I have disabled some profiles. I can still manually switch profiles on my keyboard without GG running. Profiles are likely stored inside the keyboard. Leaving the GG core running allows auto profile switch when certain games are in the foreground. The customizable sensitivity is very fun and the keys feel very nice. Profiles save custom sensitivity settings. - The RBG lighting is great too. - The design is minimalistic. .

The GG software uses 120-160 MB of ram and has high start up impact that result is slower booting times.

I got this Apex Pro today and first impressions are amazing. It's my first mechanical keyboard and I like the design a lot.

-Very bright, clear key characters -Very quiet for a "mechanical" type keyboard -The key stroke is super smooth and positive -The wrist rest is comfortable and stays engaged -Overall has a really nice look. Not overly gamer look but you can change that to....let your imagination go.

-None as far as I can find but it is big.

I got this to replace an Apex 5 that still works fine. I wanted to find out about the adjustable key stroke feature and it does work. Took a bit of getting used to. The key pressure is very light. the stroke distance does not change but where the magic happens does. I find I use a much lighter touch as hitting the bottom is effortless and the action is velvet smooth. Out of the box it looks identical to an Apex 5 but gone is the clickety click and if you set it up for typing it is way better. I don't think you can find a better keyboard for gaming or anything else. It is guaranteed for 100 million keystrokes so it will be around for a while.