We’ve gotten our hands on several SteelSeries products and have always come away impressed with the results. Their Apex M500 mechanical gaming keyboard even walked away with a Techaeris Top Pick, so they’re clearly doing something right with their keyboards. Today, SteelSeries unveiled the Apex M750 TKL, a ten-keyless version of the Apex M750 designed for esports and competitive play.
Ten-keyless keyboards are starting to pop up more frequently as they have become popular with competitive gamers. Taking the NumPad out of the way provides more room to move your mouse, or reduce instances where you bump your hand into the side of your keyboard while playing. The smaller size also makes the keyboard easier to take with you from one event to the next.
The smaller size doesn’t mean smaller features though. The Apex M750 TKL features SteelSeries’ QX2 mechanical switches. SteelSeries describes their switches as:
Engineered for pure performance, their linear 45g actuation point is the holy grail for players looking for the absolute fastest reaction times. Copper click leafs, clear casings and softer plastic stems combine to deliver unmatched brightness and silky smooth operation.
Each key will include full individual RGB lighting, all of which is built on a 5000 Series aluminum metal-alloy frame for added strength and durability. The keyboard will also be able to take advantage of all of the SteelSeries Engine apps including Discord Chat Integration, ImageSync, Audio Visualizer, PrismSync, and GameSense. The SteelSeries Apex M750 TKL is available today for $119.99 at SteelSeries.com.
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