SYNESIS ONYX Apex Legends Cheat

SYNESIS ONYX for Apex Legends: aim with ping compensation

Onyx is the Apex Legends build from the developer Synesis, and its status is undetected. Apex runs kernel level Easy Anti-Cheat, Respawn stacks its own server side checks on top of that, and this is why Synesis updates the build for every game patch. The loader and the documentation stay on the developer side, and the links land in your dashboard once the payment goes through.

Accuracy on its own rarely decides an Apex fight. The shooting happens at different heights, enemies jump and slide out of your crosshair, every player carries a shield of a different tier, and the loot you need is scattered over the whole map. Those are the conditions the functions below were put together for.

Aimbot

Aiming only works on visible targets, and you choose which bone it goes for out of head, neck and chest. The FOV radius and the smoothing are yours to set, and hip fire and aiming down sights take separate values, so the settings you like up close do not carry over into a scoped shot.

• Prediction for target movement and projectile travel, with a correction for your ping
• Recoil assist while you spray
• Jitter, fatigue and a delay before the lock, so the aim behaves more like a person
• A separate toggle for targets in the air
• The FOV circle drawn on screen, so you can see the capture zone

Player ESP

Every enemy gets a box and a skeleton, with a health bar and a shield bar beside them. The label carries the name, the legend and the distance, while the weapon in their hands and the ammo left in it sit apart from that. The colour changes depending on whether the enemy is visible to you.

• A speed indicator in units per second, so you can see who is picking up speed on a slide
• Ability and phase state, which helps against Wraith and Mirage
• Snaplines to targets and a count of living enemies over the screen
• Deathboxes marked apart from live targets

Loot and radar

Loot ESP sorts the ground by category: weapons, meds, equipment, grenades, ammo and attachments. The render range for loot sits on a slider, and that slider matters most right after the drop, when the labels otherwise stack into a wall across your screen. The radar draws over the game, you set its size, range and position yourself, and the arrows on it show which way each enemy is facing, so you can tell who has already turned toward you.

Other

Stream Proof keeps the overlay out of screen capture, and the spectator warning tells you when someone is watching. There is an uncapped frame mode as well, with the developer quoting around 500 FPS, plus interpolation smoothing that keeps enemy models from stuttering on a bad connection. You save your settings as presets.

Price and support

Pricing for 2026: a day is 5 dollars, a week is 20, a month is 40. The key reaches you right after payment. Update statuses and help with getting it running live in Telegram (200+ members) and Discord (637+ members). If the build goes down for an update, the days left on your subscription stay where they are.