Produto muito bom, porem demorou muito para chegar Read more

Compré el SteelSeries Apex Pro Gen 3 pensando que sería una gran mejora frente a mi viejo teclado SteelSeries y al Corsair K100 que tengo, especialmente por sus supuestos switches magnéticos, pero desde el inicio fue una gran decepción. El que recibí ni siquiera trae pantalla OLED, aunque el software lo detecta como si la tuviera. El mayor problema es el software “GG”: limitado, pesado y obligatorio en Windows o Mac. Encima, promocionan que la OLED muestra estadísticas de tu PC (temperatura, carga, etc.), pero eliminaron esa función hace más de 6 meses... y eso me entere porque varias personas se estan quejando en reddit. Por el precio, esperaba mucho más. Entre el mal software y las funciones falsas, pedí reembolso. No lo recomiendo; me quedo con mi K100, que al menos cumple lo que promete... Read more

It is grate and it works Read more

Una completa chulada, literal el mejor teclado, se siente la diferencia en cuanto lo pruebas, te tienes que acostumbrar a la rapidez. Read more

Very responsive for pure FPS gaming. Read more

Bought this because I had a Razer (less than a year old), and it started doubling all by keyboard strokes... This one is simply amazing, the feeling when typing is so good. Hope it will last long. However the Steelseries app is quite complex and need some tutorials Read more

He’s absolutely over the moon with this keyboard. He keeps rattling things off that are gibberish to me. I’ve not been aquatinted with the latest jargon🤷🏼‍♂️. But it really makes him happy👍🏽 Read more

The improvements in this iteration of the Apex Pro TKL are a welcome upgrade. The sound dampening drastically reduces the pinging and hollowness that plagued the previous model. The stabilizers are also a welcome enhancement. It includes many features, like reduced latency, rapid trigger, rapid tap, adjustable actuation, and a new protection mode designed to help minimize accidental key presses. However, despite these improvements, the Apex Pro TKL fails to justify its price point. One major drawback for me is that the OMNIPOINT 3.0 switches are limited to the primary keys, while the function and arrow keys use Gateron red switches. The Gateron red switches are also non-removable, while the OMNIPOINT 3.0 switches are removable. Why? What’s the point in this? For a keyboard at this price, that feels scummy. Although the typing experience has improved, it remains subpar. The springs in the OMNIPOINT switches are noticeably crunchy and loud, and the case is still cheap plastic. The screen also remains easily scratchable. So, if you care about appearance, it's best to leave the plastic covering on the screen that comes with it. At this price, there should be no corners cut. This is a premium asking price, and while the features are great and there have been improvements since the last model, it’s just not worth it compared to what's on the market now. For example, the Wooting 80HE can be had for $199—it offers the same features, and then some, like a true 8,000 Hz polling rate. It also provides a more premium experience because it's simply a better product. This refresh is an improvement, but it’s not the best offering on the market, and it costs significantly more. If you own the previous Apex Pro TKL, and are interested in getting this one, and you really love the Apex Pro TKL, grabbing this might be worth your while, especially with all the improvements. For anyone else, grab something else. Read more

The SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 is a wired keyboard, but its features and functionality are unique. The OmniPoint 3.0 HyperMagnetic switches with adjustable actuation are a must-have — key presses feel smooth with just the right amount of resistance. The build quality is solid, though not quite on the level of the ASUS Azoth. I also love that it's a compact keyboard without feeling cramped; the keys are well-spaced, making it comfortable for extended use. However, I suspect some may be disappointed that it's wired, as the product description and title don't clearly state this, and the image shows a detachable USB cord, often seen in wireless devices. If you're specifically looking for wireless, keep this in mind. Overall, it is a great product for gaming or productivity Read more

This is the best gaming keyboard on the market. Plain and simple. It has everything you'd want; SOCD, rapid tap, RGB, wrist rest, software integration into steelseries.gg. The upgrades to the Apex Pro TKL from 2023 model to Gen 3 makes it so the keyboard is noticeably more silent, as well has a more tappy custom built sound and feel to it. If you have the money, get this, its the best keyboard possible outside of building your own. Read more

Don't get me wrong, it's a nice keyboard. It's a little on the loud side, but not a "clicky" loud, more of a "thocky" loud. The major downside of this board is Steelseries' software. The customization options are stellar, to be sure. You can do pretty things with the lights. However, I can't for the life of me get those lighting configs to actually work on the hardware profiles, meaning they take minutes after boot for Steelseries' software to launch and reapply the profile. When I edit hardware configs, even if they're identical to the software ones, there's some kind of fight going on between the board and its software that makes them swap between profiles constantly, making the actual keyboard unusable. Additionally, the OLED panel on the top corner is a certain gimmick - I was hoping its Tidal integration would at least stand out for me, but the window will refuse to update unless I have Tidal maximized in active view, entirely defeating the purpose of a secondary display for it. I haven't tried other apps, here, but the only one I cared about didn't work. Lastly, I bought this keyboard as it was mentioned in an article (I've since forgotten where) showcasing Hall effect linear keyboards and their ability to use analog input in some games. This board is certainly capable of it, there's just no way to do it because it's limited, once again, by Steelseries' software. You can even use dynamic actuation per-key, just can't map them to an analog axis. This board is priced to be the best of the best outside of custom-built enthusiast keyboards, and yet I still can't encounter a feature of the keyboard that actually works out of the box. The actual keyboard is great, and it's a shame that it's so kneecapped by software that just doesn't work. Read more

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 gamine (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 but 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. Read more