Inside the SteelSeries Apex 9 Mini, well, underneath the excellent double-shot PBT keycaps, you'll find SteelSeries ... built and in line with the USD 150 and AUD 299 price points, but plastic ...

The SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini offers a high-quality ... an aircraft-grade aluminum top cover, and double-shot PBT keycaps — all of which will stand up well to constant use.

It’s all black, with an aluminum top plate (SteelSeries notes this is “identical to metal in combat jets.”), and black double-shot PBT keycaps. Both boards feature individually backlit keys ...

It comes in one colorway, black. It also includes a wrist rest and a keycap puller, with Steelseries selling replacement keycaps on its website. Unsurprisingly, it’s less expensive than the ...

The double shot PBT keycaps also feel great, with a pleasantly grainy texture. There are various keyboard shortcuts available by default, accessible via SteelSeries’ Meta modifier key ...

When you have a switch guaranteed to 100M keystrokes, gamers need keycaps to match. SteelSeries' PBT keycaps offer unparalleled durability to ensure they last from keystroke 1, to keystroke ...

Wherever you buy this keyboard, it'll only be available in black (at least for now), but you can buy it in a few language layouts, and it supports replaceable keycaps. The SteelSeries Apex Pro is ...

The SteelSeries Apex 9 TKL is a dense little keyboard. The design is straightforward: a sleek black chassis, standard high-profile keycaps, and sometimes garish RGB lighting. Compared to ...