Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Optical Gaming Keyboard, Linear Switch, Mercury

The actuation feels light and speedy. The sounds of the linear switches are quiet and sound nice. I will say when you buy this keyboard the first thing you should do is remove the sleep bind on fn z. It will force sleep mode. Other than that it feels great to use straight out of the box and a good price for a solid keyboard and reliable brand ദ്ദി◝ ⩊ ◜.ᐟ

Never had a 60% keyboard before so it took some time to get used to. But if you're already familiar with a 60% this is probably comfortable for you. I am a long time membrane keyboard user. Wanted to upgrade but did not want a mechanical because of bad experience in the past so I was shopping around for a magnetic/TMR switch keyboard. Instead of even getting that I decided to go with Optical switches, which I am very happy with. The razer optical switches are fast. The key presses are smooth with a little bit of jiggle for tact. Has nice razer hot key features, like quick step and gamer mode. Easy and good price.

I bought this keyboard for my teenage son for christmas. It is smaller than a regular keyboard. The backlights are bright and colorful. The paper instructions could have been a little more detailed and easier to read but it does come with online manuals. It works great connected to his xbox series x.

I wasn't sold on the 60% keyboard idea. I had a cheap full size membrane keyboard and saw this on sale for $60. I'm still not sold on a 60% keyboard, but this games amazing.

My son has had his eyes on this keyboard for a while now. He loves that the sound when tapping the keys isn't overly loud or annoying. Perfect for his desktop.

The huntsman mini keyboard is actually much nicer than I was expecting. The app controls all colors, you can modify the settings, easy windows tab on the keyboard to open certain folders, light weight and excellent for fast moving hands for gaming.

this keyboard was so pretty and i really liked it but my sister rathered the aula keyboard from amazon. it was a little cheaper i think or the same price

Not the best value, but I mean its alright. Takes a little time to break into the switches, but feels pretty good. My suggestion is to waste an extra 150 on a wooting. (for microsoft word oviously)

The only thing wrong, and it's not Walmarts fault (I don't think so at least) is the left shift button only goes down halfway. But I've seen many reviews online about the keyboard doing that even ordered from Razer. Button still works but can only press about half way. Not upset since I paid $80 instead of $120 taxes.

Unfortunately after a few months two buttons stopped working and had a few glitches. Missed the return window so now we have to figure out how to return to the manufacture.