The newest SteelSeries gaming keyboard just hit the shelves, taking the Omnipoint 3.0 Hall effect switches of the TKL model and shrinking it into a 60% form factor.

The SteelSeries Apex Pro Gen 3 TKL isn’t perfect, but it has a lot to offer in the ways that matter most to competitive gamers. With a wealth of performance features and customization options ...

With an MSRP of $49.99, I would argue this full 104 keycap set is a steal even at full price, but it can currently be found on Amazon for just $31.10, offering a saving of $18.89 or 38%.You'll ...

What SteelSeries Had to Say “The Apex 7 keyboard has mechanical switches guaranteed for 50 million keypresses. ... There’s also a plastic cover to help keep it free from dust and scratches.

Save 30% on this SteelSeries mechanical keyboard for Prime Day. Buy now on Amazon. With Prime Day in full swing, you should definitely snag a Prime subscription—after all, ...

The SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini offers a high-quality build and a versatile range of per-key customization options, designed specifically for competitive gamers. This is a fantastic keyboard for ...

The SteelSeries Apex Pro Gen 3 is louder than most silent foam-dampened gaming keyboards by design, even though it features more sound-dampening layers than previous generations.

I was mighty impressed by the unadulterated thockiness of the Apex Pro 3, given it's a Hall effect gaming keyboard and that weighty thunk is traditionally a more mechanical affair.

In addition to the new Rapid Trigger mode, SteelSeries has upgraded the Apex Pro keyboard line with even further actuation adjustment boundaries between 0.1mm and 4.0mm. Source: SteelSeries ...

You can pick up the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini wireless gaming keyboard for only $159.79 on Amazon thanks to Cyber Monday, saving you a whole 33% off the original price tag.

The SteelSeries Apex 3 is one of the company's more affordable gaming keyboard models. It features a 10-zone RGB illumination, which can deliver programmed color schemes and reactive lighting effects.