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SteelSeries Apex 3 TKL Gaming Keyboard - UK
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SteelSeries Apex 3 TKL Gaming Keyboard - UK

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£44.99 Was £49.99 Save £5.00
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Most budget TKL keyboards sacrifice either build quality or acoustics — the Apex 3 TKL takes a different approach by pairing whisper-quiet switches with IP32 water resistance, a combination you rarely see below £50. That splash-proof rating won't save it from a full glass of water, but it handles the desk-side drink knock that kills a keyboard a year for plenty of people. The tenkeyless layout also reclaims enough desk space to actually use a mousepad properly, which matters more than most buyers realise until they've tried it.

Who Is This For?

This keyboard suits someone stepping up from a membrane board who wants tactile improvement without the noise complaints that come with clicky mechanical switches — a flat-sharer, a late-night gamer, or someone in an open-plan office who also games. The RGB reacting to Discord activity is a genuinely useful visual cue rather than pure decoration. If you already know you want tactile or clicky mechanical feedback, look elsewhere — SteelSeries' own Apex Pro TKL will serve you far better.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the quiet switch feel and the build quality at this price point, with the magnetic wrist rest drawing particular attention as an unexpected inclusion. The multimedia controls are frequently called out as genuinely well-positioned rather than an afterthought. The most recurring criticism is that the switches, while quiet, lack the satisfying tactile bump that mechanical enthusiasts expect — some describe the typing feel as closer to a premium membrane than a true mechanical, which is worth knowing before you buy.

The Deal

Currently £34.99, down from £49.99 — a £15 saving at 30% off. Because this product is newly tracked on our site, there's no price history to confirm whether £49.99 is a genuine regular retail price or an inflated anchor, so treat that saving figure with appropriate scepticism until we've built a clearer picture. Browse our best gaming keyboard deals and best SteelSeries deals for broader context. At £34.99 the value is reasonable — just don't pay full price until we can verify it.

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Price History & Verdict

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Based on our price history this is above the average price. Consider waiting for a better deal.

Current Price £44.99
Lowest Recorded £34.99
Average Price £41.66
Original Price £49.99

Frequently Asked Questions

The Apex 3 TKL uses 8-zone RGB illumination rather than per-key RGB, so individual key customisation is not possible. If you want full per-key RGB lighting, you would need to step up to the Apex 5 or Apex 7 TKL. For most users who just want a colourful backlight effect, the 8-zone setup is perfectly visible and configurable through SteelSeries GG software.

SteelSeries' whisper-quiet linear switches are designed to reduce noise rather than provide tactile feedback, so they have a smooth, dampened feel rather than a clicky or bumpy actuation point. For gaming this is generally fine, as fast linear inputs suit most titles, but touch typists or users who prefer to feel each keypress may find them less satisfying. If tactile feedback matters to you, the Apex 7 TKL with mechanical switches would be the more suitable choice.

This product has only just been tracked, so there is no historical price data available to confirm whether £34.99 represents a true low or a recurring sale price. The listed saving of 30% off a £49.99 RRP looks reasonable on paper, but without prior price history it is worth monitoring for a few weeks before committing, which is why the current verdict is WATCH rather than BUY.

Because this is a newly tracked product, there is no data showing whether this keyboard regularly dips below £34.99 or whether this is the lowest it has ever been listed. The 30% discount brings it to a competitive price point for a TKL gaming keyboard in this category, but with no price history to reference, waiting a short while to gather more data would reduce the risk of overpaying.