SteelSeries Apex 5
Gaming Keyboards

Apex 5

SteelSeries

Released Feb 1, 2020 · Analysis updated Jun 30, 2026

Gaming keyboard with tactile hybrid mechanical keys, programmable OLED screen, vivid RGB lighting, and included comfortable wrist rest. The SteelSeries Apex 5 scores 81/100 based on 14 expert reviews in the gaming keyboards category. Coverage includes reviews from Gadgetgear, Ign, Well-played, and Eteknix.

Critic Score

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81

based on 14 expert reviews

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Pros

  • Tactile and precise hybrid mechanical keys(6)
  • Programmable oled screen(4)
  • Wrist rest included(4)
  • Vivid rgb lighting(4)
  • Comfortable wrist rest included(3)

Cons

  • Premium price point(2)
  • Keys are too quiet(2)
  • No macro keys(2)

14 Publication Reviews

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Independent publication

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De SteelSeries Apex 5 is een mechanisch toetsenbord met hybride switches, OLED display en macro keys, geschikt voor zowel gamen als werken.

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85
Major publication11/2022

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 brings most of the mechanical goodness at the price of a membrane gaming keyboard.

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85
Independent publication07/2020

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 is a tactile, precise, and flexible mechanical keyboard with a useful OLED display and comfortable hybrid switches.

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85
Independent publication05/2020

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 offers vibrant RGB lighting, a useful OLED display, comfortable typing experience, and premium build quality.

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85
Independent publication05/2020

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 is a very strong outing from SteelSeries, offering an affordable keyboard giving most of the best features from a mechanical keyboard but at a lower price than other similar key...

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83
Independent publication01/2022

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 offers an enticing blend of features and performance, showcasing impressive keystrokes, vibrant RGB lighting, and robust build quality.

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82
Major publication04/2020

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 is a solid gaming keyboard that offers great gaming performance and a neat OLED display in a minimalist design.

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82
Independent publication04/2020

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SteelSeries Apex 5 offers excellent hybrid mechanical keys and solid build quality, though it has some design quirks with the LCD screen placement and flimsy feet.

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82
Established publication03/2020

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 feels amazing to use, and comes with an impressive range of features and software customization options at a fantastic price.

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82
Independent publication04/2020

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SteelSeries Apex 5 is a rock, solid gaming keyboard with durable chassis, hybrid switches, per-key RGB lighting, and premium features at an affordable price.

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82
Independent publication12/2020

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 offers a hybrid mechanical keyboard experience with adjustable cable management, OLED screen, and customizable RGB lighting.

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80
Major publication02/2020

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The SteelSeries Apex 5 gaming keyboard finds a better way to blend money-saving membrane and snappy but pricey mechanical switches.

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75
Major publication02/2020

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If you want a taste of the mechanical keyboard lifestyle without committing completely, the SteelSeries Apex 5 gets the job done.

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54
Independent publication09/2021

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There’s nothing inherently wrong with the Apex 5 other than it being a bad deal compared to what you can get from every other company.

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