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Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Chroma RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard w/ Clicky Optical Switches (Classic Black, RZ03-03390500-R3U1) on sale for
$49.99.
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About this product:
- Faster Than Legacy Mechanical Switches: Razer Optical switches use light-based actuation, registering key presses at the speed of light (30% shorter actuation distance than other clicky switches at 1.5 millimeter) with satisfying, clicky feedback
- Fully syncs with popular games, Razer hardware, Philips Hue, and gear from 30 partners; supports 16.8 million colors on individually backlit keys
- Covered with a matte, aluminum top frame for increased structural integrity
- Oil-Resistant Doubleshot PBT Keycaps: Made of textured, high-grade PBT for a more durable and textured finish less prone to long-term grime buildup
- Fully Programmable Macros: Razer Hypershift allows for all keys and keypress combinations to be remapped to execute complex commands
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Top Comments
Of course, there are mechanical elements to make that click, and these should functionally make Razer optical purple switches feel like mechanical switches. However, consider that they're not exactly the same kind of device so truly distinguishing mechanical keyboard users might feel and dislike the distinction.
Good luck!
Jon
These purple switches [razer.com] are intended to be loud, like a Cherry MX Blue [cherry.de], but have some properties that might be more comparable to a Cherry MX Brown [cherry.de]. Ultimately these are intended for typists more than gamers, despite the marketing. And if you are packing these for school be forewarned that your professor/librarian/study companions might have opinions about the sound.
Good luck!
Jon
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These purple switches [razer.com] are intended to be loud, like a Cherry MX Blue [cherry.de], but have some properties that might be more comparable to a Cherry MX Brown [cherry.de]. Ultimately these are intended for typists more than gamers, despite the marketing. And if you are packing these for school be forewarned that your professor/librarian/study companions might have opinions about the sound.
Good luck!
Jon
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Of course, there are mechanical elements to make that click, and these should functionally make Razer optical purple switches feel like mechanical switches. However, consider that they're not exactly the same kind of device so truly distinguishing mechanical keyboard users might feel and dislike the distinction.
Good luck!
Jon
Of course, there are mechanical elements to make that click, and these should functionally make Razer optical purple switches feel like mechanical switches. However, consider that they're not exactly the same kind of device so truly distinguishing mechanical keyboard users might feel and dislike the distinction.
Good luck!
Jon
I wanted the minimalist look but it's actually really annoying for many intents and purposes. No F-keys and even alt+ctl+del is extra key presses fyi.
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I wanted the minimalist look but it's actually really annoying for many intents and purposes. No F-keys and even alt+ctl+del is extra key presses fyi.
I'm typing on it right now (owned it for about 2.5 years).
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