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

I came from an older razer huntsman keyboard and my god have gaming keyboards came a long way. I am by no means a keyboard snob but I do dabble a bit in custom keyboards, and this is by far the best sounding HE keyboard I have seen. This keyboard comes with nice stabilizers, dampening foams, and gaskets; which all aid in build and sound quality. As for the advantages in game I would not know as I haven't played valor ant or CS in a while so this review is strictly based on user experience of pure quality and typing enjoyment. The software is easy to navigate with many lighting options, and the included wrist wrest doesn't sit too tall or anything. The only thing I would say that's odd about the board is that the wrist wrest has a weird silicone feel and attracts dust, dead skin, and hair. Other than that I've had a great time typing on this board.

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.

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.

This is probably the best design and multipurpose tool since sliced bread. Impressed and look forward to possibly engineering some custom programming if given the bandwidth.Thank you

Fast and nice!

Thought that this would be an improvement, but keyboard failed constantly when attached to kvm switch. Has joined my pile of new and improved keyboards that were just new, not improved.

Expensive but definitely worth the money!

I have owned a Razer Black widow Cherry Blue, Corsair k70 Cherry Red, Corsair k70 silver speed, Logitech G915 low profile red and Corsair K100 OPX. I must tell you that out of all the keyboards I have owned I like this one the best. The keyboard I am switching out from is the K100. I never really loved the k100, the first one I received had a loud pinging noise so I returned it for another and it was better but the sound and feel just wasn't something I fell in love with. The logitech G915 gave me finger fatigue due to the heavier actuation force required to push down on a key. The G915 Macro keys can also only save simple macros. Anything complex and it won't save, I confirmed this with their customer service when I thought I got a defect.Anyway, This Apex Pro Gen3 is amazing, it feels nice and sounds great. It doesn't have the Extra Macros keys but I don't really need them.There are two cons to this keyboard...1. No USB Passthrough in Gen 32. You can save your macros and key settings to onboard memory but you cannot save PRISM settings which are the RGB settings.I switch back and forth from my desktop to my work laptop and I do not want to install the Steel Series software on it but every time I go back to it the colors fall back to default but my macros are still there.This keyboard would be 5 stars if the color settings had the capability to save onboard. I hate the default lights on it when I switch to my work Mac