Active simply means you are at your keyboard (not AFK). Think of the settings as 'Layers.' The Layers drop down has three options, Active, Reactive, and Idle. You can start with several presets before experimenting more. There are various ways to adjust the RGB settings. Now you can adjust RGB settings of your SteelSeries keyboard, from presets for all the keys to any individual. Stay tuned while Prism is still in Early Access. The settings are overall quite similar for the older models, but with some small differences. If you have an older keyboard from us, you will instead see Illumination settings alongside the top menu near key bindings, macros, key actuation, and more. Nota: Our newer keyboard models have a new system for adjusting illumination called Prism, which will allow you to tune it for all the compatible devices. The Illumination settings are at the top of the screen*. Click the banner of your keyboard to enter this menu. For example, if you want to experiment, you can switch to CONFIG2 first. You can also switch saved configuration profiles by using the CONFIG dropdown. With my currently plugged-in Apex Pro, clicking the large banner allows me to enter the customization screen.

Your Apex keyboard will be on that list if it's plugged in.Įngine is essential to managing all your SteelSeries gear. Navigate to the Engine tab, where you can see all your gear. Open it up, login or create a new account. Download and install our GG SteelSeries app for free. This tutorial will walk you through setting up your Apex SteelSeries keyboard and RGB customization options. RGB is one of the most attractive feature of a keyboard, and all the SteelSeries gaming keyboards come with beautiful, customizable, 16.8 million colors to feature in your dream setup. Grab the limited edition Call of Duty collection before they're gone forever.OptiPoint Switches, Explained Read Blog Post

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