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Mechanical keyboards can be intimidating for newcomers. The sheer number of options—keyboard size, the type and the manufacturer of the switches, the style and material of the keycaps, among ...

Wave Keys can solve some problems with tense posture and poor typing experience, but can also cause new irritations. However, if it’s the right choice for you ergonomically, you’ll get great quality ...

Gaming peripherals maker 8BitDo wants to bring that nostalgia to people’s fingertips and this week announced the Retro Mechanical Keyboard – C64 Edition. 8BitDo is careful not to use the name ...

The Clicks Power Keyboard is a QWERTY keyboard that snaps magnetically to the back of your phone giving you a slide-out keyboard that hides behind the phone when you’re not using it and snaps out when ...

The best wireless keyboards do usually carry a higher price tag, simply because there is more hardware that needs to be built into the device to make it, well, wireless. But, if you're willing to pay ...

A hybrid of old-school sci-fi charm and modern features, the Alienware Pro Wireless is an excellent keyboard. It's expensive, but those distinctive 'tocking' keys in combination with a superb overall ...

Over the past few years, wireless gaming keyboards have become more popular. In addition, slimmer, quieter (depending on switch choice) mechanical gaming keyboards have also been gaining ground. While ...

The K596 is a fantastic value for a fully wireless mechanical gaming keyboard, cramming in many of the features you’d expect from a much more expensive design. It lacks the refinement of more ...

The two main kinds of keyboards that are available are membrane, which is the most common, and mechanical. Membrane keyboards tend to be small and quiet, but they often don’t give users much feedback.

Esports athletes typically practice and play for extended periods of time, so the biggest concerns they expressed when consulted were around comfort and adjustability. The Pro Wireless Keyboard ...