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
REVIEW – Every so often a mechanical keybomechanical keyboardard comes up for review that does something just different enough to make it worth a look. Keydous has sent over their NJ98 mechanical keyboard which features a customizable screen – let’s find out what it can do! What is it? The Keydous NJ98 is a pre-assembled
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CROWDFUNDING REVIEW – In my question to try all the mechanical keyboards that are currently on the market, I was approached to review on that isn’t on the market -yet. It’s the NocFree Lite 60% compact split wireless mechanical keyboard which is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter. Let’s put our fingers on the home row
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REVIEW – I recently began a journey to build a custom keyboard. I had a list of requirements, a couple of known parts I wanted, and the drive to go a-huntin’ for parts. Luckily, I wasn’t locked into a specific case or PCB and I was willing to make some compromises. I went to several
REVIEW – It’s me again with another keyboard review. I can’t help myself. These things are like Pokemon. I gotta catch them all, and like Pokemon, there seem to be millions of them. This time it’s the Lofree Flow, a low-profile mechanical keyboard. I reviewed the Nuphy Air75 a while back, sent to me by
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The Mission, should I choose to accept it. ARTICLE – With a budget of $300 dollars, I get to build a custom keyboard by sourcing the parts from various vendors and manufacturers. Was there ever any doubt I wouldn’t jump at the chance to do this? That proverbial snowball stood absolutely no chance. For those
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REVIEW – After testing and reviewing several products made by Kwumsy, I am quite familiar with their style and the innovation they work to deliver with each device type. One of their products that I previously tested was the Kwumsy K1 mechanical keyboard that featured a flat small touchscreen monitor built in right above the
REVIEW – If you’re into custom gaming PCs, I’m pretty sure the name Cyberpower PC is familiar. They’ve been around for years and make great machines with quality parts and quality builds. Well, now they’ve gotten into custom gaming keyboards, so you know I had to get my hands on one. They already have some
CROWDFUNDING REVIEW – There is no shortage of mechanical keyboards out there, and they’ve become a staple in our review inbox here at the Gadgeteer. Every so often one comes across that offers something different, and today is one of those days. We’re looking at the VickyBoard Ergo Split-V – an ergonomic keyboard with an
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REVIEW – Another week, another mechanical keyboard to test and I’m more than good with that. I have really been enjoying testing all these keyboards over the last couple of months. Today, I want to talk about the EPOMAKER Shadow-X mechanical keyboard. Is it my favorite of the 3 keyboards that they’ve sent me so
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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 – EPOMAKER sent me 3 of their mechanical keyboards to review and this is my second review so far. My first one was the EPOMAKER TH80 Pro review and now we’re taking a look at the EPOMAKER RT100 mechanical keyboard. Will there be a thock and awe or just awwwwww. Let’s crack our knuckles
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REVIEW – If you’ve seen any of my other keyboard reviews, you’ll know I LOVE mechanical keyboards. Since becoming a Gadgeteer, I have had the chance to review several different brands from budget to boutique samples. One of my favorite brands is Keychron. I now own three of their excellent builds so when I learned
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REVIEW – Hey! It’s me again. Yep, I’m back with another budget-friendly mechanical keyboard. What can I say? I can’t help myself. If one comes up for review, I have to try to get it. Here’s what I’ve got for you today. It’s the Womier S-K71 68% Tri-mode, gasket-mounted mechanical keyboard for about $100 bucks.
REVIEW – It’s another week so that means I’m testing out another mechanical keyboard. This time it’s the EPOMAKER TH80 Pro mechanical keyboard and at first glance, this keyboard looked suspiciously familiar… But I’ll get to that later. Ready, set, let’s get QWERTY with it! What is it? The EPOMAKER TH80 Pro is an affordable
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REVIEW – I have a problem. I’m addicted to testing mechanical keyboards with tactile switches. The clickity clackity sound of my typing has a way of putting me in the zone when I’m writing my reviews. I love it. But I’m also picky when it comes to my keyboards. So let’s check out the Keydous
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REVIEW – A while back I reviewed a set of Kyoto-themed keycaps from The KapCo and I really liked them. They were made of PBT plastic and the artwork and legends were printed using dye-sublimation which should add up to a lifetime of use. Now I’m back with not one but two sets of their