(Cnet Korea = PD Kwon Hyuk-joon) Corsair’s ‘K70 Pro Mini Wireless’ gaming keyboard, released last July, is the successor to the K65 RGB Mini, which drew attention last year for its extreme mini setup.
This product is a compact and attractive model that has reduced the size by about 60% of the K70 series of gaming keyboards. With a small 61-key array that cuts out all the Fn keys and arrow keys, it weighs just 616g and ensures more desk space to aid user convenience.
Here, it has the advantage that it can be used in three ways, including a 2.4GHz RF dongle, Bluetooth, and a wired connection using high-speed slipstream wireless communication technology. It can be connected to consoles such as PlayStation 5 and Xbox, and has the feature of being able to do typing work by connecting to a smartphone.
The model uses a red Cherry MX low noise switch and supports hot swapping, so you can freely attach and detach the switch and replace it. In addition, PBT keycaps are used to ensure high durability and compatibility with various custom keycaps. It’s also a strength that can produce colorful RGB LED effects when connected to CORSAIR’s iconic iCUE software.
The Corsair K70 Pro Mini Wireless is available for 252,000 won.
