SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Wireless Gen 3 OmniPoint 3.0 HyperMagnetic Switches — Adjustable Actuation — Rapid Trigger — Game-Ready Presets — Protection Mode — Rapid Tap/SOCD — Dual Wireless — OLED

Bought this for my son for Xmas and he is a big gamer. I was lucky enough to try it and it is awesome. I love gaming as well and the Feel, looks, and ergonomics of this keyboard cannot be beat. The keys feel responsive and smooth. The actuator slider is amazing, it will either make your key strokes more or less sensitive to pressure so in FPS games is can be a real game changer. The RGB is nice and pretty standard. I do like that they sent a wrist support. I can no longer play M&K due to tendonitis in my arm, so anything that supports better ergonomics, especially for younger players is a bonus. The Keyboard is smaller in size and feels very sturdy. My son goes through keyboards like tennis shoes, and this one seems like it is built to last. I really enjoy this keyboard and if I could still use M&K I would buy on for myself!

It's sleek, it feels good, and it's better than every other Razer thing I've ever used. I bought this because a brand new keyboard that I've kind of relied on being the Razer Black Widow it is basically become the worst thing to game with on the planet. Contrary to popular belief I do actually enjoy the clickiness of most keyboards but this one doesn't have it nearly as much and is much quieter. It's quite a bit more responsive when connecting to its third party software, which is actually built well, so programming it to do what you need it to do is actually do it fairly easy. After gaming on it as soon as I opened it up for about 29 hours straight it showed no signs of odd behavior. Long-term thinking if you're trying to clean this thing, the keys are not surrounded by a housing so getting to them is relatively easy.

This Gen 3 has better keys than my original Apex Pro, but this does not have onboard storage /keyRGB. It does store key bindings and actuation points. It is a GREAT value at this price, typing is buttery smooth and quiet with satisfying feel making it tops for typing. Adjusting the actuation point is critical for error free typing, and changing for gaming is very desirable. I have all the top keyboards, and only the more expensive Corsair is it's competitor possible being more durable. I went back to my original Apex Pro because it has better per key illumination with twice as thick letters, and onboard storage of per key RGB.

The SteelSeries Apex Pro Gen 3 is an outstanding keyboard with an excellent typing and gaming experience. The OmniPoint 3.0 HyperMagnetic switches feel incredibly smooth and responsive, and the adjustability really makes a difference for both gaming and everyday use. Build quality is premium, and it looks great on the desk. My original unit did arrive broken, which was disappointing, but the recovery experience was very positive. After contacting SteelSeries, they quickly directed me to work through Amazon. Since I purchased it on sale, I wanted to make sure I kept the same price—and Amazon handled everything flawlessly, shipping a replacement right away. I’ve now been using the replacement for a few months with no issues, and it’s been performing exactly as expected. Despite the initial hiccup, the keyboard itself and the resolution process make this an easy recommendation.

I read all the reviews but this will much less technical and more about feel and ergonomics. I go through keyboards like they're disposable. I yearn for that perfect experience I had from an old Dell keyboard in the late 90s. It was mechanical and so smooth. I hunt and peck and occasionally brush other keys which results in typos and rework. It is not productive. When I get frustrated enough I go in search of a new keyboard option. I have donated at least 20 keyboards to Goodwill. All function but they just didn't have the right feel. Until this one. I knew it was pricey but I felt it was worth it if I could finally find a keyboard that didn't frustrate. This is it. The keys have the tactile feel I truly appreciate but they are not loud like a Corsair. Everything is smooth and easy to use. Even if you can't figure out the basics without a manual,. the manual is very easy to read and use. The keyboard is perfectly responsive and does not add artifacts if I brush a key. I find it hard to believe I would ever say this but typing on this keyboard bring true pleasure to me. I cannot attest to the gamer ability since I just work with it. For a work computer, this is worth the price of admission.

I use this keyboard for gaming and for work for at least 10 hours a day. The feel of this keyboard is nothing short of amazing. The keys are nice and quiet and feel great. Surprisingly I have far fewer typos than my previous keyboard. The keyboard feels solid and enough weight that it doesn't move around your desk. For the cost, the build quality feels appropriate. Things I don't like: First, the apps available for the screen are absolutely useless for me. I was hoping to have at least a system monitor app, but it looks like that no longer is available. For now I have an animated 2 color GIF of a cat banging on a keyboard. The various integrations are meh at best. The discord integration currently shuts off all of the lighting on the number pad I have not yet tested any adjustments for the activation point for any of the keys or any of the advanced features.

Very responsive for pure FPS gaming.

seriously a 100% worth it purchase. received it in the middle of a valorant game, switched keyboard mid game. complete difference from my last keyboard! loving it thus far!

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