O yeah, just got the wireless one and i love it. Had a corsair k70 before which was good aswell.
Praise
Gaming
SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Wireless Gaming Keyboard (2023)
Gaming Keyboards
The SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Wireless (ASIN B0C3XB8RGS) is available on Amazon.ca for $279 CAD and is the only gaming keyboard that allows per-key actuation depth adjustment from 0.1mm to 4.0mm via OmniPoint 2.0 Hall effect switches — a technical capability that puts input optimization in the hands of the gamer rather than the manufacturer. Quantum 2.0 wireless and an OLED Smart Display complete the most advanced gaming keyboard currently available.
8 mentions · 4 threadslast mention Sep 20246.3/ 10
ClearPick Score
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Score informed by 8 owner mentions across 4 Reddit threads · see every quote ↓
3 positive2 mixed3 negative
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Gaming Keyboards
SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Wireless Gaming Keyboard (2023)
~$279 CAD est. on Amazon.ca
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Real comments from Reddit, linked to the original thread. Nothing paraphrased.
I have been wondering about the Apex Pro for a while and finally got to try it and I'm here to share some of the footage, review and goodness of this keyboard. Really wish i had tried it sooner! Hope it shows you what this keyboard can do and what its all about!
Praise
Would definitely start getting into some kind of custom build instead of spending that much on a prebuilt. Most "features" of the Apex pro are gimmicks more or less
Complaint
Amazing, in the software you can also enable lighting trigger that feels even beter^^(atleast to me). Enjoy yourself and happy gaming or what ever haha!
Praise
This keyboard is mid at best. Would've been usable if it doesn't disconnect randomly. Contacted support and gave me some generic troubleshooting steps and I kinda gave up at that point lol. Software is garbage too. It doesn't detect the keyboard on boot, I always have to unplug/plug back in just to reapply previous settings.
Complaint
The only reason I'd get a Apex Pro is cause the omnipoint, other than that the keyboard is definitely not 200$
Complaint
I also considered between the azoth and this but settled w this due to the omnipoint switches to have some slight edge in competitive gaming. But other than that, azoth looks like a pretty good all around mechanical keyboard.
Comparison
As someone who owns the apex pro, I wanted you to know I found part of the video confusing. You show the actuation points of the OmniPoint switches on the directional keys which are not OmniPoint. If you go the the steel series page and scroll to switches you will see the directional keys are not OmniPoint switches so when you show the "actuation" it is on the wrong key.
Mention
✅ What Works
- OmniPoint adjustable-actuation switches consistently cited as the standout feature
- Wireless connection quality praised by several owners
- Software lighting triggers enjoyed for added feel/feedback
⚠️ Worth Knowing
- Random wireless disconnects reported by at least one owner
- Companion software described as buggy, sometimes failing to detect the keyboard on boot
- Some features beyond the OmniPoint switches seen as gimmicky for the price
- Not all keys (e.g. arrow keys) use the OmniPoint switches, a point of buyer confusion
ClearPick Verdict
Owner sentiment on the Apex Pro TKL Wireless (2023) is genuinely split (3 positive, 2 mixed, 3 negative among 8 mentions) rather than uniformly glowing. Fans point to the OmniPoint adjustable-actuation switches as the standout reason to buy, and several praise the wireless connection and software lighting triggers. But other owners call it "mid at best," citing random disconnects, a software layer that doesn't reliably detect the keyboard on boot, and features beyond the switches that read as gimmicks for the price. One buyer also flagged reviewer confusion about which keys actually use OmniPoint switches (the arrow keys don't). Worth it primarily for the adjustable actuation itself if that's what you're after; if you just want a reliable board without dialing in software, weigh the mixed reliability reports first.
