Keyboards

Mechanical keyboards are great but once you become hooked there’s the issue of trying as many switches as possible in order to find your favorite. That could grow into an…

Topre switches have a special place among the mechanical keyboard community. These unique switches made by Topre, a company from Japan, technically aren’t mechanical switches. They follow a different design…

The mechanical keyboard market is very diverse. Aside from the ultra-portable 60% models along with a variation in the design that are 65% keyboards, you can also get so-called 75%…

While the full-size and TKL mechanical keyboard markets are dominated by big-name brands, 60 percent and other small form factor keyboards are mostly made by indie brands that cherish the…

The 60% keyboards are all about small footprint and excellent portability. Having only 60 percent of keys found on regular-sized keyboards (that’s where the name came from), they offer fewer…

TKL (tenkeyless) keyboards are compact keyboards that gave away the numeric part in order to have a smaller desk footprint. And the tradeoff made sense because, with TKL keyboards, you…

Mechanical keyboards are chunky, heavy, and tall. But in recent years a new trend of low-profile mechanical keyboards appeared. These are slimmer, lighter versions of mechanical keyboards that are as…