REVIEW – My quest for the ultimate mechanical keyboard took me on a whole new adventure of assembling a keyboard from scratch when I accepted the offer to review the IQUNIX Tilly 60 mechanical keyboard kit. Let’s get out the stabs and lube and get started! What is it? The IQUNIX Tilly 60 is a […]
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REVIEW – I’ve been reviewing quite a few mechanical keyboards over the past year or so and have come to realize that I’m super picky when it comes to what makes me like a particular keyboard. There’s a short list of features that I consider crucial for me. That list includes an analog knob that
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REVIEW – In my trips down the many, many rabbit holes associated with mechanical keyboard fanaticism, I’ve heard Cherry was the GOAT when it comes to keyboard switches. They are the gold standard that all other switch makers try to emulate. In my early work life, I first became aware of Cherry maintaining POS equipment.
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REVIEW – It has been quite a long time since I last tested and reviewed a desktop keyboard. Most of the desktop keyboards I have seen offered for review that are the size that I like lack the keys/functions that are critical for my workflow process. When this Keychron Q10 Max (Alice Layout) QMK/VIA Wireless
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NEWS – Dygma is back at it, this time building off of the excellent Raise split mechanical keyboard with a new iteration – the Raise 2. Over the past seven years of being entrenched in the ergonomic keyboard rabbit hole, the Raise platform has easily been my favorite full-split keyboard in terms of features, build quality,
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REVIEW – The KapCo has a new series of mechanical keyboard keycap sets, desk mats, and wristrests that they are calling the KapCo Artist series, so when asked if I wanted to review a set, you know, I said yes. I chose the Nekomancer set, which is a collaboration between The KapCo and Ilustrata, an
REVIEW – I’ve reviewed enough mechanical keyboards to know what I like in the keyboard itself and what I like in the switches. Well, now I’m down another rabbit hole with trying different types of keycaps. Today, I have a set of keycaps from Cerakey. But they aren’t just regular plastic keycaps; they are ceramic
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REVIEW – Back in December of last year, I reviewed the Drop CSTM80 customizable mechanical keyboard. Well, they’re back with its little sibling, the Drop CSTM65. So instead of an 80% layout, you now have a 65. There are tons of 65% keyboards out there. What makes this one special? Does it have the same
REVIEW – Now that I’ve adapted to a hybrid work schedule—splitting my time between a home office and company campus—I’ve had to set up two full workstations. That means equipping two of everything, so I can remain effective in both settings. For me, the most crucial parts of my setup are my keyboard and mouse.
REVIEW – I’m always up for trying a new keyboard and after having reviewed two other Lofree offerings, I was certainly ready to try a third. The LOFREE DOT Foundation mechanical keyboard even has the old typewriter look that I had been wanting to try so I said yes, please. It definitely has a unique
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REVIEW – A tiny TFT screen and rotating knob on a mechanical keyboard? Yes please! What is it? The Ajazz AK820PRO mechanical keyboard can connect up to three different computers (Windows, Mac, Android), and supports countless number of light effects and color combinations, all in about 75% size of a traditional keyboard. This model is
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REVIEW – I’m always looking for the latest and greatest mechanical keyboards to try, so today we’re going to take a look at the EPOMAKER DynaTab 75x mechanical keyboard which is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter. Let’s plug it in and get QWERTY with it. What is it? The EPOMAKER DynaTab 75x is an 84-key
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REVIEW – I have not used a mechanical keyboard before, but I’ve seen it talked about endlessly in forums and threads online. When the opportunity came to try the EPOMAKER x LEOBOG K81 mechanical keyboard sent by Mechlands, I decided to take the accept the challenge! What is it? The EPOMAKER x LEOBOG K81 mechanical
REVIEW – I’ve been in IT since the first PCs came to the personal market. I have used quite a few keyboards in my time. In the beginning, they were all mechanical. The clickity-clack clickity-clack of the IBM PC keyboard still rings in my ears. Since those days, most keyboards have gone the way to
The Mission Continued ARTICLE – A while back, I got the opportunity to build a custom mechanical keyboard with a budget of $300, where I got to source all my own parts. I had a lot of fun picking out switches, stabilizers, and barebones keyboard kit. With my budget, I decided to go with a
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REVIEW – I’m back again with another mechanical keyboard. This time from Akko. I’ve never had a keyboard from them, but I have read/seen/heard good things about them. So when the Akko MOD007b HE PC Santorini came along I was very eager to grab it, not only because it was from Akko but because it
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REVIEW – It’s that time again. Yet another review of a mechanical keyboard from me. I wouldn’t have it any other way. This go round I’ve got the Drop ALT V2 High Profile keyboard. Drop has gotten lots of praise for their original ALT, CTRL, and ENTR keyboards. I always wanted one based on the
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REVIEW – I’m always on the prowl for new keyboards to try out, especially mechanical keyboards with features or switches that I haven’t experienced yet. In the case of the Feker K75 mechanical keyboard, we have both new switches (Kailh Vanilla Ice Cream in the unit sent to me, Corgi Linear also available) and a
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REVIEW – The Kapco team is always coming up with new designs for the keyboard nerds of the world. The latest in the lineup is their Greekeys line, and what I have here is the Medusa set. Being a kid of the 80’s, I was enthralled by The Clash of the Titans. Does anyone else
REVIEW – I’m back with another keyboard review, which has an aesthetic some of you may recognize. My first experience with a mechanical keyboard was an IBM Type M. I found a stack of them to be thrown away years ago and snagged a couple as a goof. The keyboard was huge and weighed a