SteelSeries Apex 3 TKL RGB Gaming Keyboard – Tenkeyless Compact Form Factor - 8-Zone RGB Illumination – IP32 Water & Dust Resistant – Whisper Quiet Gaming Switch – Gaming Grade Anti-Ghosting,Black

This keyboard has been a wonderful surprise. I love Logitech but this Steelseries keyboard knocks it out of the park for value, looks, size, and its feel to type on. So far best $40 bucks I've spent for a keyboard. IMHO it beats the Logitech G213 which was also a great value. Goes perfect with an all white pc setup and Signal RGB works well with it. I'll look to see if they make a white mouse but last I checked they didn't make one that is similar to the G502 or X502, both of which I use but are getting too pricey to replace.

Truly a beautiful color, it is so difficult to find blue keyboards! So when I saw my fave keyboard makers over at Steel Series had this baby on sale I instantly bought it, what an absolute treat! Love the feeling of the keys, I normally do mechanical but I didn't care, I wanted the blue baby! Great keys, soft to the touch, the button and slider are hard plastic and do have that "cheap" feel to them but honestly that don't matter to me as much since I don't use them here at work. Great keyboard, wish they also offered it in the full size though as I miss my number pad specifically for work, so I will need to buy that in addition to this, but overall I am super happy with my purchase

Quick review. 1) I CAN TYPE AGAIN! I had switched to a turtle beach vulcan and there's a gap between the keys that I just cannot get used to. The feel, size of keys, near-silent typing, feel great. It's really nice to type on. It's heavy and feels well built. I was able to snag this (TKL Apex3) for $34. Amahhhzing value. 2) THE M1-M6 KEYS ARE NOT INDEPENDENT! You cannot bind them as meta keys as you can in the Apex7 keyboard. You will have to replace your insert key, or etc. I REPEAT: You CANNOT bind to the M1-M6 keys on the Apex3. 3) I hadn't noticed when purchasing that there is no dedicated print screen key. So as mentioned above, I changed my insert key to act as print screen as I have come to rely on the snipping tool quite frequently. In summary, at 30-40$ this keyboard is a...Steel! Ha.

I bought this because I kept spilling water on my mechanical keyboard. Though I haven't spilled water on this one yet, it's quiet and does that it's supposed to do. Only thing I don't like is that you can't take off the keycaps... So that means sometimes I can't feel my way to the right keys during gaming sessions.

I love this keyboard. The color is pretty and as described it is very silent. I use it with my rog xbox ally via a dock and its great. Very worth the money. Never disconnects and feels very smooth.

Neither does my family, and at this price, I couldn't resist. Great fit, especially if you have wrist issues. Keys are really nice and quite for those late night gaming sessions and they're easy to press. Value, I can't say enough. I've had one for about a year or so now,( no problems or issues at all) and just bought another for a second rig. It's been used heavily, spilled on, and knocked around a bit, yet still works perfect. Weighs, performs and looks way more expensive than it is and the rbg ties right into Signal without an issue. Plus, nobody yells at you at 3 am! Highly recommend!

I've been using the SteelSeries Apex 3 TKL White RGB Gaming Keyboard for a couple of weeks now, and it's hands-down the best compact board I've owned. The tenkeyless design frees up so much desk space for my mouse—perfect for my fast-paced FPS sessions in games like Valorant—without sacrificing any essential keys. The whisper-quiet gaming switches are a dream; they're responsive with that satisfying tactile click, but silent enough not to wake the house during late-night grinds. The 8-zone RGB illumination is stunning in white—customizable via SteelSeries Engine for everything from reactive waves to per-key programming that syncs with my other peripherals. Lighting looks crisp and vibrant without bleeding into the keys, and the matte white finish resists fingerprints beautifully. Durability is top-notch too; it's water and dust resistant, which saved me when I spilled some energy drink (no damage, just wiped it clean). Setup was plug-and-play with full N-key rollover for zero missed inputs, and the ABS keycaps feel premium. At this price, it's an unbeatable mix of comfort, performance, and style for gamers or typists who want compact excellence. If you're eyeing a TKL, grab this—it's transformed my productivity and playtime. Five stars!

This keyboard was definitely designed from an overhead perspective with no regard for the UX seated in front of it. While not bad for the price, and a unicorn of membrane + backlit + tenkeyless, it'll do i guess. The software bloat just to change the keyboard from typical rainbow is extensive and has to load after boot to apply settings and remain running. The controller in the unit doesn't keep any setting, so it's unicorn vomit after every reboot until fully loaded, a default of off would have been better. These are long travel keys, being membrane - truly wish they were shallower, would make for a lower profile keyboard. From in front of keyboard, the light bleed is significant. You cannot see the caps lock indicator light over the insert key (very poor placement). They removed printscr, scrolllock, and pausebreak to put a volume wheel and button that you'll never remember the key press combo for, many 100% keyboards have low profile buttons just above the arrow keys, which is what they should have done here: mute, voldwn, volup, sleep - would have been nice. The keycaps translucence of the characters could do with a reflective bit inside the rear face of the keycap so that the characters fully illuminate at the angle to the seated user, especially the number row is poorly lit if not using a blinding color. Orange, one of their default color schemes - is very washed out looking. A Fn key between the esc and F1 to secondary function the Fn keys would have been a great addition. A key map in software to change the right handed Win key to something else would have been great. I could not get the responsive effects in Prism to actually do anything. The best white you can get is FFD1D1. The best orange you can get is FF2200.

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The best keyboard for the price; my son really likes it. It’s perfect as a first gaming keyboard for a teenager.

Satisfying feel with some nice media keys in top right

My son loves it. It's very colorful and quiet for gaming.

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