Quality wise is amazing, lighting is very good as always with razer lots of functions with synapse etc, while the switches feel a bit different from cherry mx it will definitely take a bit to get used to but, it was bought as a gift and it’s very sturdy and will last a while, very compact and quick functions work nicely, build quality and lighting is a 5/5 value for money is a bit pricey imo but otherwise very good keyboard.

Went after this keyboard after getting the Blackwidow with the green switch, that one was good but made my wife really mad about the noise then went into a mechanical Keyboard with the same key/size experience but super silent.

This one here is more silent than my other membranes too, very good experience I was just expecting the product to have a unpluggable wire like the Hunstman V2 Mini does but, that’s fine.

Compact, good quality keyboard, leaves plenty more room for mouse when gaming.

Got this for my son for christmas for gaming and he loves it.

I love this keyboard, more then a person should love a keyboard I guess, but it’s not without it’s negatives.
I find the space bar rattles a little too much, and the sound it makes is a little uneven with the rest of the keys. The key caps are also a little uneven with the lighting, some letters, and dull patches, for example the enter key and the numeric keys.

Also the function keys aren’t fully lit, with no light emanating from the play/volume symbols etc which i find a little annoying, maybe it’s just me but at this price point I don’t think these should have been impossible challenges.

All things considered though the positives far out way the negatives, and this keyboard is my favourite thing at the moment for sure.

I purchased this keyboard as I travel often and take my laptop with me for games and work. As someone who’s left handed I rely on razer synapses feature to remap each key so that they are reversed allowing me to play games without having to remap any button, which is why using the keyboard on my laptop is a massive pain.
With this in mind, this keyboard is perfect as it’s tiny, lightweight and has a detachable USB c to a cable allowing me to throw it in my bad without having to leave things out of my packing to make space.

Not having the numpad and arrow keys is something that I personally don’t like as I use them often which is why I keep my blackwidow keyboard on my desk and only use this when I away from said desk.

Overall the razer huntsman mini is a great keyboard for travelling with (or I guess you could use it in your day to day setup provided you take the minimalist aesthetic over practical).

I also paid 70 for the American layout instead the usual 140 for the UK layout which made this choice a no brainer.

I swapped my SteelSeries apex pro tkl for this keyboard, and I’m glad I did. This one feels so much nicer to type on and game on as the switches are a little stiffer than those on the apex pro, albeit still easy to actuate, but for me they are just right (I also didn’t find the omnipoint adjustable switches on the apex very useful or game changing either). This board feels more premium than the apex in my opinion and looks so much cleaner, with good RGB and quality PBT keycaps. The included wrist rest feels nice and soft but it would have been better to use if it was magnetic or clipped on to the keyboard in some way, still, a nice feature. The build is good, and the board sounds fine with not too much pinging or rattling and as mentioned is really nice to type and game on. So far all I can say lets this keyboard down is the plastic base, as I would love to have one of these with a full metal chassis even if I had to pay a little more just to get a more solid premium feel. Would have also been nice to have dedicated media keys/volume scroll wheel like on the full size, as a lot of other big brands do this on their flagship tkl’s, but this isn’t a deal breaker for me. Overall I’m really happy with this board, its clean, simple, well built, and feels good to use.

First off, what we all came for… the clicky keys, yes, they are very clicky, but moving on to the actual details about how the keyboard will feel in a few months or perhaps years…

The cable – The stock cable is VERY sturdy, can’t fault it one bit, once it clicks in, you wouldn’t even realize it could be detached. This will likely not require a replacement cable anytime soon.

The keys – the keys also can not be faulted in my opinion (or can they). Razer weren’t lying about how they can really increase your timing when it comes to pressing the keys. From my personal experience, the response time is very good and I have even clicked the spacebar by accident by just simply moving my hand across the keyboard, it’s very easy to click these keys by accident I guess is what I’m trying to say…

Size – If you don’t have alot of room on your desk then this is definitely the right keyboard for you, it’s compact, sturdy and great for all the family! (Jokes aside, it’s very small and brilliant for saving space)

The lighting – okay, this isn’t too important but definitely worth noting, from my personal experience, Logitech lighting is better when it comes to keyboards, and this keyboard is no exception. Is the Razer huntsman mini’s lighting bad? No, not at all, it’s actually good, but past Logitech keyboard users could likely spot the difference when it comes to brightness and colour transition smoothness, but will this affect your gaming? Unless you live in a dark cave, I’d say no.

Software – Synapse is the lighting software and is pretty easy to manipulate, good pre set colour cycles for you to pick from and play around with, but for a large and innovative company like razer, I’d like to have seen them allow each individual key to be coloured differently for alot more colour options, but more importantly… uniqueness!

Cortex is another software provided by razer and I love it, it optimizes your games and closes background processes to boost your frames and overall performance. This software also allows you to select if you wish to play for competitive performance or visual quality and will then suggest the settings you should have set, all while conveniently telling you what frame rate you could expect to see after the changes. I use it everytime I launch a game.

My one problem – to many this will not be a problem, but to many other people that want a solid, none wiggly/ rattly space bar… (You know what I mean )… Unfortunately this spacebar does wiggle, shake and rattle like all others. Once again, for a company like razor, I want to see a space bar that doesn’t wiggle and is just STILL and SOLID for a PREMIUM feel as that is what we want.

Overall I’m rating this keyboard 5/5 as functionality is Key (pun intended), but I definitely would like to see the changes I noted such as lighting and complete key solidity implimented.

I hope this was enough to give you your final decision to buy or look elsewhere (maybe Logitech perhaps if you want brighter and more fluid lights).

Thankyou Ladies and Gents.

Had the Logitech G15 full length Keyboard with 16 G macro keys down the side for many years then decided to get a new keyboard. Decided to get this keyboard as it caught my attention as I quite like the small form factor and obviously the clickiness of the switch keys.
First impression, It’s small and really good built quality, It has some weight due to the amount of tech inside and the material used.
For Gaming, it’s the best decision I’ve ever made. I’m a casual gamer but do play hours on end and I have to admit that it’s fast and accurate keypresses. the clickiness makes gaming experience better in a physiological way, doesn’t improve gaming but it’s choir for your ears.
The Function keys are still there hidden along the number keys, the dedicated FN keys disables the number keys and unlocks your F keys. when you press FN, it will disable the RBG lighting and turn the other keys white which basically means you can use the arrow keys and F keys and other keys like Del, Print Screen, Media controls and Volume but unfortunately that you need to keep it pressed down if you use it all the time but I’m sure there is a way to make it stick by using the Synapse software.

I adore this product and has made so much room on my table that I can put more stuff on the table.