Gaming Keyboards Reviews

The Redragon K580 Vata gives you an RGB mechanical gaming keyboard without breaking the bank. Unfortunately, you'll miss out on things like onboard memory for multiple profiles.

The HyperX Alloy Elite 2 gaming keyboard has the bold looks players deserve. Its linear switches are allies on the battlefield, but the broad keycaps may tire your fingers.

With dual wireless connectivity options, the ThinkPad TrackPoint Keyboard II lets you easily switch between multiple devices, including your PC, Raspberry Pi, media center and tablet.

The Thermaltake Level 20 gaming keyboard is drenched in RGB that you can control with Amazon Alexa.

With a striking white build that also caters to RGB fans, the Roccat Vulcan 122 Aimo will brighten up any gamer’s setup. But the distance between the keys and the high price are drawbacks.

With a 96 hour battery life with lighting, and 1,080 hours without it this could be the perfect mechanical keyboard for those looking to eliminate those pesky cables.

The IOGear HVER Pro X is built for speed and bling while targeting budget shoppers. But it does those things with varying degrees of success.

XPG’s Summoner features a comfortable wrist rest and handy volume knob and comes in your choice of three Cherry MX key switches.

The Aukey KM-G6 has its caveats, but for the price it’s a worthy entry-level into the world of mechanical gaming keyboards.

Despite being a membrane the Corsair K57 RGB Wireless Gaming Keyboard does many things right, including consistent wireless connectivity and luscious lighting.