In which Reece buys a $300 electro-capacitive keyboard from Japan. Why did he feel so compelled to, and what does it say ...

My first mechanical keyboard was the QPAD MK-50, a budget mechanical keyboard that was still way too expensive. It had original Cherry MX Red switches, and that's the only thing I really cared about.

Low-profile keyboards like the Keychron K1 are just more approachable to me. They require a lot less effort to get my hands in the right position, and I feel like I can be a bit faster typing on ...

Another good thing about hot-swappable switches is that if you really like a keyboard’s design and form factor — like I did with the FE75 Pro — you can always buy it knowing full well that ...

Keychron's C3 Pro is a tenkeyless (TKL) mechanical keyboard, so there's no numpad. If you can get past that, you're left with an affordable keyboard offering a typing experience that's superior to ...

With so many types of switches and mechanical keyboard designs to try out, it’s really easy to end up owning a few of them. I’m certainly guilty of this myself but as I use my mechanical ...

It didn’t really give me much of a “mechanical” experience, though it has some advantages over something like an Apple keyboard. The compact 96% layout has a smaller footprint than a Magic ...

For a mechanical keyboard, the switches are the number one factor for determining how the keys feel. And how the keys feel is, at the end of the day, the biggest reason I moved to mechanical ...

I've been reviewing the Hexgears Impulse Mechanical Keyboard ($89.99), which certainly ticks all the boxes for tactile feedback, a choice of key switches and the wildest light show I've seen on a ...

Why a Mechanical Keyboard Will Make Yours Seem….Really Unsatisfying For less than $100, you can get something sublime to type on and infinitely customizable. In fact, one keyboard just might not ...

I've just finished testing the Alienware 16 Area-51, a turbo charged gaming laptop with top-of-the-range components, ...

Some people like typing on a good old clickity-clack keyboard. You remember those? They were likely the kind you used with your first computer or maybe even in a typing class. The keys are tall ...