Logitech MX Mechanical Keyboard Review: Easy Device Switching, Low Profile By Avram Piltch published 24 May 22 Logitech’s new MX keyboards offer a choice of blue, brown or red switches.
Mountain Everest 60 Review: The Precipice of Perfection By Myles Goldman published 14 May 22 The Mountain Everest 60 is a compact 60-percent keyboard with a detachable numpad that can attach to either side, for work or play.
Keychron Q3 Review: Odd Knob Out By Myles Goldman published 24 April 22 Despite enthusiast features like a gasket mount design, screw-in stabilizers and QMK/VIA support, the Keychron Q3 seems unfinished compared to the company's other releases.
Redragon M991 Wireless Gaming Mouse Review: Looks Better Than It Performs By Erika Rawes published 19 April 22 A ton of features for the price, but wireless lag holds it back.
TheKey.Company Portico75 Review: Affordable, Entry-Level Fun By Christopher Coke published 17 April 22 The Portico75 is a good value. It sounds good, feels good, and isn’t afraid to take a few chances. Its looks are divisive but there’s a lot to enjoy.
NZXT Function MiniTKL Review: Three-Size Switch Swap By Matt Safford published 12 April 22 NZXT's Function mechanical keyboards bring hot-swappable switches to the mainstream market in three sizes. They also offer lots of customization, but that gets quite expensive.
Redragon Vishnu K596 Review: A High Quality RGB Gaming Keyboard Under $75 By Erika Rawes published 9 April 22 Want a gaming keyboard with programmable keys, useful software, and lag-free wireless performance? The Redragon Vishnu K596 might be the budget gaming keyboard you’re looking for.
Mode Designs Mode Eighty Review: Elegant and Expensive By Myles Goldman published 29 March 22 The Mode Eighty isn’t your average tenkeyless board. The isolated top-mount and stack-mount layout feel amazing to type with, but the price is hard to swallow.
Keychron K8 Pro Review: Not So Professional By Myles Goldman published 15 March 22 Keychron’s K8 Pro brings some enthusiast-tier features to a more subtle design, but it suffers from quality control issues.
ErgoDox 76 'Hot Dox' V2 Review: An ErgoDox Layout for Less By Myles Goldman published 12 March 22 Has a learning curve.
Logitech G413 SE Review: Too Basic for $80 By Myles Goldman published 2 March 22 At least it has backlighting
CannonKeys Bakeneko65 Review: More Keys, Less Bounce By Christopher Coke published 24 February 22 A budget-friendly custom keyboard without the frills
Kono Sunrise, Sunset, and Midnight Switches Review: Switches for Any Time of Day By Christopher Coke published 14 February 22 Kono’s new switches are smooth and nice to use but lack unique character to justify their high price.
Corsair K70 RGB Pro Review: Full-Size and Full of Features By Myles Goldman published 10 February 22 Your teammates (and referee) will love you.
NovelKeys NK87 Entry Edition Review: Affordably Awesome (with a Catch) By Christopher Coke published 7 February 22 The NovelKeys NK87 - Entry Edition is a great choice if you’re willing to lube the stabilizers yourself. Long-term durability is a concern, but it’s a great onramp to the world of custom mechanical keyboards.
Asus ROG Strix Flare II Animate Review: Enter the Matrix (of Customization) By Myles Goldman published 31 January 22 Does a DOT Matrix display work on a keyboard?
Meletrix Zoom65 Review: The Best Entry Level Custom Keyboard By Christopher Coke published 29 January 22 Meletrix makes its debut with the best entry-level custom keyboard available today.
MSI Vigor GK71 Sonic Review: Custom 35G Switches By Myles Goldman published 27 January 22 A full size keyboard with MSI's own custom Sonic Red switches, the MSI Vigor GK71 Sonic is targeted at gamers who want a super-light feel. However, competitors offer a better experience.
Wuque Studio Mammoth75 Review: The Porsche of Mechanical Keyboards By Christopher Coke published 13 January 22 The Mammoth75 is an expensive, luxurious statement-maker. If you have the funds and a passion for mechanical keyboards, it’s an outstanding option.
Keychron Q2 Review: Small Size, Big Upgrades By Myles Goldman published 12 January 22 Keychron’s Q2 gasket mount keyboard offers a smaller size, but mostly big improvements over the already great Q1.
