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Quite a compact design, suitable for any space and versatile enough for all setups. Enjoy uninterrupted gaming with a stylish wireless 65% mechanical gaming keyboard, which is the perfect balance of form and function.
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Without a series of functions, home cluster, and numpad, this keyboard is similar to a 60% keyboard but with some significant extras. It comes with Arrowkeys and a series of useful keys that you can program to your liking. Thus, it is more functional than a 60%, while remaining compact. The Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed is ideal for minimalist or small Gaming Setups where desk space is limited.
This wireless Gaming Mechanical Keyboard is equipped with the most advanced wireless technology for Gaming with low latency and hyper-responsive inputs, made possible through an optimized data protocol, ultra-fast radio frequency, and smooth frequency switching for more immediate response.
Enjoy your gaming without delays with the Razer HyperSpeed wireless connection, longer battery life with Bluetooth, or even when charging via the detachable USB TYPE-C cable that comes with the keyboard.
Using a double-shot molding process to ensure that the keycap will never wear out, the keycaps on this Mechanical Gaming Keyboard also have very thick walls that make them extremely durable for prolonged, repetitive use.
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Relatively quiet as I expected for yellow & linear switches (I don't have much experience with other similar switches). The battery lasted the first time about 15 days with approximately 4 hours of use per day. 2 months of use so far, no problems.
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I have been using the Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini for a long time and I can say that I am quite satisfied with it as it is sturdy, meaning you feel like you have something premium in your hands, plus you forget that it is wireless because it has a very good battery that lasts quite a while, I can say. But one thing I noticed is that the connection with 2.4 is somewhat inconsistent because sometimes it disconnects on its own and sometimes it is fine. Now, I don't know if this happens only to me, but I am sharing my own experience with the keyboard.
Overall, I am satisfied, but if the price were a bit better, I would be even happier
Got this recently for myself to complete my WFH setup. I went full wireless (mouse, keyboard, headphones etc) to get rid of the clutter
Positives:
1) The switches are quite loud, but that's what I got it for. They are very tactile and I enjoy typing on this keyboard. Just keep this in mind, if you need a quieter keyboard, do not go for this one! :) Especially if you want to use it at night time with other people sleeping nearby or in a room next to you.
2) The battery life is very good. I use it atleast 9 hours a day, and I literally have to charge once or twice a week, and I never fully charge it. The included cable is also of adequate length.
3) I dont have the Razer synapse software, but the RGB is nice.
4) Build quality seems solid, no rattling or wobbly keys, and the keycaps are of high quality
Negatives:
1) The keys are a bit higher than I would like them to be, but you quickly get used to it
2) As this is a small keyboard, it took some getting used to the different keys and using the FN(Function key) to achieve some button presses that you get for free on bigger keyboards. This is not a negative feature for the keyboard though, as that's how it was designed, just my personal take.
All in all, a very good keyboard, albeit a bit expensive, but you are also paying for the Razer logo. I had no problems with it whatsoever. FYI, i am using this on a MAC M1 Pro and a MAC M2.
Four stars for the price. I understand that it is a loseless Wireless with a huge battery life and fast charging. But when there is no option for NO Wireless, you lock the world in a "useless luxury", while it is chosen for the ideal size in a Gaming Keyboard it has. No, the price is not necessarily excessive, but I would like a cheaper option with no Wireless.
I have the Yellow version and I can confidently say that I am satisfied. I have no idea if there are any differences with the Green Switches version in terms of construction. I generally recommend this choice and not the Green one since it is faster in keystrokes with less noise.
As a user of many 60% Keyboards, from Customs to pre-built ones, I can confidently say that what you need is a 65% and not a 60% if you want a compact Keyboard. I found the extra keys on the edge + the arrow keys of the BW V3 Mini ideal. Yes, in all small Keyboards, you have 100% of the functions through the FN Key in combination with other keys, but it is more direct to have the options you want with a single click instead of searching for combinations. If you find the keys on the edge useless because it says "Home, Page Up, Page Down, Del" and you think they are useless beyond DEL, note that through Razer Synapse, you will be able to customize them as you wish. Personally, I have kept DEL and the rest have been changed to "Print Screen" and Shortcuts for programs I use and for Games.
It connects wirelessly with incredibly low delay to the point where there is no difference from the cable, with a cable that simultaneously charges and with Bluetooth 5.0. So it is automatically compatible with a wide range of devices.
Something that bothers me is the diagonal Design in the front, because by using an Aftermarket Wrist Rest, there is a small distance from the Keyboard to the Wrist Rest. It is not uncomfortable at all, it works fine. My problem is aesthetic.
The build quality is fine for me and I don't know how someone compares it to a "cheap Chinese" one. It combines aluminum on the top with hard plastic on the sides. Maybe, I would prefer the entire Keyboard to be made of hard plastic, as I prefer the sound of these Keyboards more, but I definitely don't complain.
It cleans ridiculously easily. Even without removing the Keycaps, with compressed air or generally with strong air, 90% of the dust and hair that has settled in between disappears.
It has memory for 5 On Board Profiles, which means that you can set up your Keyboard once with Synapse for 5 different Profiles and delete the program from your computer. This way, you will always have your settings with you wherever you are, without the need for extra software.
The Keycaps are Doubleshot ABS and perhaps the highest quality ABS Keycaps in a large company Keyboard. Personally, I replaced them with Razer Phantom Keycaps, but it is a luxury that one does not necessarily need to deal with. Nor does one need to go for Razer PBT Keycaps, no matter how good they are. It's extra money, unless you want to change the color, then I definitely recommend them.
Overall, the performance in Games is excellent. The Keyboard's Stabilizers make a louder noise than I would like, but they are not as bad as other Keyboards on the market.
For enthusiasts and beginners who want to get more involved, with a little modding, the Keyboard can become "the perfect keyboard" or otherwise your "endgame keyboard". I plan to put Lube on the Switches in the future (I already tried it on one key and both the feel and sound became perfect. But I didn't have time to do them all) and put Lube on the Stabs to eliminate noise completely.
I made the mistake and bought it only for the wireless, which is indeed awesome, with great battery life and responsiveness as if you were playing wired. However, in terms of build quality, it's laughable compared to the HyperX Alloy Origins and XTRFY K4, it looks like a cheap Chinese product. If it didn't have the wireless feature, it would be worth 60 euros...
Kids are comfortable, they just don't make enough money
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| Size65% | 65% | 65% | 65% | 65% |
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