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SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Mechanical USB Gaming Keyboard – World’s Fastest Mechanical Switches – OLED Smart Display – Compact Form Factor – RGB Backlit

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For the casual gamer, it may not be worth the extra cost just to flick a few lights on once in a blue moon. Currys Group Limited and Currys Retail Limited are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. SteelSeries' software is feature-rich, and the omnipoint switches allow you to choose your preferred pre-travel distance.

Item number VPXRE SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL (2023) UKThe world's fastest and most advanced keyboard performs effortlessly for all undertakings, whether you need the fastest keystrokes in gaming to destroy the competition, or deliberate presses for typing accuracy - the power is yours to wield. This nifty piece of tech boasts an aluminum top plate and some of the fastest keystrokes on the market, whether trying to defeat your component in your favourite game, or looking for accuracy when typing that important document. Whether the cost is worth it depends on how important the customisable Omnipoint switches are to you. Both Currys Group Limited and Creation Consumer Finance Ltd are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

The Apex Pro TKL's compact 60% layout preserves desk space, enabling swift mouse movements while retaining essential keys for gaming and productivity. Both keyboards use linear keys, but the Corsair has much less pre-travel before the pre-travel distance.

The Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad 2021 and the SteelSeries Apex Pro are keyboards made for very different uses. The SteelSeries uses proprietary OmniPoint switches, which allow you to adjust the pre-travel distance on a per-key basis. This feature allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the switch reset point or how far the switch needs to travel back up and reset before you can register another keystroke. While this is a wired-only model, a wireless version of this keyboard is available that connects with a USB receiver or via Bluetooth, which can help reduce the clutter on your desk as there isn't a cable to worry about. However, the Corsair is available in a wide variety of switches, so you can get the ones you feel most comfortable with.

The SteelSeries uses proprietary OmniPoint linear switches, which let you customize the pre-travel distance of every key.

The keycaps aren't very durable, but for lasered ABS keycaps, they do not shine or pick up on fingerprints or oils nearly as bad as other keyboards I've tried. Speaking of build quality, the cable is extremely thick and rubberised, which I much prefer over braided as it reminds me of vintage keyboards with their thick cables. The SteelSeries has proprietary linear OmniPoint switches that let you adjust the amount of pre-travel distance needed to input a keystroke, which lets you customize the switch's operating force to match your gaming or typing needs.Adjustable HyperMagnetic Switches, which allow you to adjust actuation distance, the distance the keys need to travel before registering as a keypress.

On the other hand, the SteelSeries is a mechanical gaming keyboard with proprietary OmniPoint switches that let you set the operating force to your needs.

We've also added details about the specific Rapid Trigger settings we used for our tests in the Single Key Latency and Multi-Key Latency section of this review. Every key is macro-programmable on the SteelSeries, while you can only reprogram the dedicated macro keys on the Logitech. After spending so much work and play time with the Apex Pro TKL, I can safely say that is a well-designed keyboard and I am a big fan of the little information display in the top right and the magnetic wrist rest.

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