mechanical keyboard

REVIEW – I’ve been having a lot of fun reviewing mechanical keyboards this year and although I see no end in sight for new keyboard reviews, I have to say that I may have already found my favorite. Not to let the cat out of the bag with this review in the first two sentences, […]

NEWS – We love our mechanical keyboards here at the Gadgeteer, and I stumbled across an interesting collaboration between ProtoArc and RoyalAxe.  This caught my attention as ProtoArc is an ergonomics-first brand, while these RoyalAxe boards are more in the gamer or conventional keyboard vein. All of the keyboards in the ProtoArc X RoyalAxe lineup have

REVIEW – If you’re into mechanical keyboards, you’ve undoubtedly heard of the website DROP and know of their great CTRL, ALT, and ENTR keyboards.  If you’ve been above ground for the past 20-30 years, you’ll have heard of Pokemon. Now what if I told you Drop teamed up with an artist, Sakshi Mangal, to create

REVIEW – Being the keyboard nerd I am, when the chance came to review a Drop mechanical keyboard, I couldn’t raise my hand quickly enough. Their CTL, ALT, and ENTER keyboards have been praised for quite some time. Now they have a new one, the Sense75.  This is their “best keyboard yet – in every

REVIEW – I’ve been enjoying reviewing a variety of mechanical keyboards for the past few months. The latest one that I’ve been testing is the Kensington MK7500F QuietType Pro silent mechanical keyboard. Is this my new favorite? Let’s find out! What is it? The Kensington MK7500F QuietType Pro is a full-sized mechanical keyboard that uses

REVIEW – I love coffee. I love mechanical keyboards. And you can find really good examples of both that don’t cost an arm and a leg.  In this economy?! Yep, and the Womier G75 Coffee themed mechanical keyboard is both together. There’s no better way to start a day than with some dark thocky goodness.

REVIEW – It’s your friendly neighborhood keyboard nerd again. Recently, Julie, our Gadgeteer Guru, got the chance to review the NuPhy Air75 wireless mechanical keyboard and of course, I was jealous. Now Julie is a Mac user, but I don’t hold that against her, and while she was using the Air75 she noticed she had

REVIEW – Keyboard nerd here! Whenever mechanical keyboard-related items are up for grabs, I always volunteer to review them. This is no different.  Here’s a set of keycaps from a new to me company, The KapCo. Let’s see how good of a job the team of seven young people from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia can do.

REVIEW – I’ve often looked for a nice keyboard that will work with my Mac. Yes, all keyboards work fine, but I prefer those with the MacOS specific keys. I also prefer the smaller tenkeyless design as they take up less room. This time, I got to try the Keychron K1 Pro mechanical keyboard. What

REVIEW – My obsession with mechanical keyboards has not ended yet and the latest one to land on my desk is the Redragon AZURE K652 wireless mechanical keyboard for Mac. I’m a MacBook user and I also like cool-looking mechanical keyboards, so it appears that this one should be perfect for me. But does it

REVIEW – Do you ever fixate on a certain tool, accessory, etc, and find that you want to try every version available to find the perfect one for you? That’s what I’m going through right now with keyboards. I’ve been using Logitech keyboards for years, but recently I become interested in mechanical keyboards and well…

REVIEW – I recently mentioned in one of my Gadgeteer Video Podcast episodes that I’m on a quest to find the perfect mechanical keyboard (for me). The newest mechanical keyboard that I’ve been testing is the iFlytek T8 mechanical keyboard from Whatgeek. Not to spoil the whole review, but I really enjoy this keyboard, but

REVIEW – As I mentioned in one of my recent video Gadgeteer video podcast episodes, I’m on a quest to find a great mechanical keyboard. That means you’ll be seeing some reviews from me in the future weeks and months to come. The latest mechanical keyboard that my fingers have been dancing across is the

REVIEW – I’ve been slowly amassing a mechanical keyboard collection through my own purchases and through review offers sent to us at the Gadgeteer. I’ve tried clicky and silent mechanical switches, metal and plastic builds, tiny ten-keyless versions, wired and Bluetooth, and even swapped out switches and keycaps on multiple boards. The great thing about