8BitDo is marking Apple’s 50th anniversary with its most ambitious keyboard yet, and one that ties its all-time price ceiling. The Retro 68 AP50th Limited Edition is set to ship in June 2026 at $499.99, carrying over the all-aluminum chassis 8BitDo introduced on the NES 40th Edition and dressing it in Apple II livery. Every […]
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Cherry Xtrfy isn’t playing it safe with the K5 Pro TMR Compact. The company’s bestselling K5 keyboard has been completely redesigned around magnetic switch technology, pairing CHERRY MK Crystal Magnetic switches with TMR sensing and an 8000 Hz polling rate in a compact 65% form factor. It’s a keyboard that’s clearly targeting competitive gamers who
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Spring has a way of resetting the daily carry. Winter layers come off, bags get lighter, and suddenly every pocket slot in your tech EDC matters more than it did in January. The gear that survives the seasonal edit tends to be the stuff that genuinely pulls its weight, the kind of everyday carry gadgets
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Most productivity tools promise to help you focus while simultaneously offering seventeen ways to not focus. The browser tab you’re supposed to write in sits next to the tab where you’re checking analytics, reading news, and pretending research counts as progress. The Zerowriter Ink doesn’t negotiate with this impulse because it physically can’t connect to
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ARTICLE – Most keyboard enthusiasts accept a simple reality: premium materials cost premium money. Aluminum is the accessible luxury, plastic is the practical default, and anything exotic lives in group-buy territory or custom commission waiting lists. Ceramic cases have always belonged to that last category, positioned as artisan objects rather than products you can just
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CES 2026 NEWS – Physical keyboards on phones didn’t die because people stopped wanting them. They died because touchscreens won the spec war, and manufacturers followed the numbers. Clicks Technology has spent the past two years proving there’s still an audience willing to strap a real keyboard to their iPhone, and the company shipped over
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ARTICLE – The custom mechanical keyboard scene has never been shy about excess, but Wuque Studio just redefined what “premium” means with the Nama. This 80% wireless keyboard integrates a fully functional mechanical watch movement under sapphire crystal glass, turning the volume knob into a mesmerizing display of exposed gears and spinning flywheels. The keyboard
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Picture a keyboard where every single key is a screen. Not a display sitting above the keyboard or an LED strip underneath. Each individual key has a transparent magnetic switch with a full-color display beneath it, and you control what shows on every one of them. Price: $TBD Where to buy: Launching on Kickstarter soon!
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REVIEW – In the last few years, I’ve become somewhat of a keyboard snob. My favorite keyboard used to be the original Apple wireless keyboard, but now I prefer 80% sized mechanical keyboards. When Mobile Pixels asked if I would like to review their Tetra keyboard, the snob in me was hesitant to test it
REVIEW – There are very few options out there for a fully wireless ergonomic keyboard with keywells. Fewer options still if you want it to be pre-built, and somehow even less choice if you don’t want a 3D printed case. MoErgo saw a need to improve on the limited consumer options available in this space,
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REVIEW – More than half of my gadget reviews have been written on my iPad using an external keyboard—usually the Brydge Pro+ iPad Pro Keyboard that I still use—and like. Recently, I reviewed the XPPen Magic Drawing Pad (think Android-based iPad mated with a portable drawing display) and appreciated XPPen’s first effort. It’s a nice
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REVIEW – A few months ago, I had the opportunity to review the Keychron Q10 Max keyboard and I was immediately a fan of the brand. I had no complaints except that I am a heavy user of the number pad and that keyboard does not have one. Keychron responded by allowing me to test
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REVIEW – I’ve been searching for my perfect keyboard for many months now and that quest has led me to review quite a few traditional mechanical keyboards. But what about non-traditional keyboards? Could one of them be my new all-time favorite input device? That’s a question I asked myself when I was given the opportunity
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NEWS – You will combine better ergonomics with better organization when you use the Hagibis Keyboard Wrist Rest. This comfortable leather fabric covered wrist rest opens to reveal storage compartments for your favorite pens, styluses, keyboard tools, SD cards, dongles, adapters, SIM tools, and more. For less than $20 you can tidy up your desk
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REVIEW – My mechanical keyboard obsession continues but in a smaller way – literally. Today I want to tell you about the DOIO KB03-01K macro keyboard. Is it useful or useless? Let’s find out. What is it? The DOIO KB03-01K is a 3-button keyboard with a double knob that can be used to launch apps,
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NEWS – Tired of your old QWERTY keyboard? Do ergonomic keyboards twist your wrists in funny directions? Maybe you should take a look at a new concept keyboard from Google Japan: The Google GBoard. Instead of stacking keys over keys, the GBoard puts them all in a row. Yes, one big long row! That would
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CROWDFUNDING NEWS – This has been an exciting year for ergonomic keyboards! I am a big fan of fully split ergonomic keyboards as I find they help keep me in the proper posture, which in turn keeps my neck and shoulders happy during long days at the computer. Dygma has just launched a new keyboard
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NEWS – Over the course of the pandemic, perfecting my home office space has become a hobby in and of itself. Ergonomics are top of mind as working from home has me typing away at my desk for longer than ever, and for the last year, I’ve had my eye out for a new mechanical
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CROWDFUNDING NEWS – CharCoder’s mission is “to elevate average human text transmission speed (40 wpm) above and beyond average human text comprehension speed (250 wpm).” Their first product was a strange-looking gadget that allow users to type by chording, but it certainly didn’t function as a normal keyboard, limiting who could use it. Their
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REVIEW – Working from home has brought about some serious challenges for a lot of people. Along with those challenges are some headaches that just aren’t quite as severe, but annoying nonetheless. For those of us who split our time between working and playing on the same computer, trying to find a setup that works
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