Right out of the box, the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini Gen 3 comes equipped with a USB Type-C cable to plug in and the board itself. A QR code is also included to get users set up with the ...

The Apex Pro Mini Gen 3 can be further customized using SteelSeries GG – or more specifically, the Engine app within GG. It’s a little inconvenient that the latter opens in a separate window ...

SteelSeries is moving to new OmniPoint 3.0 switches on the Apex Pro Gen 3 lineup, which includes a full-size board and TKL (tenkeyless) wired and TKL wireless variants.

The SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini Wireless is the company's first 60% gaming keyboard, and it lives up to the hype despite its obscenely high price.

Onto those switches then. SteelSeries has packed its next-generation Omnipoint 2.0 clickers into its latest release, after testing the waters with its first generation in the full-sized Apex Pro.

The SteelSeries Apex 3 hits a lot of the right notes at a price that’s more accessible than a lot of the competition, and a current $25 discount on Amazon brings it to its lowest price ever.

SteelSeries Apex Pro specifications Dimensions: 17.19 x 5.48 x 1.58 inches Weight: 2.14 pounds Connectivity: Non Detachable 5.9-foot thick USB-A cable, USB passthrough port ...

The Apex M750 also boasts incredible lighting for its price. It’s one of the few RGB LED models to list under $150, and the $120 10-key-less version is maybe (I’d have to check) the least ...

Pick up the SteelSeries Apex 7 if you want a keyboard with a mini-OLED screen and don't care about per-key actuation. Otherwise, the Corsair K70 RGB Mk.2 is a better peripheral for the same price.

The Apex takes up two USB spots, but don’t fret—you get them right back on the top of the keyboard itself. The USB 2.0 ports can be used for anything USB-related such as your mouse, headset ...

SteelSeries Apex Pro Keycaps Anthony Karcz The only thing I'm not really a fan of is the keycaps. Don't get me wrong, they're silky smooth and an absolute joy under your fingertips. However, that ...

We haven't reviewed a SteelSeries keyboard in a while, but it seems good things come to those who wait. Here's our look at the APEX M500.