SteelSeries has launched a gaming keyboard called Apex M750, which uses QX2 mechanical switches and RGB lightings. The Apex M750 is made up of the 5000 series aluminum metal alloy and sports a black matte finish. It is also PrismSync enabled in which it syncs with the lightings of other Steel Series Prism-enabled peripherals. The SteelSeries Apex M750 is now available for purchase and costs $149.99 (~Php7,700). Read more in our articles including "SteelSeries launches Apex M750 gaming keyboard" and "Amazfit unveils Balance 3 and Balance Ultra".
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May 31, 2026SteelSeries has launched a gaming keyboard called Apex M750, which uses QX2 mechanical switches and RGB lightings. The Apex M750 is made up of the 5000 series aluminum metal alloy and sports a black matte finish.
It is also PrismSync enabled in which it syncs with the lightings of other Steel Series Prism-enabled peripherals. The SteelSeries Apex M750 is now available for purchase and costs $149.99 (~Php7,700).
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