Razer just launched a new white Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini, and its switches solve one of the biggest problems in 60% gaming keyboards

White Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini gaming keyboard on a wooden desk with green back lighting
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Razer has just launched its latest re-color and the it's the tiny Razer 𝔉Huntsman V3 Pro Mini getting the paintjob this time around. The 60% plank has been stripped of its drab black chassis and decked out with a white chassis and those crisp Razer keycaps. That's excellent news for those with a lighter setup, but it's the dual-step actuation of th♉e arrow keys that has my attention.

The Huntsman is Razer's speed-focused line, but the Mini does also benefit from the brand's analog optical switches. These are similar to the Hall effect clickers found in some of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best gaming keyboards across the market, offering adjustable actuation and Rapid Trigger for supe🍃r-fast debounces and a finer detail of control over keypresses.

Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini White Edition |
The new white version of the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini is now available to o💃rder direct at Amazon. That comes with free (but longer) shipping, landing between March 31 and April 2.

Buy it if:

You want to save as much space as possible
✅ You don't mind doubling up functions
✅ You want a classic mechanical feel

Don't buy it if:

You need plenty of controls

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The Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini White Edition is a fully wired deck, as are so many analog options these days, however being able𝕴 to set dual-step actuation actually solves one of my biggest problems with 60% keyboards. Squeezing players down to as few keys as possible saves plenty of space for wider mouse sweeps, but it often comes at the cost of arrow keys. I keep these clickers mapped in-game pretty much constantly, so having to hit the Function button to actually use them is often a nightmare.

Close up on arrow keys of white Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini White gaming keyboard

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They're still dual-function here, though Razer sets these keys to actuate as arrow keys at a quick tap and their separate functions when held fully down. This feature is available on both the white and black models. For th♔e uninitiated, dual-step actuation is a feature offered by gaming keyboards that use magnetic Hall effect or optical analog switches.