Category: Keyboards

I’ve been a keyboard nut for a long time. I build mechanical keyboards on my own, soldering iron and all. And I love the excessive way you can customize them, with wireless…

8BitDo makes mechanical keyboards now, and they’re pretty good even if you’re not into the NES aesthetic. Since introducing the Retro Keyboard last year, the company has made several more versions, including…

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Tiny Super-thin Functional, techincally Cons Hard to use as a keyboard Hard to use as a touchpad Integrated stand isn’t great Our Verdict Combining a touchpad…

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Tons of features for the price Long battery life Hot-swap switches Light weight Cons Screen is almost useless No per-game profiles Imitation style Our Verdict The…

I wasn’t impressed with Keychron’s earlier Mac-focused mechanical keyboards, but the company blew me away when I tried the Q Series a couple of years ago. Since then, it’s been a frequent…

Mechanical keyboards can feel like dangerous rabbit hole. Plummet past the fixed offerings from big-name manufacturers into custom territory, and you’re faced with costs that run into the hundreds of dollars—and myriad…

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Incredible customization options Hall-effect switches and MX hot swap Great typing feel Cons Software is deeply lacking Poor wireless stability Extremely short battery life Our Verdict…