The SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL is a pricey piece of kit, even a year after its release. However, with plenty of additional switch customization features and a rock solid build, the extra cash may well make sense for those looking to invest in a high-end speedster. This is the second generation of Apex Pro TKL, and the first iteration to see a wireless release. Since the 2019 debut, SteelSeries has added its OmniPoint 2.0 adjustable optical switches but the core experience remains similar, with a subtle design, OLED screen, and detachable wrist rest.
It’s certainly packed with functionality, but considering you’d still be spending around $200 / £200 on this device a year after release it kind of has to be. I spent three weeks testing the SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL to see where it sits among the best gaming keyboards available today.
