I love it! It’s super quiet, and typing on it feels amazing. If you're looking for a quiet, aesthetically pleasing, high-quality keyboard, this is the one!

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I was able to purchase this keyboard in used/like-new condition at 52$, which I think is a really great price. The keyboard that I am upgrading from (Techware Phantom) is actually the same price, and yet this Huntsman Mini is certainly better in every conceivable aspect. Its is faster, more responsive, with better sound and design. Its small and does not get in the way of my mouse hand even when I tilt it to achieve the most desirable playing angle. Furthermore, the RGBs are very pretty and boast a lot of options regarding customization.I really wanted this keyboard for Siege since my lean keys are "x" and "c," and I use those with my thumb. This is certainly a strange binding, but this allows for full mobility when leaning and peaking. When I was using my original keyboard, which already was rather responsive, I still felt that some speed was lost when I quick peeked. With this Razer keyboard, I can tell that my quick peaks are much faster and sharper. My movement feels better too, and I can crouch slightly easier. While these improvements are minute, they make a big difference for me. Doubly so considering that this keyboard is the same price as my old one.I have tried enough brands of gaming peripherals to know that, generally speaking, Razer is the best option. If you are in need of an upgrade, then I would suggest this keyboard. Get a nice mouse also. I have the Razer DeathAdder v3, and its totally great.

I had an original razer huntsman full size since its release and I've finally decided to get a smaller keyboard to free up desk space, the switches on this keyboard feel pleasant as you push the keys down, the lights are vibrant so far hours of fortnite and a couple hours of marvel rivals my fingers feel great and I'm happy I chose to stick with the huntsman family!

This keyboard blew my mind, for a 60% gaming keyboard it definitely gives advantages in game. I already a razer mechanical keyboard ( blackwidow v2chroma) bit decided to go for the white huntsman mini wich I can tell you feels way to nice on the fingers. I picked linear red switches and they feel awesome and don't make all the noise my older keyboard was making. Only downside is that this keyboard is not available or made in general by razer in azerty.

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FAVOR - Teclado bonito e Silencioso (Não tem barulho de Teclado OCO)Peso Bem mais leve que outros Teclado do msm porte!Contras - Vazamento de luz das teclas PBT (Que por sinal sao bem Ruins) pra um teclado vendido na casa dos mil Reais rebarba em teclas PBT e qualidade ruim dos plásticos ! Deixa muito a Desejar! , sem contar a constante incompatibilidade com o proprio razer synapse vira e mexe o teclado da uns BUGS nao deixando usar as teclas de função , forçando vc a fechar o Razer Synapse pra voltar funcionar !

lo agarre en un súper descuento ya hace 5 meses y quería esperar para dar mi reseña lo más buena posible.es muy buen teclado lo que pagas es lo que recibes, en mi caso compre la versión con switches rojos son excelentes y muy silenciosos, suaves al tacto.el sofware de razer es bueno (no el mejor) pero para programar los colores del teclado es muy bueno y interactivo.en los juegos es muy muy rápido gracias a sus switches ópticos así que olvídate de problemas de teclas, que las teclas no reaccionan enseguida, etc.es una muy buena opción siempre y cuando esté en un buen descuento que valga la pena

Great keyboard from Razer. If you're familiar with Razer you probably know what to expect. Won't disappoint you but i have used better ones. RGB light could be a bit more brighter like Corsair or SteelSeries keyboards. Still good for fps gaming no need to spend lot of money on the crazy expensive ones, this keyboard will do it. Gaming keyboards and mouse are way too overpriced. I pair this keyboard with a Razer viper mini mouse and it's been great.

good material, sounds amazing, and is quite quiet. 10/10

After seeing some youtube video reviews of this keyboard, I was hesitant to purchase it as people complained about the rattling stabilizers and noise. But it came up on sale and I had read that Razer improved the stabilizers and added noise dampening, so I took the plunge. My old keyboard was a Steel Series full size mechanical. Quite noisy and took up a lot of desk space. This keyboard is SO tiny! I love getting my desk space back. I bought the linear optical version. The keyboard is really quiet and is a joy to type on. I love the way the USB-C connecter is protected from being damaged because it fits in flush with the bottom of the keyboard. The keyboard seems well build and the base is super solid. No flex in it whatsoever. It does take a bit of getting used to having to press the "fn" key to access the missing keys from a full size keyboard.

This product was absolutely amazing, firstly the software is great obviously as it is Razer. The PBT keycaps are great, no slippery feeling or grease. The actuation point is perfect for gaming, not super sensitive for misclicks but fast enough for reaction based games.

Preamble: I purchased this keyboard to hold me over until the groupbuy for my custom board comes through. I wanted a 60% layout, but most are either sold out or marked up in price because of the bro-tax 60% boards are now experiencing. I looked up a bunch of reviews on this board, and wasn't too keen on the sound, and the fact it was a Razer (not exactly known for their quality/longevity). I ordered the Huntsman Mini on a whim, since I found a good Amazon Warehouse deal on an open box that was only missing it's manual.The Good: -The keyboard is thoughtfully put together, a lot of consideration has been made for those switching to a 60% for the first time. All of the keys have side legends for their FN layer functions, and the keys light up accordingly. Without a capslock light, the colour of the caps LED changes to indicate capslock is on. Little things like this make the whole user experience a lot more seamless.- RGB coverage is fantastic. While I don't personally care for RGB, I do use the white backlight to make the keys a bit easier to see at night. The LEDs are passed through a diffuser, so there are no LED hotspots, and the open-switch design means the light scatters far and evenly.-Actuation is *very* high on the keys, this can be a pro and a con. It's sublime in gaming, you legitimately *feel* faster in your response times. On the other hand, for typing it can take some getting used to.-Razer Synapse has come a long way in the years since I last used a Razer keyboard, the interface is much more modern, with much more customization that is easier to configure-Detachable USB is always a win.The Bad: -While the new Razer optical reds are a significant improvement over the originals, they are far from silent, and the design of the switches means each and every key has some stabilizer noise. In effect, every key kinda sounds like the shift key on a regular keyboard. There's also far more lateral play on the optical switches than a traditional mechanical switch.-The rattle is real, if you shake this board, it sounds like a maraca.-Sound of the actual board is quite "pingy", this isn't something the casual user will pick up on, but keyboard nerd will definitely notice.-The key-feel is somewhat "hollow", not entirely dissimilar to the starting actuation of a membrane keyboard. The exact feeling is hard to describe, but the keys don't strictly feel like mechanical switches. This can be a pro for some, as it's a unique typing experience you won't find on other boards.-At this price, I would like to see more milled aluminium components, and possibly a high profile case option-switches are "scratchy", you can hear/feel the plastic stem and housing rubbing together.Most of my issues with this board can be easily remedied with some elbow grease and a voided warranty. I simply installed sound deadening in the bottom of the case, removed the switches (push fit) and lubricated them with an aerosol dry lube, then lubed the stabilizers to remove the rattle.For less than $15 you can take this board from mediocre off-the-shelf mech to some r/mechanicalkeyboard clout level typing.