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Drop Carina Barebones Mechanical Keyboard Kit Review: Dropped the Ball

By Myles Goldman published 9 November 21

The Drop Carina is able to light up a room with its bright RGB and shiny brass plate, but its confusing remapping process is not ideal.

CannonKeys Bakeneko60 Review: Weird Flex, but Okay!

By Myles Goldman published 7 November 21

Small, but blows its competition out of the water.

Akko Mod 001 Barebones Kit Review: The Best Barebones Kit For Beginners

By Myles Goldman published 2 November 21

The Akko Mod 001 is a fantastic barebones mechanical keyboard kit that may not be the best looking, but has the potential to perform the best.

Razer Huntsman V2 TKL Review: Skip the Clicky Version

By Myles Goldman published 25 October 21

Very fast and Very boring

Angry Miao Cyberboard R3 Review: Awesome But Clunky

By Myles Goldman published 19 October 21

The Angry Miao Cyberboard R3 is more of a piece of art than it is an everyday mechanical keyboard.

Drop Tokyo60 Keyboard Kit Review: The Affordable, Aluminum HHKB

By Christopher Coke published 16 October 21

Solid, in-stock, and better with mods

Drop CTRL High Profile Review: The Pre-Built Custom Keyboard You Can Actually Buy

By Christopher Coke published 12 October 21

A great starting point to the hobby

Wooting Two HE Review: Doesn’t Play Well with Everything

By Myles Goldman last updated 9 October 21

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

Glorious GMMK Pro Keyboard Review: Barebones Kit, Full-Size Price

By Myles Goldman published 24 September 21

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.

Razer Huntsman V2 8,000 Hz Keyboard Review: Everything but the Kitchen Sink

By Scharon Harding last updated 2 October 21

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

Epomaker GK108S Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Kit Review: Big Size, Low Cost

By Myles Goldman last updated 15 September 21

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.

Thermaltake W1 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Review: Solid Performance, Not Great for Gaming

By Scharon Harding published 27 August 21

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

Keychron Q1 Review: Something Different, Something Great

By Myles Goldman published 24 August 21

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

Epomaker NT68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Review: Mechanical, Professional, Versatile

By Myles Goldman last updated 10 August 21

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

Dark Matter by Monoprice Collider TKL Review: Middle of the Road

By Christopher Coke published 1 August 21

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.

iQunix A80 Explorer Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Review: Retro Returns

By Christopher Coke published 30 July 21

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

AOC Agon AGK700 Review: Clicky and Clunky

By Scharon Harding last updated 2 August 21

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

Roccat Pyro Review: Back to the Basics

By Christopher Coke published 12 July 21

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.