Name: Apex M750
Brand: SteelSeries
SKU: 438843
Rating: 4.3 (35 reviews)

SteelSeries Apex M750 - Pros & Cons

s pretty straightforward and easy to use
the keys are definitely nice and clicky and have a quick reaction time
great build quality and beautiful RGB
Engine 3 software is excellent to use
sleek
sturdy
and
most notably
showing a nice blend of form and function
multiplicity of customization is great to see
as they truly provide a consistent and enjoyable feel
it is intuitive to use and offers a lot of options
key travel is clean and consistent across all of the keys
this keyboard is as sturdy as ever
solid construction
reliable performance
and dazzling lights
The study build is also inspires confidence
The performance of the keyboard is excellent
excellent built quality and switches
the SteelSeries software is very easy to use
excellent gaming performance and superb built quality
when it comes to gaming performance and feels really good to play on
the keyboard looks great
feels great and performs great
responsive keys and a streamlined design
simple and comfortable
sleek
streamlined and well-suited to
smooth
quick travel
Excellent backlighting and function customization options
Colors are bright and vibrant
and transitions are smooth
sturdy and reliable feel
the keys are quite good and perfectly fine for just about any use
seeping lighting effects look really good as well
still give really good feedback when the keys are pressed and the resistance is quite ideal
The build quality and design of the Apex M750 is
responsive
swift
and comfortable in their natural gaming
M750 performs extremely well
accurate and flexible

weird
rubbery
dust magnet surface
there s also less room for other keys
keyboard is the missing number pad on the right hand side
it doesn t detect all games
narrows and curves down slightly towards the front of the keyboard
are no dedicated macro keys
The aluminium chassis is just plain black all the way across
There are no additional USB ports or audio connections
Majority of them are a bit expensive
missing from this keyboard is a wrist rest
flaring edges
top
and bottom
this keyboard is a bit bigger in all dimensions
the space key can be a tad squeaky
not a great pick for non-gaming use
non-removable USB cable
They are also a tiny bit louder
Linear switches are not the best for typing
Apex is surprisingly heavy for a keyboard of its size
the USB cable which cannot be detached
means no multimedia or special buttons
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doesn't have the RGB lighting on the sides
slightly hollow sound in pushing the keys too hard
doesn t mean it s not customizable
swap the rubber feet over completely just to move from one angle to another
expensive keyboard for that feature
like discrete media keys
no keycap pullers or other accessories and the software has to be downloaded from the
logo would be enough to host at least dedicated volume controls
key cannot be remapped
a simple manual and two rubber feet for the keyboard
doesn't have a track on the underside for cable management
keys are not ideal for typing
lack of feedback becomes tiresome
Macro keys are no real loss
None of these are must-have features
The keys are not too hard to press nor are
The noise and the wobble of the switches can get a little bit annoying
There are no adjustable feet
either
floating keycaps are made from ABS plastic
switches are noticeably more loud than the Cherry MX Red switches
nowhere to put your wrist
tinkering around PC hardware and retro gadgets
a bit cumbersome to install and use
discernible to the naked eye
Image Sync's current iteration seems more like a gimmick than true innovation
sound cut-rate in comparison

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SteelSeries Apex M750 - Full Specifications

Form factor	Standard
Recommended usage	Gaming

Key switch type	Mechanical
Key switch technology	SteelSeries QX2
Keys quantity	104
Keys operating life (in millions)	50

Colour of product	Black
Keyboard style	Straight
Surface coloration	Monotone
Backlight	yes
Backlight colour	Various
Cable length	2
Wrist rest	no

Power source type	USB

Connectivity technology	Wired
Interface	USB
Plug and Play	yes

Width	17.87 in
Depth	6.04 in
Height	1.83 in
Weight	35.27 oz

Anti-ghosting	yes
Fingerprint reader	no
Mouse included	no
Numeric keypad	yes
USB hub	no
Windows keys	yes

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SteelSeries Apex M750 SteelSeries - Editorial Reviews (9)

4.1

Based on 9 reviews

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SteelSeries Apex M750 SteelSeries Apex M750 Review

PCMAG

Published: 28.11.2017

SteelSeries Apex M750 Review

4.0

The SteelSeries Apex M750 is excellent for seasoned gamers who care less about bells and whistles and more about fast actuation and fine control of backlighting and key assignments.

SteelSeries Apex M750 SteelSeries Apex M750 review: For people who prioritize RGB lighting above all other features

pcworld.com_techhive.com

Published: 15.12.2017

SteelSeries Apex M750 review: For people who prioritize RGB lighting above all other features

3.5

The SteelSeries Apex M750 is a relatively low-cost RGB keyboard, but the corners cut to reach its $140 price might be too much to stomach.

SteelSeries Apex M750 SteelSeries' Apex M750 mechanical gaming keyboard reviewed

The Tech Report

Published: 02.08.2018

SteelSeries' Apex M750 mechanical gaming keyboard reviewed

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Published: 07.09.2018

The SteelSeries Apex M750 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review: Set Apart by Software

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Techaeris

Published: 04.03.2018

SteelSeries Apex M750 TKL review: A responsive, compact, tenkeyless mechanical gaming keyboard

4.7

Our SteelSeries Apex M750 TKL review takes a look at a mechanical gaming keyboard sans number pad for more compact gaming spaces or for use simply to keep your mouse and keyboard hands closer together for more comfortable gaming.

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Published: 06.10.2017

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Published: 21.08.2017

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SteelSeries Apex M750 TKL Review | APH Networks

At my current work place, we have several places that we hit up for lunch that are within walking distance. Majority of them are a bit expensive, at least in my opinion, but I enjoy going for the walk to get some fresh air. As a software developer, you do not really get out of your chair a whole lot, so getting this opportunity is nice. One day on our way back, one of the interns glanced over at a building and pointed out some graffiti on the side of a building. As our office is located in a somewhat industrial area in Calgary, this was not too surprising to see some art from the locals around. "WITNESS THE LITNESS" was spray painted on the side of a building in black. Immediately, I took a shot and sent it off to one of my more meme-craving friends, jokingly asking her if she was responsible. While of course I knew she was not actually the perpetrator, I knew she would get a kick out of it, especially with her deep love of current trends and jokes. However, when I got wind of the fact SteelSeries could send us a new keyboard for review, I immediately wanted it. As you may have read in the past, I have both the Sensei 310 and the QcK Prism, and from those products, I knew I could use their utility to synchronize all of the lighting. This keyboard we have today, the Apex M750 TKL, is a tenkeyless keyboard, which is something I really like. As such, I hope today's review will allow both you and I to truly witness the litness.