What Keyboard Does Reverie Use?

Switches and actuation

The Huntsman V3 Pro Mini is sold with Razer Analog Optical switches. It is a 60% board with RGB, and the PCB is non-hotswappable. The switches are fixed to the board, so you pick the switch type by picking the keyboard.

If you want to try a similar setup, the Wooting boards below offer a much wider range of switches. The 60HE+ and the 60HE v2 list Lekker Linear 45 v2, Lekker Linear 60 v2, Lekker Tikken Light, Lekker Tikken Medium, Wooting x TTC KOM and Geon Raw HE. The SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini Black comes with OmniPoint 2.0, and like Razer's board it is non-hotswappable.

Key binds

Reverie's main game is VALORANT. The bind table covers the usual actions: walk, crouch, jump, use object, the primary, secondary and melee slots, the spike, and the three abilities plus the ultimate.

On a 60% board all of these live on the main block, with no numpad or dedicated navigation cluster. Whatever layout you copy, you can do it without leaving the compact form factor.

Should you buy Reverie's keyboard?

The Huntsman V3 Pro Mini suits anyone who wants a compact 60% board with a low profile for a tight desk setup. It is not hotswappable, so you cannot change the switches later. If you want to experiment with switches, look at the alternatives.

• Wooting 60HE+: hotswappable and sold with a wide range of switch options. It is 0.2 cm longer and 0.4 cm wider than Reverie's board, with the same height. 11 pros are using it now.
• SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini Black: sold with OmniPoint 2.0 and non-hotswappable like Reverie's board. It is 1.1 cm shorter, 0.5 cm narrower and 0.24 cm taller. 8 pros are using it now.
• Wooting 60HE v2 Silver: hotswappable, with the same switch options as the 60HE+. It is 0.1 cm longer, 0.7 cm wider and 1 cm lower. 7 pros are using it now.

All three alternatives are 60% boards, so the layout stays familiar. What you trade off is mainly the switch choice, hotswap support and a few millimeters of footprint and height.