FNATIC miniStreak - LED Backlit RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Cherry MX Silent Red Switches - Small Compact Portable Tenkeyless Layout - Ergonomic Wrist Rest-Pro Esports Gaming Keyboard(US-Layout)

The keyboard has a very premium feel to it and the build quality is very solid. The red silent switches are super quiet and flow well, though they take some time to get used to. The wrist-rest is good and along with the keyboard is compact and portable. The software is optional (which is great), but is pretty decent for modifying key binds and lighting.

i used PBT caps on mine, but amazing keyboard and small/silent which is what i needed

Best keyboard for gaming I ever had.Love the FNATIC team and it is good I could support them with this purchase.If you do not need to use numlocks( as there are cut off from the design) throughout your day then it is definitely for you.Software and personalization definitely on high level for reasonable price.

I live with three people and they can't stand the sound from blue switch. This one solves my problem - it's so dayum soft and silent! Everything is nice except the palm rest - I would rather not use it as it just put more pressure on my wrist. Other than that this is a perfect product at its price.

Great feeling to type on this keyboard.

Good looking keyboard with versatile configuration for lighting. Palm rest has aluminium base with rubber pads along one edge only (towards user), the other edge can leave scratches on your table. Plastic on keyboard base have minor defects (scuffs left by manufcaturing process)

I do not write reviews often but this one I kinda have to.RGBBright and vibrant colors with few on-board adjustments as well as controllable with the software. I loved the lighting and how subtle it reflects on the board. You can assign different colors to every each one of the keysTypingI have this keyboard with MX Red Silent keys (my previous keyboard was MX Blue) and yes I wanted to have something silent and it definitely delivers it. However, just bear in mind that these keys are really not tactile at all which sometimes feels a little weird like there is double O-ring under the caps. Overall, it becomes enjoyable after getting used to typing with this.It also comes with an adjustable wrist rest which makes it really comfortable (with 3 adjustable distance setting)Build QualityThis keyboard is built like a tank in my opinion, it has almost no flex and keycaps dont have too much key-wobble.Some cons,- No dedicated media keys. At least a volume knob/wheel should be a standard in all keyboards. (Especially, I do not get why TKL boards come with no media keys)- There is no cable routing, channels under the board- MX Red Silent does feel a little weird until you get used to it but it is absolutely silent. (I got used to it and I frigging love it now)- Wrist rest has 3 level of adjustments depending on how big your hands are. Mine sits alright on 3rd (furthest) but I could ve been lot better if there was a 4th adjustment to make it a little further to rest your palm perfectly. (I do not have gigantic hands btw)After all, these are all nitpicking as there is no major flaw with this keyboard. You cannot go wrong with this one. Totally recommended.Edit 1:I really enjoy typing with this keyboard + MX red silents. As mentioned, it felt strange in the beginning but now I got more and more used to it and feels buttery smooth.

Before this product I had a Razer Blalckwidow TE payed 160€ and broken after two years and half.This Fnatic keyboard is 100 time better then my previous Razer keyboard:- materials are better.- The cherry MX SILENT red are accurate and very silent (the orange razer switch are 100 time more noisy).- The wirst rest is included when on my broken Razer keyboard was not included.- The price is very good for a keyboard with this quality and performance ( Instead the Razer keyboard was overrated).This is a very good product. The software work well but is not completed yet (RGB effects are limited) but once again the Razer software (Synapse 3) is still in beta version and it has a lot of bugs.I can only suggest this product without esitation.

I absolutely love this keyboard. I purchased the fnatic miniStreak Pro after an unfortunate accident with a cup of coffee and my Corsair K65 LUX. The LUX was also an amazing keyboard, but despite using dampers on the keys, the reds were annoyingly noisy. The miniStreak is available with silent REDs--an option I happily selected. The keyboard feels great but also doesn't subject everyone around you to loud clacking.Also, the footprint is smaller than that of the K65. Despite having a pretty nice old-fashioned desk, my keyboard and mouse are sitting on built-in roll-out keyboard tray. It's really cool and convenient--except for the space limitation. But this keyboard doesn't occupy a lot of space. Vertically, it takes significantly less space than the K65. The K65 WITHOUT the wrist-rest takes up the same space as the miniStreak WITH the wrist-rest in the middle position (where I prefer it). Also, it's more comfortable than the K65 wrist-rest (which I never bothered with).Finally, the lighting just pops. The colors feel simultaneously bright and saturated. And the Fnatic logo, which I think looks awesome, is sitting right at the center of the keyboard in a way that just makes the entire thing look especially premium.It's not all great, though. Although I found the fnatic RGB software easy to use, it's not very versatile. It's still in beta, though, and it allowed me to do exactly what I wanted, but I imagine others who really like to get creative with effects might be less satisfied with the available customization options. For me, simple and static, with just three or four colors used on the keyboard, is what I prefer. In my case, it was a better experience than I had with the LUX, which, although it allowed for greater customization, was kind of a pain to use. There are effects you can select in the software, but, within those options, there isn't a whole lot you can do.Overall, and for my needs, this is the best keyboard experience I personally have had. Your mileage may vary.

I bought this keyboard because I used the previous version of this keyboard but wanted a smaller keyboard that I can take with me on travel/LAN parties. It is very easy to set up and has an option to remove the USB cable from the keyboard and stow it alongside in my backpack.Of course, RGB also will brighten up your keyboard/surroundings a bit. The price is also very good after comparing it to other keyboards in the market. Overall I am very satisfied.

The Fnatic MiniStreak is a great keyboard. If you get the Silent Red switches and if you are a gamer like me and if you come from another key switch, you will notice a big difference in feel of the switch. I came from Ducky One 2 Mini with Cherry MX Silver switches and that switch prioritizes speed in Actuation and this key switch prioritizes sound. Once you get this keyboard with the Silent Red switches, you will probably not be used to it and you might feel a bit scuffed if you're not used to it. When I first used this keyboard, I wasn't used to it and felt really scuffed but since I've had this keyboard for about a week now, I am loving this Keyboard. The Keycaps are where this keyboard lacks. They are ABS Keycaps which many budget keyboards use. I suggest buying Regular or Custom Double Shot PBT Keycaps for this keyboard. The Switches are also not Hot Swappable so you can't get custom switches to replace them. Other than that, the keyboard looks great, feels great and has a pretty nice RGB. The Software doesn't really offer much but it's just enough for it's simplicity. This keyboard is also good for the price. Other premium gaming keyboards usually cost around $150 or more but this is a steal. It's also TKL which if you need a lot of desk space to play like me, this is a great option.Pros:- Looks very clean- Great for Gaming- Decently bright RGB and just enough for Some People- Good Layout- Good PackagingCons:- Lacks Keycap Quality- Cable not Braided (May be Preferred for some)- Key Switches are not Hot Swappable