SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Wireless - HyperMagnetic 2.4GHz Wireless Gaming Keyboard - World’s Fastest Keyboard - Adjustable Actuation - Esports Tenkeyless - PBT Keycaps - USB-C - English QWERTY Layout

The SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Wireless is a high-end mechanical keyboard that excels in customization, performance, and comfort. It's particularly ideal for gamers who want the advantage of adjustable actuation switches and low-latency wireless functionality. While it comes at a premium price, its advanced features and top-tier build quality make it one of the best gaming keyboards on the market for competitive players or enthusiasts looking to elevate their gaming setup.Pros:OmniPoint adjustable switches for personalized actuationLow-latency wireless performanceExcellent battery lifeSleek design with compact TKL form factorRGB lighting and OLED Smart Display add a fun, customizable flairComfortable magnetic wrist restIntuitive software for easy customizationCons:Premium price pointLack of a traditional number pad may not appeal to everyoneOLED display is fun, but not essential for all users

Wow! This is an incredible keyboard. VERY responsive; certainly lives up to its claim as the worlds fastest keyboard! Very robust, yet surprisingly light. Very comfortable to use. Excellent customisation options using the supported software (which is free!). Arrived next day, well packaged. Don't let the price put you off. The most it costs, the better it is!

I had nothing but issues with this thing.1. The software crashes any time (and I literally mean ANY time) you change a setting.2. Random keys will get their LED colour stuck and not follow the profile.3. Absolutely worst of all was after a week my keyboard started randomly spamming keys. As in rapid, never ending strings of random keys which I couldn't stop until I unplugged the keyboard. The only way to stop this from happening is to change the firmware. As in if you are on the latest firmware, roll it back. If you are on the old firmware, update it. As soon as you fix it once, it will start happening again within a few hours or days and you have to do it all over again. This has been reported with countless Reddit posts and threads (just like the other issues above) and there is still not fix for any of this for over a year.Why should you trust that this WILL happen to you? Because it CAN be temporarily addressed with firmware updates. If it was hardware it would just be a case of an RMA but it's not - this is a software issue. And no - calibrating will not fix this issue, trust me I've tried as have many others. At best it will work for a moment but you can still see the input itself spamming if you read the display, it only changes the thresholds to stop it from impacting you which totally defeats the point of HE keys.I sent it back and got a Wooting. I wish it had wireless but I can absolutely live with the fact that it doesn't given it's insane quality and I've never had to open its Utility app once after the initial setup. Over a month later and I'm super happy with it.

I love it, comes with a dust cover too so that’s handy and the type c cable is braided and super long which is nice, you can use it as wired, wireless with the USB dongle or Bluetooth. All work well for me, no issues, charging is super simple. Lighting is very well and adjustable to dim or off. Keyboard feel is very nice, wrist rest may get a couple scratches over time but I couldn’t care less, keyboard itself fine had it for a year or so now and no issues whatsoever, held up strong as if brand new. Keyboard sound I love it too, wouldn’t let me upload a video but you can find on YouTube anyways

Although on the expensive side of keyboards, it’s so worth it in the long run, I’ve been using this keyboard for a while now and I’ve been so impressed with the build quality, performance and ease of use.My mechanical skill in game has doubled because of the quick response time of the OmniPoint 2.0 mechanical switches. Their magnetic actuation is virtually instant, so they respond 11 times faster than your average mechanical key.You can tweak the sensitivity of every key, all the way from pro-gamer 0.2 mm to a more careful 3.8 mm. That variable sensitivity also means you can program the keys twice. So you can map actions to both a light keypress and a heavy one.

Fiancée LOVES his keyboard. Was bought as a gift