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Whilst we found that the typing feel was identical to those switches which find themselves at the heart of 99% of the mechanical keyboard market - just with the added benefit of adjustable depth starting at something which would challenge a laptop keyboard for responsiveness - we understand that many people balk at plonking down two hundred notes on a technology which is new. Actuation depth is how far you need to press the key down before it registers.
It had, at its heart, key switches with customisable actuation depth. We've recently reviewed the Steelseries Apex Pro and found ourselves utterly won over by its combination of aesthetics, ease of use, typing feel and solidity.
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