SteelSeries Apex 5 RGB Full Size Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Magnetic Wrist Rest, Black

Its not top of the line but I do love the clicks of the keys and how the lights react to certain games or typing. The little screen is pretty neat as well especially how it shows whos talking on discord. For the price that it is I would say its definitely a solid purchase.

Best built keyboard I have had, the numbers rubbed off of the others and the other key boards went out after about two years and felt cheaply built. This keyboard doesn't feel cheaply built, it's a buy.

I like this keyboard. Very easy to use

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using the SteelSeries Apex 5 for a while and I'm really impressed with it. The setup was quick and easy, and the keyboard feels sturdy and well made. It offers great value for the price, with responsive keys that make both daming and everyday typing comfortable. Despite its solid build, the weight feels balanced and keeps it stable on the desk. Overall, it's an effective, durable keyboard that performs reliably every day

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The SteelSeries Apex 5 Gaming Keyboard is really great. The hybrid mechanical switches provide a great balance between the satisfying feel of mechanical keys and clicky keypress feeling. The RGB lighting is vibrant and highly customizable, making my gaming setup look fantastic. Also the Oled display llook really cool when display my PC info or gif picture, media on the PC The keyboard feels sturdy and well-built, with a premium aluminum frame that adds durability. The included magnetic wrist rest is comfortable and makes long gaming or typing sessions much more enjoyable. Key responsiveness is excellent, and I've noticed improved accuracy while gaming. Overall, the SteelSeries Apex 5 offers outstanding performance, comfort, and value for the price. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable gaming keyboard with premium features without spending a fortune. #influenster #steelseries #keyboard #voxbox

I got this keyboard as a present after my previous steel series 7G keyboard was slowly degrading in performance after 15+/- years. As I have enjoyed the last one I got this new mechanical keyboard. It's got a very sleek aluminum design and the keys are great. The lighting options look great and I love how interactive it is with certain games/software. After a month I am very positive and I hope this one will also last me a decade.

giving a 4 star overall due to the keys yes its a mechanical keyboard but its quiet conpared to what youd expect from a mechanical keyboard yes i still like it and enjoy it and its great quality

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great keyboard for the price! I don't use wrist rests as much as I don't like them but the rest that is provided is very comfortable and made of good material. The keyboard feels sturdy and has some heft to it! The only problem I have are the “snappy” switches, if typing quickly or smashing buttons you don't feel the snap which is upsetting BUT if typing slowly or making careful presses you feel the action at your fingertips and makes every key press feel important!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am quite happy with my Apex 5. Immediately a few things are obvious: minimal keycap wobble, a stiff aluminum chassis, and a fun OLED display—all positives. RGB customization was easy and the keyboard feels nice to the touch. All contact surfaces are smooth, corners are rounded, and it is generally pleasant to feel. The keyboard's design makes it very easy to clean, and as a cat owner, I like that a lot. The optional magnetic wrist pad is also very nice to use, and solves my usual problem with wrist rests—that they get in my way. With the magnets, I can just pop it off when I need desk space. Nonetheless, this is still a 100% board, so it is on the large side, but nothing out of the ordinary. Cable routing is well done, and allows for center or side exit of the cable with simple press-in cable paths. My only complaints are as follows: 1) the spacebar feels a bit slow to rebound, occasionally making double jumping a little less snappy than I would like, but feels great for typing; 2) it is rarely possible to trigger a key input before the click of the switch. I'm not sure how common that is as I have been a linear key person for a while, but I found it notable. 3) the OLED is really fun, but I wish it was easier to see when the keyboard was flat!

pretty but...so much software it got hot and failed in one month