Besides the lowercase “mac” and “win” etched onto the SM3’s “o” and “p” keys, respectively, this keyboard really feels like Apple had a hand in its design.

Satechi sells the SM3 Slim Mechanical Keyboard for $119.99, which seems fair as this device has great construction, the keys are solid, and they don’t look like they are going to wear out after ...

No gaming keyboard would be complete without RGB lighting, and that's one place the MX 8.2 shines (pun intended). You can customize the backlight for every key and there are several different lighting ...

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

You can adjust the brightness of your custom lighting profiles by holding down the function key and tapping the up/down arrow ...

Cherry has long been one of the best keyboard makers and continues to have a huge presence and influence on the industry. The ...

The Razer BlackWidow V4 is Razer’s 4th generation gaming mechanical keyboard. This keyboard is fully customizable using the ...

With a 50mm trackball and aluminum frame, you can use the new Atomic MDR Dasher keyboard to play at being Mark S or Helly R ...

That's the whole idea behind the Higround Basecamp 75+ Blur, as its name subtly suggests. It's not just any old blur slapped ...

The Lofree Flow 2 is yet another iteration of the company’s growing line of slim, mechanical keyboards. While this one makes ...

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 ...