100 million keystrokes and counting, the SteelSeries Apex Pro might be the  last keyboard I ever buy

100 million keystrokes and counting, the SteelSeries Apex Pro might be the last keyboard I ever buy

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Set actuation be damned: SteelSeries claims its upcoming Apex Pro is the

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The Apex Pro mechanical keyboard solves the shortcomings of gaming keyboards thanks to OmniPoint mechanical switches, which are guaranteed for 100 million keypresses. Each individual key can be tweaked to meet your desired actuation, from the world's fastest featherlight touches, to deep and typo-free presses, and anything in between, allowing you to play more accurately, quickly, and confidently.

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Make the first move with the incredibly fast Apex 9 Mini gaming keyboard. Boasting swappable OptiPoint optical switches that actuate 33% faster than the leading optical keyboard, adjust the actuation point between a fast 1mm for gaming and 1.5mm for deliberate typing. Play just like the pros on a 60% form factor gaming keyboard that leaves more space for mouse swipes, streamlining your setup.

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