The Apex 3 TKL is delivered in the usual orange and grey packaging, very recognisable by most PC gaming fans by this point. The front of the box is dominated by an illuminated image of the keyboard, surrounded by the key features.
On the back side you’ll find a brief run-down of the features and what they do. There’s also a slightly-less-arty image of the keyboard so you can see it from above.
Keeping things nice and simple, the packaging contains a keyboard, and only a keyboard. There’s a small instruction booklet included but that’s par for the course really.
First impressions matter, as we’re always told, but they’re certainly good with the Apex 3 TKL, the small size is immediately apparent when compared to its fully grown brother.
On the back side you’ll find a brief run-down of the features and what they do. There’s also a slightly-less-arty image of the keyboard so you can see it from above.
Keeping things nice and simple, the packaging contains a keyboard, and only a keyboard. There’s a small instruction booklet included but that’s par for the course really.
First impressions matter, as we’re always told, but they’re certainly good with the Apex 3 TKL, the small size is immediately apparent when compared to its fully grown brother.
