Steelseries are famous for their peripherals and with the Apex Pro they have brought adjustable actuation points to their legendary build quality. We put it through its paces.
Steelseries Apex Pro Keyboard Review
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Steelseries Apex Pro Keyboard Review
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Steelseries are famous for their peripherals and with the Apex Pro they have brought adjustable actuation points to their legendary build quality. We put it through its paces.
Steelseries Apex Pro Keyboard Review
It's $200 in the US so you're probably spot on with that estimate.
Bog standard keyboard layout again
I'd like to see a modern take on the old SteelSeries Merc Stealth Gaming Keyboard.
I still use mine but can't connect to the new Steel Series software. Just the old Z Board software.
Maybe a new keyboard where the gaming keys could detach and be bluetooth.
Then you could push the normal keyboard section forward and have more room for your hands.
The Merc Stealth Gaming Keys are much more comfortable. Especially if you have grown up hands.
There is only so much you can do to a bog standard keyboard. You have to innovate!
I'd like to see a modern take on the old SteelSeries Merc Stealth Gaming Keyboard.
I still use mine but can't connect to the new Steel Series software. Just the old Z Board software.
Maybe a new keyboard where the gaming keys could detach and be bluetooth.
Then you could push the normal keyboard section forward and have more room for your hands.
The Merc Stealth Gaming Keys are much more comfortable. Especially if you have grown up hands.
There is only so much you can do to a bog standard keyboard. You have to innovate!
From VonBlade (review author)
The actuation level of the main keys (a-z, numbers etc, but not arrows, F-keys or numpad, imagine a TKL without the F-keys) is per key.
