Razer's 60-percent-design Huntsman Mini brings the comforts of a gaming keyboard (and of Razer's Synapse software) to mechanical-keyboard minimalists and serious esports contenders.

Razer has announced its first 60 percent keyboard, the Huntsman Mini. It’s made for people who need just the bare minimum of dedicated keys. There’s no number pad, arrow keys, or function keys.

ABOUT THE RAZER HUNTSMAN MINI Razer™ Optical Switches – with Clicky or Linear options 100 million keystroke lifespan Razer Doubleshot PBT Keycaps Standard Bottom Row Layout Aluminum construction ...

The Razer Huntsman Mini is the newest member of Razer's consistent (if a bit pricey) family. The Mini comes in two flavors: Clicky ($119.99) and Linear ($129.99) optical switches.

The Huntsman Mini is as easy as 60 percent boards get. Everything is explained, layer functions are clear and concise, and there’s no hunting and pecking for important keys.

Closing Comments: The Razer Huntsman Mini is no doubt the most practical yet unique keyboard on the market. Its clever simplicity is excellent for gamers, but using it as an every day keyboard ...

The Razer Huntsman Mini continues in that tradition by offering a 60-percent design that takes on the popular Ducky One 2 Mini RGB, but with the legacy of the Huntsman Tournament Edition. The new ...

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Razer also offers the Huntsman Mini (for a $10 higher list price) with its own "linear red" optical switches, which don't have the characteristic tactile bump of the clicky style.

In 2020, Razer introduced the Huntsman Mini, a 60% keyboard that impressed us with its compact footprint, comfortable PBT keycaps, and Razer’s clicky optical switches.

Razer also offers the Huntsman Mini (for a $10 higher list price) with its own "linear red" optical switches, which don't have the characteristic tactile bump of the clicky style.

Razer also offers the Huntsman Mini (for a $10 higher list price) with its own "linear red" optical switches, which don't have the characteristic tactile bump of the clicky style.