SteelSeries Apex [RAW] Gaming Keyboard

Pros: -Comfortable -Ability -Seems manufactured well -Design: Very clean and simple.

Cons: -Price

Overall Review: Good keyboard worth buying if you have some extra cash. Probably won't buy another keyboard unless it breaks and they make one that dispenses money.

Pros: Lighted keyboard and can be dimmed without the software. Plenty of Macro Keys. Easy to type, quiet and responsive. It's a great keyboard and works perfectly for FPS games. Typing feels great. One of the best keyboards I've ever used or owned.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Couple this with a SteelSeries Sensei Raw Gaming mouse and you've got one heck of a setup.

Pros: Upon installation of this keyboard, my eyes were attracted by the bright white LED's, which brightness is adjustable from the keyboard itself. Responsive and I do like that it has the two bumps on the "W" key to easily place your hand over WASD.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Really didn't want to consider this a con but if you are coming from a keyboard that doesn't have macro buttons, this MIGHT take some getting used to if you're like me. Sometimes I will feel for the left CTRL key and oddly enough end up placing my pinky on the MX macro keys to the left of the CTRL key. Getting used to it though...

Pros: The keys all work if you press down hard enough, no problems while gaming as far as responsiveness goes.

Cons: "Sleek and low-profile keys" are the last words I would use to describe it. While gaming, i have no problem- but when I'm just typing regularly it's an absolute chore. The space bar is oversensitive and multiple spaces are registered. Otherwise, you have to press down on the keys harder than you would actual low-profile keyboards, it really hinders typing speed for me (unless my hands are unusually weak, which I doubt). Some of the lights are dim or don't come on at all (mostly the top macros keys), not a major con, just slightly annoying trying to find one in the dark. Overall, it's loud no matter how you type, and a little uncomfortable, and i wish the escape key was closer to the tilde and 1.

Overall Review: If i weren't so irked by the "low profile keys" and having to go back and delete every double space I see, i would give this 4 eggs. I've been using it for five months and these problems were present from the start. I'll probably give it away when the W starts to stick. I got this as a gift, but if I had bought it at the current price, I'd say I got what I paid for, if a little less.

Pros: very responsive, comfortable, lots of features including macros buttons. Software is user friendly and useful

Cons: A little on the big side. Not recommended for people with limited space.

Pros: I like the soft backlight of the keys. They aren't too bright or obnoxious. Button actuation is buttery smooth, and the macro buttons feel intuitive. Volume/music controls are cleverly set up using the Steelseries button, and the keyboard software is easy to use. While not a mechanical keyboard, the keyboard itself is solidly constructed. I prefer the smooth silence this keyboard gives me, unless I'm wailing away on one of the keys in a QTE. My previous keyboard was a mechanical, and I actually prefer this one. Overall, a short, sturdy creature fond of game and industry.

Cons: The caps lock key could have been raised a bit to stop my sausage fingers from accidentally hitting it when I'm playing a WASD game.

Overall Review: While this keyboard won't make you a better gamer, you'll feel like one!

Pros: -Responsive, sleek, -Plenty of options

Cons: -Feel is a bit odd getting used to. -After about a year, I began having constant issues with USB connection.... off on off on.

Overall Review: Comments previous mentioned about the ESC and spacebar are true. Some odd placements

Pros: Very big, stable keyboard with plenty of options. Completely customizable and mappable keys and macros will make your hands comfortable no matter where you want them. The illumination is quite nice too, though it could stand to be just a little bit brighter.

Cons: USB connection only prevents it from having true "superior" ghosting. Had I known that, I would have moved up the extra $10-20 for one that had a PS/2 port. Also, the raised bumps for the "W" key aren't really that easy to find, so moving back to "home" when gaming isn't that easy. The keys all feel very similar so it's easy to be off from where you're supposed to be.

Overall Review: I bought this keyboard looking for a gaming keyboard with an affordable pricetag. This fit the bill, but fell a little short in terms of what I was expecting due to the aforementioned cons.