Razer Huntsman Mini

Incredibly compact and sturdy ; Analog switches are a game changer ; Gorgeous lighting

No arrow keys or number pad ; Expensive for a smaller keyboard

The Razer Huntsman Mini Analog is a fantastic gaming keyboard if you’re looking for both analog switches and a smaller layout. It’s well made with some good looks, and features some incredible-feeling switches for gaming. As long as you don’t mind the...

Comprehensive customisation software ; Optical switches feel great to type on ; N-key rollover and anti-ghosting support

Not a huge upgrade on the previous model ; You need to learn more shortcuts ; On the more expensive side

The Razer Huntsman Mini Analog is bound to appeal to people looking for a 60 percent keyboard, with solid build quality and plenty of customisations to play around with. Coming from the Razer brand, it's a gaming keyboard that you know you can rely on.

Optical analog key switches offer precise control ; Compact and lightweight ; RGB lighting looks great ; Quality PBT keycaps ; Razer Synapse software offers tons of customization

Expensive ; Synapse software isn't beginner-friendly

Though changes are minor over the original, Razer's refreshed Huntsman Mini gaming keyboard is worth putting your fingers on. The addition of Razer's analog switches is a welcome upgrade to an already excellent 60% keyboard.

Ultra-reduced footprint ; Razer optical switches ; PBT keycaps ; Lighting changes and keycap "sideprints" help you navigate extra shortcuts ; Detachable USB Type-C cable

Can't remap essential key combos ; A little pricey versus some 60 percent alternatives

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.

Compact size ; Aluminum construction ; Clicky or Linear Optical Switches ; Reliable performance ; Onboard memory

Learning curve ; Priced for pro gamers

Compact size, great for portability or small workspaces ; Solid aluminum construction ; Two switch options ; Anti-ghosting and N-key roll-over ; Game mode option ; Hybrid onboard storage for up to 5 keybinding profiles

60% form factor isn't for everyone due to smaller size ; Most functions need to be used with Fn key ; Expensive

Gaming keyboard with Analog Switches ; Compact with detachable cable ; High degree of customisations through Razer Synapse ; Durable ; Razer Chroma support

Not for ordinary gamers who are not going to utilise the analog switches ; No dedicated numpads and function keys takes time to get used to if you use it a lot for non-gaming activities ; Pricier than non-analog version

A niche, 60% gaming keyboard for gaming enthusiasts and those who want the finer degree of customisations and precision

+ Good build quality ; + Detachable cable ; + Easy to pack ; + Mesmerizing RGB lighting ; + Can be used without Razer Synapse ; + Clicky switch isn't as noisy as the usual Blue switches

- Learning curve with 60% keyboard ; - Linear switches feel too similar to membrane ; - No wrist rest

The Razer Huntsman Mini is a good keyboard if you need one that takes up as little space as possible without sacrificing on functionality.

Tiny size and weight ; Standard layout ; Detachable USB-C cable

Very limited programming ; "Rattle" noise on every key ; Expensive