SteelSeries Apex 3 - RGB Gaming Keyboard 10-Zone Illumination Premium Magnetic Wrist Rest English Qwerty Layout PC

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I’ve been using the SteelSeries Apex 3 for both gaming and everyday tasks, and it’s been a very solid keyboard overall. It feels reliable straight out of the box and performs well in daily use. The keys are responsive and comfortable, making it suitable for competitive gaming as well as typing I haven’t experienced any missed presses. The RGB lighting is bright and shines through the keycaps nicely, with plenty of colour options and effects so you can customise the look to match your setup. One feature I really like is the detachable magnetic wrist rest. It’s comfortable to use during longer sessions and snaps on/off easily with strong magnets, so it’s simple to adjust your setup depending on how you’re using the keyboard. It’s worth noting that this is a membrane keyboard, not mechanical. If you’re specifically looking for mechanical switches or extensive customisation (like swapping switches or keycaps), this might not be the right choice for you. Overall, it’s a great keyboard for gaming and general use excellent RGB, solid performance, and a nice magnetic wrist rest make it a strong value overall.

Very soft keyboard, not really loud, the keys work with low pressure, very good for gaming. The lights are beautiful and diffused. The volume and the extra button are a nice touch, I didn't think i'd need it but surprise surprise. It is heavy enough, seems very sturdy and the magnet pad had a nice touch it's just really good. Worth the money for me.

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Even though it is a tad high, using the provided wrist support makes it a very comfortable kb. (Btw, the wrist support is attached with a couple of magnets so it snaps in to place and detaches itself easely, super easy). RGB zoning is a good enough, specially if you're not planning in using super flashy setups (I always set mine to 'breathing' or 'static'). So no per-key RGB, but going one model up gives you that if you wish so, but the type of key mechanism is different, as this is a membrane keyboard, which makes it a little more silent than mechanical keys, but there's no option to chose from (as with mechanical kb which have different types of switches). All in all, key stroke lenght is not overly deep so it's quick enough for typing for most people and not bad for gaming (most likely for most people too). The volume rocker/mute button works great, but it doesn't have other dedicated media controls by default (except play/pause) , but as the keyboard is customizable (per key) with the Steel Series Engine software, you can set different profiles and use the 'M' keys as media keys (it has 6 'M' keys that double as INS, HOME, PG UP, DEL, END and PG DN, the M is activated by pressing the Steel Series key, like a Fn key) if it's something you need. If pairing this kb with a SteelSeries mouse with customizable buttons, you can use those for media. On the back it allows for the most convenient cable routing as it has locking clips to make the cable 'exit' the kb from any side or from the center. Nice little detail. Price point is great as the quality is very good for an 'entry level' model, and despite having a plastic body it's rigid enough. Only caveat I find is that keys are a little high, but it's mainly a purely aesthetic opinion and my personal taste. 5 stars for now, will review in a couple of months with a use report.