SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini HyperMagnetic Gaming Keyboard – Adjustable Actuation – Compact 60% Form Factor – RGB – PBT Keycaps – USB-C​

Been using this for a year or 2 now. It has withstood moving. Very high quality, i can change the actuation, rapid trigger and everything. It's not too heavy so i can travel with it. Considering how long it has lasted the value is very much there, especially considering you can put new keycaps and everything on. The lighting is amazing too, you can configure it so many ways and it doesn't interfere with anything!

While on the pricey side you get so much value for what you're paying. The keyboard feels nice under my fingertips, its durable, and most of all, its night LOUD like a mechanical keyboard. the rgb under the keys look nice and bright and overall its maybe top 5 of all keyboard in the competitive scene. the 60% size fits perfectly in any setup.

Excelent!

Perfect in every way

TLDR: If you don't want to deal with pre-ordering the Wooting60HE or just really like Steelseries products, this is a really good 60% option. Pros: -Omnipoint switches feel very good -Adjustable actuation point -Finally adopted PBT keycaps for longevity -Good RGB brightness and accuracy -Pretty good stabs out of the box made better with some lube Cons: -The Wooting60HE exists... Thoughts: Rant time. Right out of the gate, this would be the perfect 60% keyboard currently, if the Wooting60HE didn't exist. It has hotswap switches, acoustic foam, analog functionality, adjustable actuation point, RAPID TRIGGER (huge for high actuation point users), pre-lubed switches and stabs, and doesn't require its software to be active to function fully. This board isn't bad by any means, it's just that the wooting is just better in my opinion. I saw steelseries' video today comparing their "response time" with some weird rigged comparison test where they claim a 10ms advantage over the wooting. Even if that were true, which I don't think is accurate, 10ms isn't enough to justify choosing this over the wooting, unless you just really like Steelseries products, which is fine. But the rapid trigger functionality alone is HUGE for switches with a high actuation. If you don't know what that is, basically at any point during the upward travel (after you've pressed a key), you can press down again, to register another keypress. It basically makes the actuation dynamic letting you keep that high actuation, but not require you to fully release the key to press it again. Anyway, rant/PSA over, back to the Apex. Despite everything I just said, this is still a really good keyboard. If you liked the Apex Pro/TKL, you'll like this. I've found that magnetic switches are easily the smoothest ones on the market, even without lubing. They just glide, absolutely fantastic. I would comment on the responsiveness, but honestly, I really can't imagine milliseconds making a huge difference for movement inputs in a shooter. Osu probably if that's your thing, but starting to move in one direction or another a milisecond faster isn't going to change your game in the slightest. A mouse, absolutely, but there's really no keyboard input that needs that level of precision. So try not to get hung up on responsiveness in regards to keyboard claims. Something definitely worth noting is how magnetic switches and optical switches are basically immune to double presses that eventually happen to regular mechanical switches. You can rest assure that all of your key presses will be very accurate. Conclusion: Before you commit to this, I highly recommend looking into the Wooting60HE. If you don't want to deal with pre-ordering, or just really like Steelseries products, this is still a really good keyboard. I love the switches, and am so happy they decided to finally start using PBT keycaps.

No issues in almost 3 years of ownership.

Worth it

I love this keyboard! The ability to change the responsiveness of each key has proven a handy feature. Some keys, like shift for example, do not need to have the rapid trigger ability activated for the games that I play. The only downside of this keyboard (If purchased for around $120-130), is SteelSeries GG. It crashes daily and has to be manually restarted, often losing key adjustments until restarted. This crashing was applicable to my Steelseries Nova 7 Headset as well before i purchased the keyboard.

If you're thinking of buying the steelseries apex mini for gaming don't hesitate. It's not expensive when you consider how high quality every aspect of it is. I loved my last keyboard. It didn't break in 3 years and I had no problems with it and this is still a purchase I'm happy with. Whatever game you play will instantly be better. I haven't even tried the fastest actuation and it's still a lot faster than my last keyboard. It's so comfortable too, the keys feel amazing and they don't sound loud or annoying. They are surprisingly quiet but springy. Definitely buy this, there isnt a better keyboard or one you'd be more happy with.

Hochwertige Tastatur die überzeugt. Jede Taste einzeln einstellbar,Druckpunkt und Farbe. Leise auch wenn es mal Hecktisch beim Arbeiten/Zocken wird. Ich als Gamer bin mehr wie überzeugt! Klare Kaufempfehlung zum fairen Preis.

My son loves this keyboard.

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