The modular Keybytes project combines a Keyword hub that is magnetically connected to Keybit keys, with each key having its own microcontroller.
The IQUNIX MQ80 is well-made and super stylish, but it’s not quite the instant sell it used to be. Catch this one if you don’t like magnetic switches, but otherwise wait for a sale.
Aula’s F75 Pro keyboard might not have the most recognizable brand name on its box, but it was $65 and available for same-day delivery. So I took a gamble and was pleasantly surprised by just how premium it felt — to the point that it’s become my favorite keyboard, period.
If you need a solid compact wireless gaming or productivy keyboard and you don’t have a lot to spend, Keychron’s K8 87-key option is down to its lowest price of just $34.99 (or $5 less if you’re a new Woot customer).
The Keychron C100 8K macro pad features 100 customizable keys, per-key RGB lighting, and 8K polling rate to give you the ultimate advantage in productivity and gaming. It also has hot-swappable Keychron Apex switches and transparent ASA keycaps, allowing you to further customize it to your liking.
Looking for the best Back-to-School mechanical keyboard? These five picks offer the perfect mix of comfort, performance, and everyday reliability.
8BitDo’s Xbox-inspired mechanical keyboard gets a Prime Day discount, mixing transparent green nostalgia, wireless connectivity, hot-swappable switches, and an 87-key layout for a more interesting desk upgrade.
Our favorite 60% budget gaming keyboard, the Royal Kludge R65, is back down to just $44 with coupon at Amazon, its lowest-ever price. This wired clacker delivers excellent sound and feel for the price, thanks to lubed swit…
Cherry XTRFY’s K63W Pro Compact brings Ultra-Wideband technology and an 8000 Hz polling rate to wireless gaming keyboards, launching in the US in August for $169.99.
Despite a couple of flaws, the Keychron K3 Ultra is one of the best mechanical keyboards I have used in a while.