Amazon Prime Day has finally arrived and so has the deluge of epic Prime Day keyboard deals, so if you fancy yourself a keyboard fanatic, you better keep reading!
If you’re looking to pick up a mechanical keyboard for a phenomenal price, you’re in luck because Amazon is now selling the SteelSeries Apex 7 TKL mechanical keyboard for just $70, which is 30 percent off of the original $100 price tag.
In addition to overseeing PCWorld’s laptop coverage, I’m also something of a keyboard snob. I personally own a mechanical keyboard from Corsair that I use every day for work and play. I also maintain our daily laptop deals roundup, so I’m pretty well-versed when it comes to unearthing good tech deals—and this one’s good.
The SteelSeries Apex 7 TKL features dedicated media controls, per-key RGB lighting, and red mechanical switches that are linear, which means a quieter typing experience. (Noise-sensitive folks may get annoyed with the louder click-clacking of blue mechanical switches.)
It also has an OLED Smart Display, which sits in the top-right corner of the keyboard deck, allowing you to quickly adjust your settings and see information from the game you’re playing.
The other cool thing about this keyboard is that it’s made of a durable aluminum alloy, so it’ll last you a while. And, because this is a wired keyboard, you can insert the cable directly into the top-left corner of the deck for better cable management.
Save 30% on this SteelSeries mechanical keyboard for Prime DayWith Prime Day in full swing, you should definitely snag a Prime subscription—after all, these tasty morsels (aka deals) are exclusive to Prime members. If you’ve never had a Prime subscription before, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial and take advantage of these deals now.
If you’re looking for deals in other categories, be sure to check out PCWorld’s comprehensive Prime Day deals coverage!
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Author: Ashley Biancuzzo, Associate Editor, PCWorld
Ashley Biancuzzo manages all laptop and Chromebook coverage for PCWorld. She's been covering consumer tech since 2016, and her work has appeared on USA Today, Reviewed, Polygon, Kotaku, StarWars.com, and Nerdist. In her spare time, she enjoys playing video games, reading science fiction, and hanging out with her rescue greyhound.