Wondering if this Rapid trigger runs on the keyboard MCU instead of requiring of PC software (Synapse). Rtings measured that turning on any adjustable actuation on the previous Huntsman added latency. Edit: according to the product page the rapid trigger can be adjusted via FN+Caplock+Dial and saved to onboard memory so sounds promising More on reddit.com

Razer was the only keyboards I used before Wooting. I never had an issue with any of their products. It's kind of nice to see the "big boys" catching up to what Wooting was doing, but it's going to put pressure on Wooting to continue to innovate and stay ahead of the curve. One big thing Wooting has going for it, is the fact that it's very customizable, and makes modding accessible. More on reddit.com

It just depends on what you value more. You want faster switches that you can modify the actuation point and have rapid fire? Get the huntsman mini. If you value sound and customizability (changing switches, stabs, and overall modding a board) get the blackwidow v4 75%. I've recently just purchased both and ended up with the blackwidow v4 75%. I loved the huntsman mini for games but for regular typing (which I also use the board for work) prompted me to return it as the switches are too light for me in normal typing causing me to mess up alot. More on reddit.com

Hi! I guess it depends on the budget. If you have more than 150 to spend, a BlackWidow v4 or Huntsman v3 would come to mind. The Blackwidow mechanical keyboard line offers high profile keys with yellow (linear) orange, or green (clicky) switches. As far as I know the Huntsman optical/analog switches only come in one style. The Blackwidow v4 pro offers up to 8k polling rate, but the advantage is probably neglible. It is said to be a great feeling keyboard though, based on youtube reviews. The Huntsman v3 pro offers 1k polling rate but offers analog optical switches, which measure how far the key is pressed (so when you for example release the w key, the signal is stopped instantly and you will stop moving in game). You can also set your own actuation point (how far you need to press the key to activate it). This can be an advantage in competitive games when having high mmr. Both keyboard come in different sizes. If you are interested in a non-razer tkl keyboard with hall effect keys, you might want to look at the wooting 80he (preorder for now). It has 8k polling, analog switches which allow for set actuation points and release signals. I got myself a Blackwidow v3 mini hyperspeed a while ago and are happy with it for the time being. It is wireless and has great responsiveness. Having no cable and a small size helps placing it diagonally on my desk (and looks clean). It might be on the pricey side when compared to other keyboards. Wireless keyboards are often limited by having to be mechanical (battery wise) and more pricey. Razer also has a Deathstalker v2 pro wireless optical keyboard with low-profile keys, which offers more keys than the blackwidow v3 mini and supposedly faster latency (keep in mind latency differences between keyboards are very very minor and barely noticable). I don't know about the switches, but the optical switches I've tested in stores always feel a bit too light for me and low profile keys make me press keys by accident. I like the big, loud rattly mechanical keys hehe. No keyboard is probably going to be perfect and people will always have things to complain about. It is more about how much you care about the different aspects. For me the v3 mini hyperspeed is great; it doesn't have to be perfect. I like the high profile keys and like the switches (using yellow linear). It rattles a bit yeah but that doesn't make it a worse keyboard for me. Things can always be better but that is more a mindset thing for me. Stats and specs alone are not the only important things. It can help to look up some youtube vids. Keep in mind many people on this sub complain (not saying it is never justified) and people tend only to make a post when they have a negative experience. I'm sure there are many people like me who just enjoy the product. Good luck finding your keyboard. More on reddit.com