SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 gets two 25th-anniversary editions, Cyber and Steel, with different OmniPoint 3.0 magnetic switch weights. Cyber runs lighter Speed switches for quick presses, while Steel uses heavier Control switches aimed at limiting stray inputs. Both allow actuation from 0.1 to 4.0mm.
Hall-effect sensing tracks key travel continuously. Rapid Trigger resets during release, Rapid Tap favors the newest opposing input, and Protection Mode makes nearby keys harder to trigger by accident. Competitive players may need to check event rules before using directional-input features with last-input priority.
Each keyboard reports at 1,000Hz, and SteelSeries rates its switches for 100 million presses. The tenkeyless layout keeps arrows, navigation keys, and the function row while dropping the number pad. Cyber gets brighter anniversary styling, whereas Steel takes a metallic look. Pricing and availability depend on region.
Hall-effect sensing tracks key travel continuously. Rapid Trigger resets during release, Rapid Tap favors the newest opposing input, and Protection Mode makes nearby keys harder to trigger by accident. Competitive players may need to check event rules before using directional-input features with last-input priority.
Each keyboard reports at 1,000Hz, and SteelSeries rates its switches for 100 million presses. The tenkeyless layout keeps arrows, navigation keys, and the function row while dropping the number pad. Cyber gets brighter anniversary styling, whereas Steel takes a metallic look. Pricing and availability depend on region.
