Unboxing Razer's New Smallest Keyboard! - Huntsman Mini

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Razer launches their first keyboard in the 60% form factor for people who just want the basics or their desk space is limited, also it has optical switches. What size of keyboard do you prefer?

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[ShortCircuit]

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[brunodherrera]

"What is all this crap"
"What's this other crap"

I bet Razer is so happy now

[sash]

Finally, a perfect keyboard for Linus's tiny hands.

[freegeekdude]

“If what you get is good, then stay married to it” best advice I have heard all day

[Yalikejazzboi]

9:15 James spelled 'sad' on his keyboard, what a legend.

[absorb]

Anyone else feel like James was bored and slightly annoyed for this video

[tofu.delivery.]

Nobody:

James' Keycaps at 9:28:

SAD

[nononowhyno]

i actually dig james attitude in this vid. it feels like hes showing up as himself not just as some always happy sociopath that youtube and even this channel sometimes, is cluttered with.

[TheZKoci]

Linus: Lienus is just a joke.
James's "accident": WE SAD

[ayaken]

"Bart Simpson chalkboard punishment"

best reference so far

[mini-_]

9:30 is James trying to send us a message with the 'WASD' keys?! :o

[Kryptiical]

I swapped to a 60% keyboard for more mouse space, it allowed me to have my keyboard more to the right and it stopped my shoulder pain.
It felt weird not having the function keys/arrows/num pad which I realised I used more than I thought I did. After a month I had no issues with not having those keys.

[eolink]

5:23 The V2 linear optical switches now require 45g of force and actuate at 1.2mm, thanks to Razer listening to the community.

[Mebzy]

God I've missed LMG reviewing non-specalist keyboards. Thank you Short Circuit to bringing me back to those old days of tech reviews while keeping your main channel for your regular content! And yes I know there's other people out there but LMG content has a certain polish to it that you generally don't get with other channels!

[keithmcpherson]

0:05 he sounds like he really doesn't want to be there

[dovahheimiik]

I've heard lots of people rip on razer for bad software, and faulty products, but I've only ever experienced the former. I've had a couple pairs of their kraken pro headphones over the years, and they've always been great. I also am using the same ouroborous mouse and deathstalker keyboard that I've had for prolly a good 4 or 5 years at this point, and the only issue I've had is when razer dropped support for them from their software. :/ My mouse is starting to have issues with the scroll wheel, sometimes it jumps a step in the opposite direction, but beyond that, both the mouse and keyboard are still going strong. I'm particularly thankful for that with the keyboard, because I greatly prefer the chiclet style, and from my looking, there doesn't seem to be any high-end gaming-oriented chiclet keyboards left on the market...

[TheWolf]

Small factor keyboards are awesome! You can place and hold your hands more naturally, and don't tire out as fast

[KingSulley]

The thing I find most amazing about this considering it's a razer keyboard. If you unscrew the top plate, you can swap out the switches without needing to solder them. That's insane for Razer!!

[kookoon]

All those years spent learning vim keys for moving, even though dedicated keys were present, are finally worth something...

[woopwoop]

Just get the regular huntsman if you don't care about portability and want a numpad. In the US it has been regularly on sale for $90.