mechanical keyboard

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

REVIEW – Mechanical keyboards come in a variety of sizes. I tend to go for 75% size keyboards because I don’t need a dedicated keypad, but I like a dedicated row of function keys. When I accepted the offer to review the Varmilo Muse 65 mechanical keyboard, I was going to pass it on to

REVIEW – I just reviewed the YUNZII AL66 knob mechanical keyboard, which was my first mechanical keyboard ever, and I really liked having a knob for volume control, but I missed having a full-size layout. Let’s see if the Das Keyboard 6 Pro can become my daily driver. What is it? The Das Keyboard 6 Professional is a

REVIEW – Epomaker is continuing their mission to bring affordable, aluminum case keyboards to the masses in their newest offering they’ve called the Tide.  Available in both a 65% and 75% variety, we got our hands on the Tide75 to see if they’ve landed in the goldilocks zone of quality and value. What is it?

REVIEW – I can’t stop reviewing mechanical keyboards. I have a grass-is-greener mentality, and I always wonder if the next keyboard that I review will be a mind-blowing experience that will make me dump my current favorite board in the trash. This time around, I’m looking at the SIKAKEYB Castle CK75 Magnetic Switch Mechanical Keyboard

REVIEW – I have enjoyed reviewing a lot of mechanical keyboards over the last couple of years. It has branched out into checking out different switches and now even different types of keycaps. Not long ago, I reviewed some ceramic keycaps, and today, I want to show you the Awekeys Hello Silver full metal keycaps

REVIEW – We get offered a lot of mechanical keyboards to review, and some are more interesting than others – the Royal Kludge N80 is one of those that got my attention.  Despite the brand name, this is anything but a kludge, and this board has a lot to offer.  The OLED display on this low-profile mechanical

REVIEW – I have not reviewed many keyboards, but the few I have tested have made me a fan of Keychron keyboards. I recently reviewed the Keychron Q0 Max QMK Custom Number Pad and the Keychron Q10 Max (Alice Layout) mechanical keyboard. Since keyboards are not necessarily my favorite gear to review, I thought I was

REVIEW – I have never tried a mechanical keyboard before and my fellow Gadgeteers kept telling me I was missing out so I finally decided to try the YUNZII AL66 Knob CNC Aluminum Wireless Mechanical Keyboard. Let’s see if I will become a mechanical convert. What is it? The YUNZII AL66 is a Type-C, Bluetooth,

REVIEW – Where my budget keyboard peeps at? Do you like linear switches with a little more resistance than those god-awful reds?  Are you wanting to build a keyboard without having to spend a ton on switches? I may have found just what the doctor ordered for you. Epomaker sent me their Zebra set to

REVIEW – I’m a keyboard nerd and in my dive down that rabbit hole, I discovered I preferred a TKL, ten-keyless, keyboard. It’s been well over 10 years since I’ve used a full-sized keyboard, but sometimes I feel like I could benefit from having a separate numpad that I could remove from my desktop when

REVIEW – These days, my kids are into computer gaming and my son is obsessed with Fortnite. We allow him to play with friends that we know and he is having a great time and seems great at the game. I want to equip him with some accessories he would enjoy using while playing, and

REVIEW – Another week and another new keyboard to test. It’s tough work, but someone has to do it! Seriously though, I’m really enjoying my keyboard reviews and the Lemokey P1 Pro mechanical keyboard is the newest one to grace my desktop. Let’s check it out. What is it? The Lemokey P1 Pro is a