20 Best Keyboard For Xbox One (2023 Updated)

Amazing keyboard and mouse. The extended mouse pad is amazing. The extended mouse pad and the mouse has a slight magnetic pull to it probable to avoid it from rolling off when on the couch. It does take awhile to get used to the pull.

I would not recommend this to anyone who will not play one of the mainstream shooters. That is all this is for. There is a small list of games to play and majority will still require the controller to set up.

This also works for PlayStation but only for and even smaller selection of games and is limited to what it can do such as only keyboard use. If you have a PC and want to play from the couch this is pretty amazing slight weight not to much but feels tough.

Rubber bottom to help it from sliding around. Comfortable for the couch or gaming chair. Note the surface does tend to collect prints pretty fast. If you got sweaty hands you will see the prints. I give it a 4 stays since it is good all the way around just the surface tends to get fingerprints way to fast and it is annoying.

Also I do not like the give a bad rating for things out of the company controller such has dedicated mouse and keyboard support. I ended up returning since both Xbox and PS5 has very limited support for mouse and keyboard.

If your a dedicated mainstream FPS played then this is for you. Works week with COD and Fortnite. No division support or any other shooter. On Xbox all gears support KB&M halo does only while playing no mouse support in the menus.

Awesome peripheral! There’s a charging port from the keyboard to the mouse pad which comes with a cable just long enough to use it while it’s connected. The upper right hand corner of the mouse pad is also magnetic so you can just let your mouse chill out there if you are o ly typing.

I use this on a pc hooked up to my TV and it’s fantastic. The quality is top notch like every other razer product I’ve ever owned and I’ve been sticking with then since they came around in the mid 2000s.

Keyboard has a great click and the mouse is just as good as the wired mice they offer.

I feel like this product is extremely expensive and mine was defective. Supposed to be for wireless use so you can relax back and use it but the mouse was slow on screen and would stutter and the keys would work fine but on the screen would appear stuck and type a certain letter over and over until it decided to stop.

I did love the mechanical feel of the keys, though. If it worked properly I might have kept it. I returned it to Best Buy and the process was easy, I got a normal mouse and keyboard from Razer in-store (the lapboard was an online purchase) and they work great.

Don’t waste your money on this expensive board.

The goods: Simple multi-device switch. It does take a bit for it to reconnect, but it’s fast enough at the tap of a button. Multiple keys are registered when clicked (great for gaming). Universally compatible-I’ve tried it with macbook, imac, windows laptop, windows desktop, and ipad.

Having a single volume key that is recognized by all these devices is great! It’s got some weight to it. I’m not sure if it’s artificial or real, but that little bit of weight helps in making it feel less cheap.

The bads and other notes:The arrow keys are a bit too small. there are enough real estate to increase the size. It’s honestly a bit annoying if you need it for games, but otherwise manageable. The ctrl key is on the outside (to the left of the fn key).

Not really a bad thing, but it will be a pain to hit ctrl+t for people with smaller hands! It’s uncomfortable even for my big hand haha. Lastly, this keyboard is slightly smaller than the average 60% keyboard.

TL:DR: Typing is great (still 100-120 wpm; small brag haha), weight is great, multi device switch is great. Small arrow keys bad.

FINALLY! Now there is “ONE KEYBOARD TO RULE THEM ALL” – at a significantly lower price. A bluetooth keyboard that I can use for 3 devices (and do so seamlessly)! I already had multiple bluetooth keyboards (pricey Apple brand) throughout the house.

I like to use them for my iPhone, iPad, and various smart TVs. I can reply to emails/texts as a touch typist so much more readily when I’m watching tv in the living room; I can log on to various streaming platforms when required after updates, and connect with friends on social media in the living room while hubby watches sports! I recently had surgery and now I don’t have to use a walker to go to another room when I need my bluetooth keyboard.

WIN WIN for me! I have a side table in my living room and store the keyboard there when not in use.

I am really impressed with Razer and their ability to churn out keyboards like this that feel as good to type on as they look. This 60% Huntsman keyboard provides an excellent option for hardcore gamers or typists who prefer a smaller keyboard, are space limited, or like to take their keyboard on the go.

60% is an interesting experience if you have never used one before. 60% are the embodiments of practicality when it comes to keyboard usability, and they leave you so much room on your desk. This keyboard departs from the previous Huntsman Mini model given that it comes with Razer’s new analog optical switches which allow for scalable levels of input.

This allegedly provides more accurate button presses and more precise movement of the key through the keystroke. I have owned and test nearly a dozen keyboards now, and I am just going to say in perfect honesty that I have difficulty telling the difference between the keystrokes on this other red switch linear keyboards I have had in the past.

I would say that if anything, I am noticing finer, more precise movements when I play my favorite competitive shooter, Hunt Showdown. I am able to “wiggle” the character side to side while peeking windows with greater ease and finer side to side movements than on my current daily driver Roccat Pyro keyboard.

That does add a competitive advantage and I can honestly directly say the keystrokes on the Huntsman Mini analog are directly responsible for that. Other aspects of this Razer keyboard go along familiar Razer product experiences.

The packaging is excellent and feels premium and you get a detachable, braided USB-C cable. The keyboard itself shows attention to detail with a nice matte finish, and the RGB is fully controlled with Razer Synapse software which has markedly improved over the years since my first Razer Keyboard in 2018.

The only comment I will make is that the RGB on this keyboard is quite dim on full brightness compared to my Razer Goliathus Chroma mousepad that sits right next to it in my current gaming setup. Altogether, I think this keyboard is going to appeal to the hardcore, minimalist PC gamers who want the build and precision of a Razer keyboard without giving up on the precision or control of the actual keystrokes.

I would give this keyboard 5 stars for that genre of user, but I would say for anyone that isn’t in need of a 60% keyboard with as fine of switches as these, you will find better, more featured options at this price point.

Thanks for reading and good luck with your purchase!.

I’ve been wanting to dive in to using a smaller keyboard for some time now, but I’ve always been attached to full size keyboards and those with media keys. Ditching the 10 Key is easy enough. Ditching the FN keys and the media keys of course is a bit harder, moreso the function key’s.

That out of the way, so far, with some re-learning and getting used to the smaller footprint and finger placement since I’m so used to a 100% keyboards, it’s been a great keyboard. My previous has also been a Razer, specifically the Huntsman Elite, so there wasn’t a whole lot in the way of needing any new S/W or anything.

Being able to confiigure the keys to function as controller input is a potential game changer. I don’t know if it will catch on, but it could. It naturally won’t replace your controller, but for some games where you would prefer a controller, but at the same prefer using the keyboard, this helps to bridge that gap.

Testing it out in some games like Horizon Zero Dawn, GTA and others similar where depending on how much pressure you apply to the key it controls how fast or slow your character moves. This actually really helps in GTA cause of the driving.

There’s nothing really that offers as great a control as the joysticks on a controller, but again, this really helps to simulate that experience. The configuration through the Synapse software is easy, but also very in depth cause you can adjust each and every single key on the keyboard.

It isn’t something that’s just jump in and setup, it does require some time and effort. There’s differing levels of actuation that can be setup as well. The noise of the keyboard is a lot softer than my Elite.

This keyboard rarely gets picked up in my discord calls or streaming, but this is preference and I much prefer loud and clicky keyboards be it for everyday typing or gaming. If you’re looking for a good quality keyboard thats got a smaller footprint that a 100% model and gives you some adjustability with actuation and better usability for some games that require a more precise amount of control but don’t want to rely on a controller, this may very fit the bill for you.

I’ve tested/used/reviewed a number of gaming keyboards in my life, so when presented with a chance to review the new Razr Huntsman Mini Analog keyboard – to pair nicely with my DEATHADDER v2, I was all in.

​​TL;DR for my frequent readers and details below. Pros: 60% Detachable USB-C cable USB-C port is recessed under the keyboard Sound / Tactility Razr Software for key manipulation / LEDs Multi-level height adjustment tabs Cons: Less pitched at the back Slippery when using the height adjustment tabs Meh: No side-key light for function button reading in low-light Razr Software – Time/Patience to learn Before getting this keyboard, I have been using another vendor’s 60%er.

It’s nice that I can unify on a single piece of management software and free up some RAM. Typing & gaming have a more muted click when compared to Red Linear switches, however the snappiness and clean pops of the keys are nice to the senses.

I like the fact that the USB-C -> USB-A cable is detachable. Additionally, a nice woven cable is supplied with a rubber cable wrap, which shows me that longevity is a factor. Having a recessed USB-C port under the keyboard is great as doing this exposes only the cable out the rear, not the connector so there is less of a chance to cause accidental damage when moving it around the desk.

Back to the cable – the keyboard side has a groove to hold the connector in place as well – very cool for rigidity and stability! Before I started playing, I swapped out the old keyboard for this one and noticed that it wasn’t pitched as high at the back, so I checked out the tab height options.

I found the smaller of the tabs to be good for me, however it made the keyboard slide a bit too easy. A fix to this would be to add some grippier front rubber feet to compensate for the rear no longer having the grippers.

A clean, yet slightly muted click that’s heard and felt, even compared to Red Linear switches is nice. I thought I liked the Linear the best, but this feel and sound is pretty great. Now when it comes to customization, Razr is pretty on-top of things.

The Razr Central Software serves as a menu for other Apps for customization; for me, it’s mainly: Synapse. Want to change how responsive your WASD keys are? Head on over to Synapse. Feel like adding some cool typing LED reactions to your keyboard & Mouse? Synapse again, but this time – Chroma Studio is where you want to go to ensure your Mouse gets the same effects as your keyboard – or a totally totally different cool color/feature.

Cortex is also an option, should you want something to keep a library of your games, or if you want to know how your FPS was during the game, after (or in-) game. It’s pretty slick, but take your time learning it.

One thing that’s annoyed me about 60% keyboards that have FN / function key requirements from other keys, is the lack of a side key light. Right now, to see what Right Arrow is, I can’t because it’s not daylight or super bright at my desk.

If the keys alternate functions were lit up, that’d be fantastic – but I haven’t seen it yet. Overall – I dig this keyboard and it is now going to be my daily gamer – so the answer to: Do you recommend this is – yes!.

I just needed a gaming mechanical keyboard that worked and was within budget. If you are looking for a gaming mechanical with a quick response, you can buy the $150 or higher value one. This keyboard is for moderate gamers.

Keys are still good. a bit stiffer than other gaming keyboards, but the keys are the right size. They don’t feel like laptop keyboards (like the new logitech ones) or keyboards made for children’s hands (like corsair ones).

These keys feel like professional keyboard with the correct spacing between keys and no accidental typing because the keys are not situated correctly. The only downside I would say is that from an angle, the key characters aren’t as visible as to what they are.

They seem a bit blurry from at a certain angle. They’re more visible at a closer range and more if you are looking straight down. They need to fix that so that the key letters/characters are more visible at a acute angle.

But overall, I like the keyboard. Now just to keep it from doing duplicate typing and such and going whack-o with not typing the right letter.

The one thing that separates this keyboard from most other gaming keyboards I have, is that it works properly even before the drivers load. This has been one of my biggest gripes with the more expensive gaming keyboards.

If you need to change BIOS settings, or select an OS while dual/multi-booting, a keyboard that requires drivers to work at all (I’m talking about you, Steelseries & Corsair) is pretty well useless. Now for the rest.

The keys respond very nicely, and quiet, and accurately. I’m very surprised (and pleased) that, unlike my Corsair K70 Lux, every keypress is recognized. and no stuttering. The volume knob is the second best I’ve ever seen on a keyboard–the first being the one on my K70 (which is amazingly well-thought out, and only requires one finger to accurately adjust the volume).

The lighting is much better than I expected, too. but nowhere near perfect. The keys that have more than one character printed on them tend to have areas that are dim. All I really need, is simple back-lighting, but I can’t claim not to love having many bright colors.

The fact that the lighting isn’t dependent on installed software, makes for a more pleasant experience. Much less important to me, though, is the method of attaching the wrist rest–I nearly always type with the keyboard on my lap (my chair is too low for a desk–it’s the original Gamepod, designed to fit in with other living room furniture) So, overall, I wish I’d been using these sooner.

Of course, I have some concerns about the complaints some people have, about having theirs break down within a few months of purchase. If I recall correctly, though, I paid for an extended warranty, to be on the safe side.

It’s a good idea, if you have any reason to believe you might have such a problem, especially if there is any evidence you might get ganked in case of failure. Just my two cents. If I do end up being disappointed in this device, I’ll definitely modify this review.

Sadly the backlighting is very cheap, terrible quality. The backlighting is not bright enough, and it doesn’t properly fill out each letter, so especially at your normal viewing angle you can’t see anything clearly.

For me, it is a nice keyboard with terrible backlighting, so you’d be WAY better off buying the G213 Logitech product instead, which is the same price and is legible with better backlighting. Just overall I LOVE the volume knob, but it is inferior in every way versus the Logitech one.

Sad. Logitech’s membrane also feels much better and is easier to type on. So yeah, broken backlighting and back membranes. Stay away.

The keyboard does what is advertised (Has lots of blinky colors). The video and advertising, seem to focus more on the keyboard color effect, than anything else. I just wanted a keyboard that was back lit, and allowed me to change key colors.

I am not interested in the effects. The color of the keys, are affected by the adjacent keys. Colors bleeds over in to the adjacent keys. The application to program the keyboard, is not very intuitive.

It was not clear how to save multiple profiles. When I saved a profile, the profile button, did not switch between profiles anymore. I seems to only have one profile, and it is suppose to allow you to switch between three.

Every time I save a profile, to a different slot, it seemed to just replace the old one with the new one. The program does not seem to have any instruction manual, and the one for the keyboard is practically useless.

The program is also a Beta version, and you must download it from the Microsoft Store. There is no program support for any other operating system. The keys are a bit mushy. If you are looking for clicky keys, with a crisp action, this is not the keyboard for you.

The keyboard seem to be very well constructed. It has some weight to it, and does not feel flimsy. I like the extra media keys. I don’t think the extra USB plug, really adds any value to the keyboard.

All it does is reroute the USB port to the back of the keyboard.

Overall decent for the price (and very good for the $90 i spent for it) with some minor gripes Pros: -good hyperx switches and pleasant quiet typing -quite responsive and light presses register just fine -minimal ping noise, 10x better than the corsair k70 RGB Pro which had metal ping on every keystroke, horrifying -sturdy body and well built -media keys are convenient -font on keys is not embarrassing but respectable -epic lights (idc about RGB but i can recognize when something is pretty) -software is simple to use with 1 major flaw (see cons) Cons: -the cord is very thick, personally not a fan -pass through USB port is pointless since you have to plug in 2 USBs to the PC for the pass through to work.

i don’t do this so there is a useless USB cord just hanging there while the main one for the keyboard is plugged in -the software for lighting preset is pure suffering. you have to close the program completely to use the dedicated button to switch between presets.

so to change colors you can either choose it within the program OR close it completely via task manager and use the physical button. if you are confused right now so am i -less built-in patterns than others -keys attract oil so don’t be filthy.

It’s built to be the last keyboard you’ll ever buy. Time will tell. It weighs about 10 lbs. it’s a beast. The cable requires 2 USB ports to power the thing. The single cable spreads to two for input, so have some USB ports ready.

Out of the box the volume roller and mute key work with my video player, the other media buttons don’t, but I suspect that’s a settings issue. The RGB’s are bright as heck with the pudding keycaps, but what is even better is that there’s dedicated buttons to control the lighting.

You don’t have to use weird key combinations and/or external software to make changes – that feature got it it a full star on my review right there ! The RGB is blasting, but you can dim it down with a simple press of a button.

There’s about 5 brightness settings for that. as well as keys to modify how it behaves. The top plate is metal, and the rest is a robust plastic. But believe me, there is no flex of any kind. the thing is a total heavy beast.

I love it. It’s not cheap, but I will get another if it goes on sale again.

I bought this keyboard to go with my new ‘super’ computer. It works perfectly for my needs. I play FSX and soon FS2020 most of the time and it’s nice to see the keys now in low light. The colour schemes goes nicely with my Asus motherboard which has the same pattern.

The keys are not soft and need some good pressure to hit. This prevents me from accidently hitting keys like my old keyboard. What I like most is the volume control knob. I can crank up my speakers and then control the volume as needed from the keyboard.

My only con with this is I wish it was cordless, but I don’t have to replace batteries anymore so that is a pro.

Order on dec 29, arrived dec 31 600 km away. Best buy using Purolator now so skip the bottle neck at canada post. 2 Jan 2021 Review time. Is awesome. Works as it should. The dial for sound is great, can feel the clicks so can adjust small level if needed.

Keyboard took some time to get use to but is great now. Function keys f1 f2 are off center compared to old keyboard. But good. Lots of movement in the keys, in my opinion. Full rub color range with limit lighting animations, 4.

Not sure if you can add more. Overall, fast free shipping, for 50 bucks, thats bang for your buck.