Gaming Keyboards News

In a dimly-lit corner in a room in Gigabyte’s massive suite in the Taipei 101, I found Gigabyte’s forthcoming XK700 mechanical keyboard.

The Wooting One offers gradations of pressure on each key, as well as Flaretech optical switches.

Corsair has tried--and mostly succeeded--to bring high-end peripherals into the living room to give us the lean-back PC gaming experience we've been pining for.

Thermaltake outed a new gaming keyboard, the Challenger Edge. It has many of the bells and whistles you want from a gaming keyboard, but no mechanical switches.

Nixeus, maker of mostly austere, simple mechanical keyboards, is back with a third offering: the white-keyed, aluminum Moda Pro.

Some new folks at Tesoro have taken the PR reigns and made it official: The Tesoro Gram Spectrum keyboard is coming in June, and it has low-profile “Agile” switches.

Razer expands to the living room with its Turret lapboard. We first saw it at CES last year, but it's now available for customers.

SteelSeries billed its new Apex M500 keyboard as the successor to its 6Gv2.

The highest-end model in Razer's new X series of keyboards in the BlackWidows X Chroma. We spent a bit of time typing on, poking and prodding the thing.

Razer's new, slightly less expensive "X" lineup of keyboards significantly expands the company's available lineup. It's also bringing back Cherry MX Blue switch options for a a few of them.