Customer Ratings & Reviews

What makes this keyboard so great is the Steelseries software that is used to customize the keyboard (software is free). You can adjust the sensitivity and force of the keys and being full metal it's very durable. There are many RGB options as well.

Keyboard so great i bought it twice. My first experience with this keyboard was in 2021 when i purchased it for work. Two months later i ran over it with my truck in an experience that solidified my devotion to 2 brands... samsung and steelseries as my note 10 and this Keyboard were both still usable. I still have that keyboard at my desk on the job. That is why when it came to replacing my corsair k70 pro at home, this was the only keyboard i had in mind

I was looking for a good mechanical keyboard for my desktop setup, & I Use Both MacOS & Linux on my MacBook Pro. And this mechanical keyboard works will all operating systems (Windows, MacOS, Linux) right out of the box. It also comes with adjustable switches, which is very nice to dial in the keyboard just to your liking. Plus the customizable keyboard backlighting is really cool. And comes with a very comfortable wrist rest that is magnetic, so you don’t have to worry about it moving around on you, or you can detach it from the keyboard and place it wherever you desire. If you are in the market for a mechanical keyboard, I highly recommend spending the extra money for a premium mechanical keyboard.

I previously had the apex 5 which was an excellent keyboard but my switches started failing at 4 years of ownership. I had heard good things about the apex pro, and they certainly do live up to the expectations. This is a very fairly priced keyboard for everything you get. I have had no issues with the lighting zones, the steel series software or the functionality of the keys themselves. The rapid trigger and Omni point adjustable switches are fantastic for competitive shooters like counter strike. I was able to tune the Omni point actuation to a point where I no longer needed to counter strafe really. An excellent keyboard for gaming, or just general office work. Keys are sort of thocky which sounds amazing and it is very responsive. I would recommend!

Great keyboard. Soft keypress, but just the right amount of clickiness. Key depth can be set per key, determining how far you have to press for it to register. Same goes for lighting. Different profiles can be set up. For example, I have a gaming profile, where only certain keys are lit, and the key press depth is high in the key travel for fast response. The other keys are set to register only when pressed all the way in, reducing mistakes. Many cool options with this keyboard. Plus I can type well on it. I had a Corsair expensive model, but it was too mushy and sensitive to be accurate when typing. It was like it was built for gaming only. This is great for productivity and gaming. The price is high, but it's worth it if you're a nerd.

A great keyboard that had everything I wanted. Specifically, my main criteria: 1) Floating keycaps 2) Dedicated media keys 3) Blue switches The software is decent and I love that I can program (most) things right on the keyboard itself. I don't find the OLED to be of much use except to program things, since none of the games I play have apps. I type a lot in addition to playing game more casually (MMOs where I stick mostly to PvE), so I can't say much for how it handles during more intense matches, but it's been very responsive and types nicely so far. It's not cherry switches, but I can't tell much of a difference between my Cherry board and this one.

One of the best mechanical keyboards I have used for gaming. You can change the Actuation for each key. Another great feature is the OLED menu screen on the keyboard to makes changes.

Love this keyboard. Keys are nice and lighting looks great.

A truly awesome keyboard! Easy to customize lighting, macros, and other functions. The mini OLED screen can also be changed with different backgrounds! Comfortable wrist support. Overall very impressive.

For a keyboard, it's a little pricey but the angle and height of the keys make typing more comfortable. All the keys work, a nice variation to less expensive options I've tried. The options for lighting are entertaining; the lights provide a relief to the monotonous tasks of administrative work. Thus far, I'd purchase it again. Ask me how i feel next year about it, hopefully it will be the same or better.

Keys are comfortable along with a wrist rest, and the keys are super resposive, too responsive? No worries,with the annuation program you can adjust the level of responsiveness from 1-10 the lower the number the more sensitive you keys are to respond. This keyboard also has the best custom made color options right now. If you don't like/need the extra numbers on the right side of the keyboard I would reccommend buying the apex pro tkl version that does not have the numbers giving you more space on your desk.so overall a great keyboard.

An impressive keyboard for both work and play. I tend to do Data Science work as a profession on my PC but also have it set up for the occasional gaming session; naturally I was looking for a keyboard that could meet me at both ends. I am a big fan of the minimal yet sleek design the keyboard has to offer. In addition, the ominpoint system keeps to do the trick in figuring the right actuation settings that I was comfortable with. If you are a fan of tactile, clicky feedback this guy isn't for other -- otherwise it is smooth to the t. The OLED is a nice addition to the keyboard but honestly shouldn't be the main reason for our purchase. Overall what sold me has been its performance, minimalistic design and reliable RGB settings. Overall, recommended

I was hesitant to spend $200 for a keyboard but after having previous keyboards that were $100-$150 from Logitech and Razer I realized if this keyboard held up to the hype it would be well worth it. I have not been disappointed. The setup and configuration for adjusting the tactile feel of the keys is simple and intuitive. The configuration for the colors is just as easy and you can change the color for individual keys just as you can adjust the sensitivity. My fingers seem to float across the keyboard and typing is a breeze. There is a clickiness to the keystrokes but as sensitivity is adjusted higher that seems to go away as you are not having to bottom out the keys. I would definitely recommend this keyboard for anyone looking to get a high-end keyboard. The aluminum base gives it a very sturdy and well-built feel.

Absolutely amazing keyboard. The keys feel fantastic and the rgb software is a breeze. Highly recommend steel series products. It is costly but the product itself feels like quality.

good keyboard overall a little big but if you have space i recommend completely it can do many different things such as glow up lower actuation and many more

After researching forever for a new keyboard, I decided to choose the Apex Pro. This keyboard is by far the nicest keyboard I have owned, and the adjustable actuation points make it so much better. Highly recommend.

I could not complain at all about this keyboard if I tried. The typing feel is fantastic, the lights are so nice to look at, and the build quality is top-notch. I would recommend this to anyone.

Great keyboard. Got this to replace a HyperX keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches. These magnetic switches feel like a linear Cherry Red. The SteelSeries GG software offers control of the RGB and that bit is okay, it’s not the most intuitive. You can change the actuation point of the keys on a per key basis which is good for shooters and apply profiles on a per game basis. Overall it’s a great board that pairs up nicely with my SteelSeries wireless mouse and headset.

This has to be one of the best keyboards I have ever used. Price is fairly expensive but for someone that is constantly on the computer I spent the money and it's been worth it for me.

Great quality keyboard, very customizable. A bit on the pricey side though. The LCD screen seems a bit useless/unnecessary, would love to see them remove that and take $50 off the MSRP.