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SteelSeries Apex Pro
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Unfortunately, we cannot offer the CH version at the moment. As soon as our suppliers have it, we will be happy to include it.
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Unfortunately the article is only available with the DE layout at the moment. So we can't offer the keyboard with the CH layout at the moment.
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Hello, I ordered the DE together with the GPGR keycaps ( Glorious PC Gaming Race ABS Keycaps (CH, ISO, 105 keys) ).
Some keys don't fit because the switches are not Cherries (Steel series Omnipoint), but the important keys that differ between the DE and CH layout do fit, the shape and font of the keycaps are of course not exactly the same, but if you don't mind, they work perfectly and you have an apex pro keyboard with CH layout.
It cost 253.- for me, unfortunately I don't know which offer you are talking about.
But if I could for 200Fr I would agree.
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1 year ago
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The "Apex Pro" with the product ID 64627 from SteelSeries is the model with the OmniPoint 2.0 Adjustable HyperMagnetic Switches, which allow the trigger distance to be adjusted from 0.1 mm to 4 mm. It is therefore the latest model with these advanced switches.
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No, unfortunately not😔
I did not realise that it was a keyboard for Germany and not for Switzerland, so I returned the product. DE on the keyboard stands for Germany and not for German language. Swiss keyboards are marked CH.
My, but you can use CH keycaps
Is it possible that your request refers to a different product?
The first image has probably been edited incorrectly. You can ignore the images. But beware, the keyboard layout is DE (German). Not CH.
Works perfectly on ARGUS AS-21DA. Please note: Keyboard requires 2 USB-A ports.
Unfortunately, the key sensitivity can only be controlled via software. As far as I know, the software is not suitable for Linux. As far as the office PC is concerned, the keyboard would be a bit too expensive and wasted anyway.
With the apex pro you can adjust the release distance. I don't know the k70 tkl champion series but I don't think there is a noticeable or measurable value. the apex is nice because it can be adjusted to your sensation of when a button releases.
No, unfortunately we do not yet have any information regarding the CH-D version.
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Yes, the picture shows a US layout, but that seems to be the case at every retailer at the moment. I don't think Steelseries has any current product images of other layouts. The keyboard supplied is a QWERTY DE keyboard, but unfortunately not a CH.
According to product description: Width 436.70 mm
I think not officially from Steelseries. Maybe you can find Swiss keycaps for this keyboard somewhere else.
https://steelseries.com/gaming-accessories/keyboard-keycap-set?language=english
Steelseries has many, but does not offer the Swiss layout for this keyboard. Maybe that will come in the future.
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The keyboard has the same number of keys as our Swiss layout. So if you select CH in the software, it works exactly the same as a keyboard with a physical Swiss layout.
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Yes, that works
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key is there: on my Apex Pro I have a small shift key on the left and the greater-than key next to it. The keyboard has a German layout (not Swiss German).
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Unfortunately, we do not have any information on this yet.
Unfortunately, we cannot offer this.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/praxistipps.chip.de/windows-taste-deaktivieren-so-funktionierts_9973%3flayout=amp
That is the only link I have found. Otherwise you have to check the Steelseries Engine. But I can give you an answer later because I have the keyboard at home myself :)
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