mechanical keyboard

REVIEW – I’ve gone through dozens of keyboards in my years working and gaming with computers, ranging from the worst mushy cheap keyboards in my college days to some very excellent mechanical keyboards in recent years. I even bought a couple of Keychron’s K1 Pro slim keyboards for me and my partner, which have been […]

REVIEW – Since my last review of a keyboard for The Gadgeteer (Royal Kludge S98), I have become quite a fan of the modern mechanical keyboard. I’m learning as much as I can about the different switch types, and what makes a mechanical keyboard good for me. Everyone has different preferences. The most significant requirement

REVIEW – About 8 years ago I got sucked into the mechanical keyboard hobby.  And down a rabbit hole I went.  Over the years I had accumulated a myriad of different boards from various different companies.  But the Fizz K617 is the first board I have tried from Redragon.  And it is also the first

REVIEW – It’s been quite some time since I’ve reviewed a keyboard. Thanks to the keyboarding enthusiasts, there are so many options to choose from now and almost all of them incorporate features and mods sought after by that community. Even better, the cost of quality-built mechanical keyboards has dropped to the point where a

REVIEW – When offers come in to review mechanical keyboards, I am always interested, so when I received the offer to review the NuPhy Kick75 mechanical keyboard, I had to check it out and when I did, I knew I would want to review it based on the look and the fact that it offers

REVIEW – I learned to touch type in the 1990s, and by the 2000s, my endless conversations over AOL Instant Messenger turned me into a very fast typist. When I really get going on something that’s on my mind, I can smash out about 120 words per minute, and the more adamant I am about

REVIEW –  The Gadgeteer is no stranger to keyboard reviews. The keyboard up for review today is from a maker that I reviewed earlier last year and I really enjoyed it, but it was a smaller keyboard without a number pad. When the Leobog Hi98 came up as a review option with its 101 key

REVIEW – Since the pandemic, my employer shifted some of us to work from home, at least part of the time. Over time, my at-home setup is much better than what I had in the office. One of the perks of working from home is that I don’t need to work about making too much

REVIEW – Do you need a little whimsy in your work life? How about a dash of nostalgia? The Kapco has a whole new series of keycaps, wrist rests, desk pads, and mouse pads all decked out with the ultimate blockhead from my childhood. If this seems like a “you” thing, then read on to

REVIEW – Finding the ‘perfect’ mechanical keyboard can feel like chasing a unicorn, especially if you aren’t up for 3D printing your own case and soldering PCBs.  If you’re looking for a near-full-size mechanical keyboard with an ergonomic layout, the Keychron Q13 Max has you covered. ↓ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $229 Where to

REVIEW – I love Lofree keyboards. I’ve reviewed no less than four of them. My favorite is the Lofree Flow. I understand that for some $160 might be a hard pill to swallow for a keyboard especially if you’ve never used a low-profile keyboard. Or, let’s say, you don’t care for the looks of the

REVIEW – Hall effect key switches are able to sense where a key is in the path of a keystroke, and they’re the latest hotness in the mech keyboard world.  Keychron has launched a new board in the Q3 HE that takes advantage of the benefits of the Gateron 2.0 magnetic switch.  Coupled with the

REVIEW – If you’re a mechanical keyboard enthusiast, one of the first brands that comes to mind is Keychron. Keychron is well-known for its quality keyboards, which are heavy enough to be used as weapons! It’s hard for me to turn down an offer to review one of their new keyboards because they are so

REVIEW – My experience for mechanical keyboards is relatively new as I’ve just started using them in the last year, so when Gravastar offered the Mercury K1 Pro I had to give it a whirl. Gravastar has a record of futuristic looking gaming mice with some very incredible and unique designs. They’ve taken that stance

REVIEW – If you’ve read any of my keyboard reviews, you’ll know I’m a keyboard nerd. I love a good mechanical keyboard.  A while back I even got the opportunity to build my own. In the end, though I was a little disappointed with the keycaps. I was going to use a set I already