please allow hypershift for huntsman mini to be separate from the FN key | Razer Insider

please allow hypershift for huntsman mini to be separate from the FN key

  • 20 August 2021
  • 2 replies
  • 50 views

I was really excited to use the huntsman mini's hypershift feature so that I may free my mouse hand from using the thumbmouse button for the hypershift so that my aim can stay consistent. But I was majorly disappointed to see that the hypershift function on the huntsman mini is connected with the FN key.

For example, I set left control as my hypershift key, but when I use it, I am also pressing the W key to move forward in a game, which causes the volume to ramp up since it's the secondary function.

If anyone else agrees please do like this post and comment your thoughts below as well. Thank you.

This topic has been closed for comments

2 Replies

Completely agree, I'd like to be able to remap reserved "hypershift" keys on my Blackwidow, such as the `h` key to to be arrow left... but it's reserved for keyboard illumination up. Having the FN keys for the keyboard bound separate from the hypershift key just makes plain sense. removes a lot of functionality from this board!
Userlevel 1
Not to mention 40/61 Hypershift keys on the Huntsman Mini can't be remapped whatsoever... W is volume up, the arrow cluster is on IJKL... and we aren't even allowed to change them.

Without physical navigation clusters, we really need the option to customize the whole FN/Hypershift layer, as well as the position of the FN/Hypershift key itself.

This is basic functionality on 60% keyboards that cost nearly 1/10th the price.

As is, the Fn layer is essentially useless (how could you practically use it if "W" annihilates your eardrums) and without a nav cluster some tasks are frustrating at best.

This board alone is unusable for tasks that are simple on almost any other 60% with the same physical layout... which is tragic because the Libra switches are awesome and the Achilles heel of the board could be solved with a software change.