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

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.

Great keyboard buttons are really nice to press and it gives you an app to make the keyboard colours to your liking and how you'd like them to light. Really cool feature for thr price I paid

Pros: -SWITCHES. great. they're a really nice type of membrane that feel really stable. better than any other membrane i've used. for someone used to a normal membrane this thing is amazing. for someone used to mechanical, it varies: in my opinion they're a nicer version on the blues, they have a nice solid bump to press going down, the rubber makes them quiet but not squishy when they hit the bottom. -TYPING. because of the solid bump they're great for typing, nicer than mechanicals in my opinion -GAMING. having tried out many keyboards for gaming i notice that you really can get used to any switches while gaming so that doesnt matter that much. dont notice any feeling of slowness or input lag. (warning: this item does not make you good at any game) ​-QUALITY. everything but the wheel top right is made of a rubber coated plastic, high quality for price. nice rubber on all keyboard feet and wrist rest. -KEYS. had this for a while now and none of the keys/switches feel any different or defected yet -SPACEBAR. i have to give credit to the spacebar and the rest of the larger keys, they have amazing stability. the space probably wobbles less left to right than the other keys. that individual switch feels exactly like the rest which is rare on a keyboard on keyboards even above this price range. -RGB. the rgb (lights) are great. supposed to be fully customisable with software but i think its bugged at the moment. no big deal though because default is fine. brightness can be turned down and off if you like that. Cons: -CAPS. any of the light beneath the logo top right for caps,number lock etc, cannot be seen without leaning over the keyboard because they’re positioned behind the base of the high switches. pretty irritating as you can imagine. -MEDIA BUTTON. they media button below the wheel doesnt feel great (very hard press and not great quality. not that big of a deal worth mentioning. -WRIST REST. although, a nice addition, nice metallic attachment, and nice heavily rubberized coating making it as comfortable as a hard slab of plastic can be, matte rubber coating picks up marks like crazy. i dont get particularly sweaty hands but after using it for like 5 mins marks a visible and after a long night-time gaming session, i have to wipe it down and all. if you want to use a wrist rest though, its worth getting a nice one aswell. Conclusion: amazing all round keyboard, would spend twice as much for it. if it wasnt for the cons.

It's exactly what to expect from a SteelSeries keyboard. Quality! It's very big and the RGB lights can be adjusted. The little scroll feature for volume in the top right corner is super fun too. It's functions perfectly and the layout is nice. Also, it's very quiet which is preferable to some. Being as heavy as it is, it doesn't slide anywhere when you use it.