Customer Ratings & Reviews

Solid and durable construction. Comfortable handling and compact. LEDs are bright and visible.

Had to get used to it because it was too fast, it sounds great too. If you have the money buy it

Great working keyboard and lights up really good!!

Really good quality product , really fast for gaming

my son loves it and the adjustable keys he really loves it for gaming

Keyboard has just the right touch and return. The only limitations are yours.

Theres a reason its the go to for pros in fortnite!!

Mini keyboards are the best. This one feels high quality. The keys have a texture. The keys are quiet. Nice braded keyboard. You can adjust the key dept using the GG software that’s very easy to use.

it’s great……………………………………………………..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,?

It was a amazing keyboard my only complaint was it’s difficulty to change the colors.

Great keyboard the rapid trigger is excellent but one of my keys is double tapping

Good keyboard , it does have a little delay in response but overally happy with it

Great keyboard but they software to adjust things can be kind of buggy.

This key board is quality made, with great materials. Also provides an app for custom light modes and colors. However its not needed. Can just plug and use.

Good gaming keyboard . Very durable and easy to use.

It’s what I needed for gaming. Functional use…I use it a lot.

The keyboard is honestly ain’t bad compared to the ones I got previously. Satisfying and all beside it being loud.

Solid keyboard. Overall button feel is great. Only issue is size make it difficult for hand placement

price may be high but its a great keyboard 10/10..

Over the years, I have had hands-on experience with a plethora of keyboards spanning various form-factors, switch-types, and configurations. That said, the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini is the one of the most compact, customizable, and powerful keyboards I’ve ever used. After opening the packaging, the keyboard’s size is its most noticeable aspect. Featuring a compact 60% size (i.e., no dedicated arrow keys, ten-key pad, media function keys, function keys, or navigation keys), this keyboard sports only the keys you absolutely need while maintaining all the functionality of said removed keys. The keyboard provides these functionalities via a responsive and robust “SteelSeries Key” located between the Right Windows Key and the Right Control Key operating much like the “Fn Key” found on many laptops. While holding the SteelSeries Key, the user can access the secondary functions of each key which are clearly labeled on the front of each keycap. This sort of interface may be a dealbreaker for some, but I found it was rather easy to get acclimated to. I spend a lot of time in productivity applications and, while a full-size keyboard can be easily operated out of the box with no extra thinking involved, I found I was able to achieve a comparable performance level with this keyboard after a short learning curve. Another immediately noticeable aspect of this keyboard is its utilization of SteelSeries proprietary OmniPoint Adjustable Actuation Switches. Typically, I immediately take pause when a manufacturer touts its proprietary switches as superior to traditional mechanical switches; however, I was happily proven wrong on this one. The actuation point of the switches is customizable via SteelSeries GG, a software typically bundled with any SteelSeries product, and offers settings ranging from an unbelievably sensitive hair trigger to requiring the key to be fully depressed for actuation. This allows for a degree of customization that would have previously required you to buy a whole new keyboard with different switches. It is important to note, however, that modifying the actuation point of the switches DOES NOT modify the tactile or audible responses of the keyboard. If I were to compare the feel of these switches to a traditional mechanical switch, I would say they are most similar to Cherry MX Reds where there is no tactile actuation feedback, and the keys need not be bottomed out for actuation. Personally, I find that an actuation point of 1.6 in SteelSeries GG offers the quickest and most sensitive response for my typing style while avoiding unintended keypresses. You may notice that the majority of the keyboard is constructed out of plastic; however, I would not consider this to be a downfall as I would with many other keyboards. Whatever kind of space-age plastic they used in constructing this keyboard feels astoundingly rigid, premium, and hefty -- there is ZERO flex to this keyboard whatsoever. The keys also have a grin-inducing texture to them highly reminiscent of the classic beige keyboards with purple PS/2 connectors. Another aspect of the keyboard I would like to touch on is the customizability of each key’s individual function. Via use of the SteelSeries GG software, the user can reprogram any key to perform nearly any function including straight-up rebinds, execution of user-generated macros, and even dual-press keys. I don’t typically make much use of features like this, however, I found that rebinding the Right Windows Key to function as a Second “SteelSeries Key” eliminated the few inadvertent keystrokes I was performing when initially getting my feet wet with the keyboard (and I never really use the Right Windows Key anyhow). SteelSeries GG also allows users to customize the per-key RGB backlighting to their heart’s content. One potential downside to this keyboard is its lack of ergonomic considerations; however, I feel it should be evident that ergonomics will take a hit when dealing with 60% keyboards, especially considering the omission of a wrist pad. If you think this may be a dealbreaker for you, I found that the dedicated wrist pad from my Logitech G513 provided some support, but a more ergonomics-centric keyboard may be a better option for you. Overall, I would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone looking for an extremely compact platform ideal for travelling with all the functionality and customization options that a full-size keyboard typically offers. The quality of the keyboard itself as well as the software bundled with it make this an exceptionally user-friendly product to set up, use, and customize to your exact liking.