In early September, we reported on the Razer Reclusa X Mini—a customizable mechanical keyboard that marked the brand’s first foray into the 65% form factor. They have now unveiled an update: the Razer Reclusa Mini 65%, which features a few minor yet highly significant changes.
First, this keyboard now offers the option of Razer Hall Effect Magnetic Switches, which differ from the mechanical switches used previously. These Hall Effect switches utilize a magnetic system that tracks the depth of each keypress, allowing users to assign different inputs based on whether a key is being pressed down or released—all within a single motion.
Notably, much like the mechanical switches found in the Razer Reclusa X Mini, these Razer Hall Effect switches are hot-swappable—meaning they can be replaced with other magnetic switches if desired—placing this keyboard among a select few customizable models that offer such flexibility.
In terms of construction, the keyboard includes various components—such as a PPS-material plate, silicone dampeners for the circuit board, and the keyboard frame itself—all of which can be customized to achieve the specific build, aesthetic, and sound profile the user desires.
Another addition to the Razer Reclusa Mini 65% is a rotary knob. Its function can be customized via the Razer Synapse software, allowing you to control anything from screen brightness to audio volume. Much like the Razer gaming keyboards we have previously reviewed and reported on, this model also includes support for features such as Razer Snap Tap, Razer Snap Flex, and Dual Keypress Priority.
Another distinguishing feature of this keyboard is its connectivity options; it supports wired connections, Bluetooth, and WiFi—the latter featuring an 8000Hz polling rate.
The Razer Reclusa Mini 65% is now available at Razer equipment and accessory retailers across Malaysia, priced at RM569.
