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Review: Akai MPK mini MK3

The third generation MPK mini features an OLED display for easier operation, while the new pads are borrowed from the MPC One and, together with the new keyboard, are designed to provide a better playing feel. The extensive software package that comes with it has also been given a general overhaul. That sounds like a lavish feature set for under 100 Euro!

Chic and Well Equipped

MPK mini MK3 is available in three color designs: classic black/red, all-black and black/white with inverted keyboard. Functionally and, in terms of price, the three variants are no different. The classic design is adapted to the current MPC grooveboxes like One and Live. The eight endless knobs look chic, almost like classy metal knobs,

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