The Apex Pro RGB feature uses a small type of led bulb that sticks out a little at the back of the switch and seems to stop some keys from bottoming out. Cherry MX compatible keycaps should work but some people on Reddit and elsewhere have complained that some keys catch on the led mechanism of the switch, and that DSA and SA profile keycaps worked better. You could consider replacing the standards ABS keycaps with better quality double-shot PBT keycaps. Steelseries Apex Pro Keycapsīoth the Apex Pro standard and TKL keyboards come with ABS keycaps. The keycaps are ABS which is alright, but for a premium keyboard I'd have expected maybe doubleshot PBT keycaps to be used.
It's not as soft as others I've used but it worked fell well and was comfortable enough. You also get a premium rubber coated aluminium wrist rest. The keys have omnipoint switches that reported to take over 100 million keypresses - which is way more than the usual gaming keyboard of around 50 million. The build quality on the Steelseries Apex Pro is also right up there, especially with it using aircraft grade aluminium for the keyboard body. So wired only, but if you're using it mainly for gaming that's fine because you would want to use it plugged in for responsiveness in any case. Keep in mind that the Apex Pro isn't a wireless keyboard and doesn't support Bluetooth. And you can use the built in OLED keyboard screen to view and change between the different keyboard profiles on the fly. Each saved profile can have totally different key activation speeds and customized RBG lighting using it's proprietry Steelseries software. If you want a different keyboard setup for different games or you have a number of people using the same keyboard then it's a must buy - because you can save all these different setups as a different keyboard profile and simply restore the one you want at any time at the touch of a button. And for RPGs and action/adventure games, and you can then set up a different profile where more deliberate keystroke may be needed. This dynamic switch actuation trigger control is really useful in MOBA, MMO and FPS games. This allows you to make some keys fire faster for rapid firing situations during gaming and other keys slower and less sensitive if they are sometimes pressed by accident or when wanting to use the keyboard for general typing.
That's a great leap forward for keyboard advancement, and I expect others to start copying it in the next couple years. That means you can adjust the actuation point in its keys. Adjustable switches - Multiple keyboards in one?Ībove and beyond it's impressive feature list, the Apex Pro is the first gaming keyboard from a big keyboard brand that has adjustable mechanical switches.
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