Keyboards

A great starting point to the hobby

The Wooting two HE is neat and is fun to tinker with, but it is just another gaming keyboard on certain titles.

A barebones keyboard kit with a premium price, the Glorious GMMK Pro has lots of high-end features, but awful stabilizers make it a hard sell.

Top-of-the line, feature-heavy gaming keyboard

Epomaker’s GK108S has a lot going for it, and its low price leaves you with enough money to turn this good wireless mechanical keyboard kit into a great final product.

The Thermaltake W1 Wireless mechanical gaming keyboard offers a lot of connectivity options and Cherry MX switches, but lacks features helpful for gaming.

The Keychron Q1 75% mechanical keyboard brings premium keyboard enthusiast features, like a gasket-mounted design and open-source software, at an attainable price.

The Epomaker NT68 65% wireless mechanical keyboard has Bluetooth connectivity and impressive battery life but needs better keycaps and software.

The Dark Matter by Monoprice Collider TKL gaming keyboard offers a good typing experience, but an overreliance on bad software leaves it lagging behind the competition.

The iQunix A80 Explorer’s retro design is neat, but superior build quality and an outstanding typing experience are what make it great.

The AOC Agon AGK700 gaming keyboard feels durable, but at $180, it’s overpriced.

The Roccat Pyro delivers a solid gaming experience and looks cool on the desk, but rattly stabilizers, poor keycaps, outdated software and minimal macro support leave much to be desired.

The Cooler Master SK620 is a 60% form factor gaming keyboard with on-the-fly macro recording and support for both Windows and macOS.

The Royal Kludge RK84 offers a compact design with wired, Bluetooth and 2.4-Ghz connectivity, and hot-swappable key switches.

Cooler Master's SK622 gaming keyboard feels much better than its predecessor, thanks to sculpted keycaps and flip-up feet.

The Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed is efficiently laid out and customizable, but its keycaps get clammy when gaming and the price is high.

The Aukey KM-G17 is a compelling budget keyboard that offers an abundance of RGB lighting, dedicated macro keys, and a volume knob.

Premium design in a compact, 65-percent keyboard package

The Cloud Nine C989 ErgoFS mechanical split keyboard finds a rare balance between ergonomics, gaming functionality and familiarity.

The Corsair K70 RGB TKL is a powerful, yet compact gaming keyboard with an 8,000 Hz polling rate. With premium media controls and keycaps, it's in a league of its own.