Keyboards

As it turns out, the engineering sample of the Ducky keyboard we saw in Cherry’s suite at CES 2018 is a real product called the Ducky Blade Air, a slim RGB backlit Bluetooth mechanical keyboard.

And then there were two (ish).

At CES 2018, Corsair announced a wireless version of its K63 tenkeyless mechanical keyboard and a new lap board accessory for it.

Mad Catz, a company known for weird but fun (and often expensive) gaming peripherals, is back from bankruptcy. (Insert nine lives pun here.)

Switch maker Cherry is building a custom online configurator for its G80-3000 keyboard.

The DDMicro is a new wireless compact keyboard that features a unique 4 x 14 key 50% layout that can be changed depending on the plate you choose.

We got some hands-on typing time with the Kailh PG1350 switches on Havit and Gamdias keyboards.

Kinesis Gaming is marketing its Freestyle Edge split-design, ergonomic, kickstand-supported keyboard as a gaming plank, but it will sate typists, too.

After making its debut at Computex 2017, Cooler Master’s new flagships keyboard, the MasterKeys MK750, is available with nary a missing feature.

We tear down Kaihua's new low-profile switches: the 1232, 1350, and 1442.

The new Razer BlackWidow Ultimate is now IP54 certified. Otherwise it's the same as last year's model.

You can get the popular XMIT Hall Effect keyboard in four new layouts thanks to a new drop.

Jack Humbert of OLKB (Ortholinear Keyboards) announced that the new Planck Light is going to go on sale on Massdrop starting on November 22 at 9am EST.

As the dust (maybe) settles on the legal feud between Massdrop and Input Club, the kerfuffle may actually result in three new sets of switches.