Keyboards Reviews

The Crush 80 Reboot Pro is an impressive-sounding, well-built mechanical keyboard with a toolless case for easy tinkering and QMK / VIA support.

Sounds and feels like you should've paid more.

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The iQunix Magi65 (MG65) combines enthusiast sensibilities with practical features and a great typing experience. It’s excellent.

The Keydous NJ98-CP V2 HE is a magnetic switch gaming keyboard with a compact 96-percent layout, a hot-swap PCB that supports both magnetic and mechanical switches, and a built-in calculator.

Drop's CSTM80 keyboard is designed to be customized, with an easily replaceable top plate, but it also looks and sounds great out of the box.

Endgame Gears’ KB65HE gaming keyboard combines solid build construction with highly adjustable hall effect switches from Gateron, all packaged in a small 65% form factor.

The Magger 68 is a compact, wired magnetic gaming keyboard with a 68-percent layout, a solid build, and up to an 8,000 Hz polling rate.

A solid but flawed entry to the M Pro series.

The Lemokey L5 HE 8K is unlike your normal hall-effect mechanical keyboard, as it offers much more customization.