Gaming Keyboards Reviews

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Glorious' new GMMK 3 keyboard line lets you build your own gaming keyboard.

The Hyte Keeb TKL packs enthusiast-tier specs and performance in a unique design that is easy to love.

A low-profile wireless gaming keyboard with vibrant RGB lighting and a retro aesthetic. However, gamers will want to use it in wired mode for the 1,000 Hz polling rate.

Arbiter Studio's 'Kitsune' Polar 75 Pro feels and sounds fantastic out of the box — like the brand's previous Polar 65, but somehow even better.

Keychron K2 HE Special Edition combines stunning wood-accent looks with Gateron's buttery smooth and extremely customizable magnetic switches.

It's good, but it's $500.

It's not a new G915, but it has updated switches and a big price cut.

The Keychron Q1 HE is a 75-percent keyboard with magnetic Hall Effect switches, a full aluminum chassis, and low-latency 2.4GHz wireless connectivity.

Pretty bare bones, but it doesn't cost much.