The product uses OmniPoint 2.0 switches with a freely adjustable trigger point between 0.2 mm and 3.8 mm. Millimetres here refer to the key travel distance, not the time.
The response time of the OmniPoint switches in the SteelSeries keyboard is 11 times faster than conventional mechanical keyboards. This is achieved by dynamically activating and deactivating the keys based on the distance travelled, rather than a fixed point in the key travel.
Yes they are you can give each button its own colour Prism, for example, is a favourite of mine with animated buttons that light up when you press a button.
The DE keyboard format is also QWERTZ and contains ÖÄÜ keys, it differs only in the special characters with the CH layout.🫡 I would recommend that you search for the two layouts on Google so that you can visualise the small differences.
I would rather say that you should find this out for yourself, I have both and find the apex pro tkl much better, I also had extreme problems with the wooting 60he, I would rather take the apex pro, hope I could help you
Hey, you'd better buy a "cheaper" keyboard, as you won't get as much out of the Apex Pro's speed on the PS5 as you would on PC... I'd buy a Razer Huntsman Mini or something like that if I were you. LG
To our knowledge, Steelseries has not released the Apex Pro 2023 in a 100% size. Should there be a new full-size version, we will certainly be able to add it.
I also have this keyboard with DE layout. It can be annoying when you want to write exclamation marks or ? or #, for example, because it needs a different key combination. Otherwise not really bad
Wired: https://de.steelseries.com/gaming-keyboards/apex-pro-tkl-2023
But there is also a wireless version: https://de.steelseries.com/gaming-keyboards/apex-pro-tkl-wireless-2023
The "Apex Pro 2023 (DE, wired, wireless)" from SteelSeries is actually a variant of the Apex Pro TKL series, although the name does not explicitly include "TKL". Here are some clues that point to this:
- The keyboard has an 80% form factor, which is typical of TKL (tenkeyless) keyboards.
- It uses OmniPoint switches and has a number of functions that are consistent with the Apex Pro TKL series, such as adjustable actuation points and a lag-free dual wireless connection.
It is therefore a wireless and wired version of the Apex Pro TKL.
I'm looking for a gaming keyboard
I play an open-world Fps game (Fortnite 😊) on the PS4 pro and am looking for a suitable keyboard for it, I thought all keyboards were compatible with the PS4 Pro and ordered a Logitech G915, which turned out to be a mistake, because according to Google it was not compatible with the PS4 pro.
So I searched for a keyboard that was OFFICIALLY compatible with the PS and came across the SteelSeries Apex Pro. Now there was only one problem, it was not available in CH format (QWERTY) on Digitec, my ALL-TIME favourite seller. But when I searched for it on Google with the CH format, a link from Digitec came up with exactly that in the description:
SteelSeries Apex Pro(2023), DE, Wireless, QWERTZ
I wonder why it said QWERTZ, because I don't think the DE keyboard has QWERTZ, but I could be wrong...
Anyway, I wanted to ask:
Is this keyboard to be had in CH format( with ä and ö, etc.), on any website for emergency?
Thank you for your patience in reading my long question😊
