Razer unveils Reclusa X Mini 65% keyboard with hot-swappable PCB and tactile switches
Razer enters the custom-mechanical keyboard market with the Reclusa X Mini 65%, featuring a hot-swappable PCB that supports 3-pin and 5-pin switches, factory-lubricated Razer Orange Gen-3 tactile switches, dual-layer silicone dampening, double-shot ABS keycaps, and south-facing LEDs for per-key Chroma RGB. The wired board runs at 1000Hz polling rate and integrates with Razer Synapse, with Snap Tap and Snap Flex features. Available for $49.99 in US layout, with UK, German, French, and Italian versions also planned. More models are expected in the lineup.
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