Razer's Reclusa Mini 65% keyboard puts Hall Effect magnetic switches, tri-mode wireless and a hot-swappable board into a compact 65% layout. It joins Razer's new Reclusa line, built for enthusiasts who care about how every key sounds and feels as much as how it performs. In the US, Razer sells it from $129.99.
Because the switches are magnetic, each key's actuation point can be set anywhere from 0.1 mm to 4.0 mm, Razer says. A light setting suits competitive play and a deeper one suits typing. Rapid Trigger speeds up repeated inputs, while Snap Tap, Snap Flex and Dual-Keypress Priority add tighter control in fast games. Six onboard profiles keep each setup saved on the board.
The Reclusa Mini 65% connects three ways. HyperSpeed Wireless runs over 2.4 GHz for low latency, Bluetooth pairs with up to three devices, and a USB Type-C cable gives 8,000 Hz polling. A multi-function dial handles brightness, volume and similar adjustments without pulling a player out of a match.
Inside the case, Razer fits an IXPE foam sheet, a PPS plate, lubricated stabilizers and dual-layer silicone dampening to fill out the sound and cut resonance. The switches are hot-swappable, and the box includes a 2-in-1 keycap and switch puller for owners who want to try other magnetic switches. South-facing LEDs keep the board compatible with a wider range of enthusiast keycaps without giving up per-key Chroma RGB lighting in 16.8 million colors, and the stock doubleshot ABS keycaps come in a tri-tone design.
The board follows the Reclusa X Mini 65%, which Razer introduced in September as the line's first model. That keyboard uses Razer Orange Tactile Mechanical Switches Gen-3 and lists a wired polling rate of 1,000 Hz. The Reclusa Mini 65% moves to magnetic switches with adjustable actuation, adds wireless and raises wired polling to 8,000 Hz. When it launched the X model, Razer already listed the Reclusa Mini 65% as coming soon.
