SteelSeriesApex Pro TKL Gen 3 White OmniPoint 3.0 Switches — Adjustable Actuation — Rapid Trigger — Game-Ready Presets — Protection Mode — Rapid Tap/SOCD — OLED — RGB — PBT Keycaps — USB-C

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great build

To lazy to write a review.. it’s a good keyboard though

The keyboard has literally like no input delay when you optimize it for what you need to do. I play Fortnite, and this increased my edit and build speed by a lot. The lights look great and are the perfect brightness (which can be adjusted) but the lights look great. The keyboard is very sturdy and heavy making sure it wont slide around when gaming. Highly recommend using the wrist rest it comes with. It's very comfortable and the perfect height. The keys feel really nice and smooth and the sound is just honestly really satisfying. When typing, it feels like the keys are floating. I got the keyboard in white and it looks great with the silver backing. 10/10 keyboard. Highly recommend.

Got this to replace my gen 1 Apex Pro. Absolutely love this keyboard

Very good keyboard! Only one thing preventing me from giving this keyboard 5 stars -- the adjustable keys are limited to the TKL part. I'm left-handed, and for gaming, I use a left-handed mouse and move using the arrow keys on the keyboard. These are not adjustable. I would like to see the arrow keys get at least reinforced, but even better, adjustable like the other keys. Something else that is disappointing is the mini-display WAS a nice feature when the system monitor app was available, but this was removed for "security concerns" and no return date is mentioned. Overall, nice keyboard and very functional. A few tweaks would make it great.

It's a beautiful, excellent mechanical keyboard. It's infinitely customizable in both lighting, and operational programming with the steelseries software. Its the first mechanical keyboard I've come across that both feels good, and isn't unbearably clacky. It's not cheap, but I'm pleased with it. The only function issue I've had is that the volume wheel doesn't always behave, but I think that's a software bug because briefly unplugging always restores it.

nice keyboard but lasted 5 months be*ore a key went out.. Be*ore that, there were issues with the usb not staying connected but I do move it a lot .........

I upgraded from my Logitech G915 to this. I am going to say, for me, this was a smart move. This keyboard offers so many functions compared to the G915. I am a gamer, and still am trying to figure out how to use the new things this ketboard has to offer for my gaming (outside of using it to cheat in fps games). I am inpressed with the lighting. My old keyboard had lighting as well, but it was weak. This is much more vibrate and has punch. As well, my old keyboard did not light up secondary key functions. This does. The keyboard lay out fits my hands. The G915 'low profile' just sucked. They didn't offer a wirst rest. This keyboard comes with one. As well I notice with this keyboard, I don't have as many typos like I use to. The keys are pronouced and easy to find without looking at the keyboard. I like the little LED screen in the conrer as well. I have seen people post about it saying it was worthless. Well I can tell you, you can make your own apps for it to your hearts dirsire. Issues: The Steel series program does have issues. Sometimes the lighting shuts off, then right back on. I have notice that the company is pushing out patches and updates. And the issue in not a deal breaker. While this does come with a very nice wrist rest, animal hair tends to stick to it. I have had to buy a lint remover and keep it down stairs with the keyboard. Everytime I pet my cats somehow their hairs sticks to the rest and is a pure pain to get off trying to to it by hand. All in all, it's a expensive keyboard, but this is a case of you ARE getting what you paid for. And Steel Series is doing to Logitech what AMD is doing to Intel: They are making far superior products as far as mouse/keyboard/headset items.