Instead, perhaps the biggest hurdle the Apex Pro TKL wireless faces is its price.

We also noticed a bit of a hollow ringing now and then with some of the keys, but it was incredibly minor and shouldn’t detract from your day-to-day performance. Just be prepared that no matter which option you choose, you should still expect a little bit of noise for bystanders as you clang away. While I prefer a lighter touch during typing, those after a bit more heft can achieve that as well. In an office environment meanwhile, I thoroughly enjoyed being able to play around with the Apex Pro TKL’s adjustable actuation, which SteelSeries claims can range from 0.2mm to 3.8mm. It might not sound like a big deal to more casual gamers, but by freeing up your hand not only are high-pressure competitive games kinder on the hands, it frees up valuable keyboard space for other critical bindings.

2-in-1 action keys, for example allowed me to tie multiple actions to one key – like toggling between walking and running in Apex Legends depending how far down I pushed my key. Then there is the OLED smart display which will display your battery level and other notifications and an incredibly nifty magnetic wrist rest, that although being prone to catching a bit of grime, does well to boost the keyboard’s ergonomic appeal.Īll-in-all the Apex Pro TKL is a feature-rich device amplified by its ability to provide options.

It’s design for example, follows the clean, simple aesthetic of SteelSeries’ recent offerings like the Apex 9, while still providing plenty of style thanks to the flashy, customisable RGB lighting. From top to bottom the Apex Pro TKL is just a wonderfully considered product.

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