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Razer Launches The Blackwidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed, Its First 65% Keyboard
If 60% is just too small for you, Razer s latest mechanical and wireless keyboard offering might be the perfect compromise.
Mainstream PC gaming peripheral-makers have embraced the smaller form factors for keyboards that boutique keyboard enthusiast have been using for years, and today Razer is expanding its options even more. The
Razer Blackwidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed is the company s first 65% keyboard, which gives you the space-saving of a 60% layout but includes both dedicated arrow keys and additional ones for macros. It s available today, too, with a retail price of $180.
Razer just made the only compact gaming keyboard you need to buy. The company shrunk down the BlackWidow V3 to the 65% form factor and threw in HyperSpeed wireless for an awesome gaming machine.
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Razer is refining its compact-keyboard game. In 2020, the Huntsman Mini was one of the first 60 percent keyboards from a major maker of gaming peripherals, predating the surge of compact designs launching in 2021. With its second compact design, the Razer Blackwidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed, Razer adds a wireless model to its lineup. Perhaps more crucially, the new Blackwidow V3 Mini adds a few keys it’s technically a 65% keyboard and the inclusion of arrows makes a huge amount of difference in everyday use. Those two additions are more than enough of an upgrade for it to qualify as Razer’s flagship compact keyboard. It s a strong choice if you’re looking for a wireless 65% model.
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