are worth it for the better build quality and the much better software of Razer compared to HK Gaming. ***I forgot to mention previously the much better doubleshot PBT keycaps of Razer, as well as the fabric-wrapped cable that are missing from the GK61. Don't bother looking, guys, it's the best at this price, 60%
As the owner of this particular keyboard for 2 months, I have to say that it has left me completely satisfied. If you are a 100% keyboard user, you will find it strange like I did. The keys have an incredible feel when pressed. Overall, it is very sturdy and well-built, but it gets dirty very easily, especially if you have the white version
I gave 100 euros and it is a very fast switch with good construction, small in size and suitable for small offices, especially if you read in an office that plays games and everything is just what you need, it is worth a lot
It's worth the money, impeccable quality, now I will mention the problems I had with this specific keyboard.
1. I lost 2 days to get used to it and type without looking at it.
2. The switches are softer than the regular Razer Huntsman, and sometimes I made misclicks.
3. It took me 1 hour to figure out how to press the numpad buttons and the F1-F12 buttons, and in the end, I just had to press the fn key and see what each button corresponds to (you can also change the numpad buttons and the F1-F12 buttons in the Razer software to suit your needs).
I would give it 5 stars if it didn't have the software razer synapse in the form it has.
Every time there is an update, the macros stop working.
It has memory for macros but not for lighting.
The macros are separate profiles from the lighting: you have to manually choose the lighting you want each time.
Syncing with the cloud creates duplicate and triple macros on its own (with names (1), (2), etc).
In comparison, the ICUE software from corsair is infinitely better.
The keyboard is not worth it if someone wants to play rp because it doesn't have the arrow keys up, down, right, left that with it you change things, guys be careful if you play
As soon as I put it on my computer, the Windows button doesn't work, nor can you increase or decrease the volume. We took it to a specialist to fix it and he said that it does this on some computers and not on others now. I believe it's not worth paying 120 euros and taking the risk.
One of the best keyboards on the market.
2. One of the most beautiful keyboards.
3. The fastest keyboard I have ever seen.
4. It has a very nice sound.
5. I love it.
6. I highly recommend it.
Also, don't be afraid that it is a 60% keyboard. In ten to twenty minutes, you will wonder why you had such a big keyboard for so long
To review this, I am writing as the owner of the Ducky One 2 Mini and Anne 2 Pro, as well as some other 60% keyboards with a name in the Pre-built Keyboard enthusiasts market.
I can confidently assure you that the Huntsman Mini:
1. Is not a terrible copy of the Ducky and Anne, as you will hear many times.
2. Does not have a larger Switch Wobble than Cherry MX and Gateron. Less Wobble can only be found in Custom keyboards.
3. Synapse is the simplest and most functional software compared to the mainstream market, but you can change the RGB or create Macros without it.
4. Solid construction with a very nice tactile feedback for those who like Tactile / Clicky Switches (personally, I am a big fan of the Linear series and that's why it's "so-so" in the evaluation) in typing without cost restrictions for increased profit like the competition of the 60%.
Since many are interested in learning about the Keyboard based on the "basics of the market":
+ Optical Switches tested in the last 2 years, with a much lower Failure Rate compared to Cherry / Cherry Clones. This one comes with Purple Optical Switches, which resemble Cherry MX Blue or Razer Green, but there is also a version with the Red Switches of the Huntsman Mini, which are much better than the red ones of the Huntsman Tournament in terms of typing, feel, and sound. (Razer has a Sound Test on its Site that is almost realistic between its first red and the second generation of the Mini)
+ Double Shot PBT Keycaps. Higher quality plastic than the ABS on the market, quite expensive for those who go for aftermarket purchase, longer durability and better feel on the fingers. Personally, I wanted to give it "personality" and put aftermarket Keycaps of the same type in a different color.
+ Flexible braided cable (of small fibers), Type C, Detachable. In contrast to the common plastic ones on the market.
+ Onboard Memory
+ Construction with aluminum on the top and hard lightweight matte plastic on the bottom.
Razer, if you are listening, give us a 75% Keyboard. I want the "Del" "page Up" etc. keys on their own or at least an extra row with keys that I can customize for additional Macros. Although I have found a workaround by changing many keys' functions through Synapse.
If you are torn between the Huntsman Mini and the Tournament, as I have heard from time to time or read on Skroutz, go for the Huntsman Mini. To think about it means you don't want the extra keys. And if you want as little noise as possible, go for the Linear version!
After the first 24 hours of use, I am very satisfied.
The switches (red) are extremely quiet and smooth. Overall, it has a premium feel.
The placement of secondary functions (volume adjustment, arrow keys, etc.) is very convenient.
For me, the use of a wrist rest is necessary because it is a bit high and if you write for hours, your hands hurt.
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