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Insomnia 63 – My Late Thoughts
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Retro Review – Ranko Tsukigime’s Longest Day – PS3
Or how I learned to stop worrying about the oddness and keep running. The PS3 is retro right? Okay so not really, but this is a review of a game that came out a while ago now in 2014 for the PS3. A few short months just after the PS4 had been released, so i’m ..
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Cherry MX 6.0 Mechanical Keyboard – Review
In More Detail With the packaging out-of-the-way, lets take a closer look. The rubberised wrist rest that Cherry provide with the MX Board 6.0, attached by way of two rare earth magnets that connect to a steel plate in the center of the keyboard. It makes for a quick process to remove and attach if ..
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Insomnia 60 – a short review
It was only a short while ago that the massive insomnia festival hit the big 60. The diamond anniversary of what now is the biggest gaming festival in the UK. This year had some new inclusions, including an area of the exhibition hall dedicated to music. They also had a beautiful live orchestra performing tracks ..
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SteelSeries Apex M800-Gaming Mechanical Keyboard – Review
A Closer Look The front of the SteelSeries Apex box has a nice cut-out so you can get a feel for the QS1 switch. The rear of the box, goes a bit more in depth into the features. Inside you get the keyboard itself, some replaceable feet, Mac replacement keycaps and a driver disc. ..

Posted February 2, 2017 by Yorkie in Keyboards, Reviews 12460

SteelSeries Apex M800-Gaming Mechanical Keyboard – Review

A Closer Look

The front of the SteelSeries Apex box has a nice cut-out so you can get a feel for the QS1 switch.

The rear of the box, goes a bit more in depth into the features.

Inside you get the keyboard itself, some replaceable feet, Mac replacement keycaps and a driver disc. Although getting the latest software from the SteelSeries site is advisable.

The keycaps are low profile and the switch underneath is vastly different to the Cherry MX switch found in most mechanical keyboards.

As you can see it has an RGB LED in the centre of each switch.

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