Mechanical Keyboards Reviews

Peripherals maker Rantopad is not exactly a household name, but its MXX line of mechanical keyboards clocks in at a reasonable price while still sporting a solid feature set.

It's a weird keyboard with a stranger name, but it does offer you a taste of the retro. And it has Kailh Blue switches.

We review the Das Keyboard Prime 13.

The moderately priced Cougar Attack X3 looks to attract potential buyers with simplicity and low cost as opposed to a long string of features.

The iBuyPower MEK is actually a rebranded Gamdias Hermes Lite. It comes with TTC Red switches, and the price is right, but this keyboard has some issues.

In some ways, for those looking for a fully-featured and fun--but not too fun--mechanical keyboard, the Impact 700 may be the sweet spot.

It's not an insult to say that there's nothing extraordinary about Turtle Beach's Impact 500 keyboard. In fact, it's almost as if it was designed that way. (Also, yes, Turtle Beach makes keyboards.)