In direct comparison, the metal frame of the Corsair K70 RGB Pro Mini feels slightly more valuable, but these are only nuances. Especially the matte design leaves a very good impression, just like the high-quality keycaps, and ensures that the keyboard still looks almost as new as on the first day even after longer use. The build quality of both keyboard models is, typical for the manufacturer, on a recorded level. Somewhat unbalanced button illumination.Processing of the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini (Wireless) Interesting, since there is no battery installed in it. The SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini Wireless weighs 546 grams, while the wired version is slightly heavier at 603 grams. There are differences between the two keyboards in terms of weight, however. … und natürlich den Bedienelemente in Form eines Modus-Wechselschalters bei der Wireless-Tastatur. Especially since the differences in the scope of delivery and its positioning differ even more. Okay, that’s not particularly exciting, but it’s definitely worth mentioning in view of the otherwise quite identical designs and the very similar feature set. This starts with the fact that the lid of the wired variant can be opened upwards, while the contents of the wireless model are pushed to the side. SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini (Wireless) Review: The Scope of DeliveryĪlthough the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini and the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini Wireless actually only differ in terms of connectivity, the packaging of both keyboards already separates a few things. Up to 32 hrs (with backlight) up to 200 hrs (without backlight) We take a detailed look at both for the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini (Wireless) review. Or rather, two mini models, because the keyboards in the 60 percent layout are available once with and once without a cable. The large Apex Pro (our review) and the TKL model are now followed by the mini variant. Help, SteelSeries has shrunk the keyboard.

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