Keyboards Reviews

Customizable actuation and Rapid Trigger Mode are a perfect match.

The HHKB Studio is a 60-percent HHKB layout keyboard with a ThinkPad-like pointing stick, gesture controls, and hot-swappable switches.

The Corsair K70 Max RGB comes with all of the bells and whistles its older sibling shipped with. However, the K70 Max RGB features magnetic switches that are incredibly smooth and highly adjustable.

The Cooler Master CK720 is a simple, entry-level hot-swap mechanical keyboard.

One of the best low-profile keyboards you can buy

Keychron is moving into gaming keyboard territory with the Lemokey L3 — a wireless mechanical TKL keyboard whose sole claim to gaming prowess is 2.4-GHz wireless connectivity.

Razer’s first hot-swappable keyboard features tactile mechanical switches and a gasket-mounted PCB, plus a polling rate of up to 8,000 Hz.

The Corsair K70 Max RGB comes with all of the bells and whistles its older sibling shipped with. However, the K70 Max RGB features magnetic switches that are incredibly smooth and highly adjustable.

Asus’s new ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless is a sturdily-built hot-swappable mechanical gaming keyboard with sound-dampening foam and “refined” linear switches.

The Vulcan II is a beautiful full-size wired keyboard with smooth mechanical linear switches and gorgeous per-key RGB lighting.