SteelSeries announced the Apex 150, a new affordable gaming keyboard with membrane switches to keep costs down. In doing so, the company is able to include features like splash resistance, RGB lighting (five zones) and integration with SteelSeries Engine, as well as anti-ghosting and 24-key rollover. Not bad for $49.99.
It's stated the "quick tension keys" are designed for quick reaction times thanks to the design of the membrane, which helps pull each key into actuation. The keys themselves should be good for around 20 million presses. While not being made of aluminum like its more costly sibling the M750, the design of the 150 doesn't look cheap.
It looks to be a solid basic keyboard for gamers who desire something a little quieter than mechanical switches. Stock may be limited at participating retailers while units roll out. If you're unable to pick one up through a third-party, SteelSeries has the Apex 150 in stock on the company's website.
We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more.
Xbox FY21 Q2 revenue surges 51% with Xbox Series X, Series S launch
Microsoft enters the next console generation strong with Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, pushing steady growth across its hardware, software, and subscriptions in Q2 financials.
Review: Lords of the West adds new content, bugs to Age of Empires 2: DE
Two new civilizations, three new campaigns, and a bunch of new units and techs have just entered the battle. The first official Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition expansion has arrived.
Surface revenue was not a 'stunning disappointment,' but expected
Microsoft had an outstanding quarter due to the rapidly shifting market and "digital transformation." But was Surface revenue lower than expected considering the seemingly large bump in PC sales for 2020? Not really. Here's why.
Want accessories for your Secretlab gaming chair? Here are our top choices.
Secretlab gaming chairs are fantastic, but they're even more enjoyable when paired with some accessories. Here are our favorite ones.