Razer today introduced the Razer Reclusa Mini 65%, a compact wireless gaming keyboard with replaceable magnetic switches and an actuation range spanning 0.1 mm to 4.0 mm. Users can adjust how far each key must travel to register an input, while a USB Type-C connection supports 8,000 Hz polling. Wireless options include Bluetooth and Razer HyperSpeed Wireless at 2.4 GHz, though Razer has not disclosed a price.
The 8,000 Hz polling specification applies to the wired connection, with Razer describing its HyperSpeed Wireless option as offering low latency. Bluetooth lets users move between up to three devices, giving the board another way to serve multiple setups. A multi-function dial provides adjustments for volume and brightness, and the keyboard stores six profiles onboard so users can retain different configurations.
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Razer Hall Effect Magnetic Switches underpin the keyboard's adjustable response, and Razer says Rapid Trigger makes repeated inputs faster. Advanced Input Control adds features such as Dual-Keypress Priority and Razer Snap Flex for additional control during gameplay. The hot-swappable PCB allows users to fit their preferred magnetic switches, and Razer includes a combined tool for removing both switches and keycaps.
For sound and typing feel, Razer uses silicone dampening in two layers alongside lubricated stabilizers to limit resonance in the case. A PPS plate and a sheet of IXPE foam around the switches also form part of the internal construction. Razer describes the resulting sound as clacky and says the keyboard offers a soft feel when keys reach the bottom of their travel without requiring modifications.
The supplied doubleshot ABS keycaps use three tones, while LEDs face south to accommodate a broader selection of enthusiast replacement keycaps. Razer Chroma RGB provides individual lighting for each key, with a palette of 16.8 million colors. Razer says the included keycaps resist fading, making durability another part of its pitch for the customizable board.
The earlier Razer Reclusa X Mini 65% introduced the lineup with Razer Orange Tactile Mechanical Switches Gen-3 and support for replacing switches without soldering. That model offered wired polling at 1000 Hz and compatibility with Razer Synapse software. Razer positions the Razer Reclusa Mini 65% as the line's expansion into magnetic switches and wireless connections.
