In short, it means performance on the new Apex Pro TKL wireless will feel like the performance on a wired model. With, as SteelSeries claims, “absolutely no packet loss.” Even if you aren’t a professional player and you simply like to play competitively, this can make a big difference in games. Additionally, SteelSeries says this new tech features ultra-low latency. Using an in-house developed over-the-air ‘handshake algorithm confirmation protocol’ that “confirms 100% that the signal is sent and received up to 20% faster.” So basically, key presses are recognized quicker than before.
SteelSeries’ new Apex Pro TKL comes in a wireless and wired model
If wireless keyboards aren’t your bag, no worries. SteelSeries offers a wired model of the new version as well. The wireless model retails for $249.99 and the wired model is $189.99. Both are spendy, but you can save $60 going with the wired version. Both versions of the keyboard feature SteelSeries’ OmniPoint 2.0 technology for dual actuation points. You can use this to set up two actions per key. Say you want your ‘W’ key to be not only for regular forward movement. But, also for running. With the OmniPoint 2.0, you can set the forward movement to activate at a soft 0.2mm actuation. While a running actuation can be set on the same key with a deeper 3.8mm key press. Imagine, regular movement and running in the same key. Now think about all the other in-game actions you could double up, and essentially cut down how many different keys you’d have to use for controls. SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL (2023) SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Wireless (2023)
