Razer Goes Membrane With 'Cynosa' Keyboard Line By Seth Colaner published 26 October 17 A mechanical keyboard, it is not. But it does have some high-end features.
Cherry Goes DIY With MX Mechanical Switch Kits By Seth Colaner published 19 October 17 Cherry, long the dominant mechanical switch maker, has cast an eye towards the DIY market by offering its switches “in different variants and as a special developer kit.”
Cougar Debuts Chilled-Out Mechanical Keyboard Designs With Puri, Puri TKL By Seth Colaner published 2 October 17 Despite Cougar’s gaming marketing angle, a number of potential buyers are likely to be interested in these keyboards (and others like them) for daily drivers at work.
'Glorious' Modular TKL Mechanical Keyboard Up For Pre-order By Seth Colaner published 25 September 17 The totally not at all overly grandiosely named “Glorious PC Gaming Race GMMK TKL RGB” mechanical keyboard is now up for preorder.
Kailh Laptop Switches With Light Pipe Design, Pictured By Seth Colaner published 18 September 17 The grab bag of new low-profile mechanical switches from Kaihua that we saw at Computex 2017 continue to emerge into the real world. Kaihua released pictures of its intriguing PG1442 switches.
Massdrop, Input Club Feuding Over 'Halo' Mechanical Keyboard Switches By Seth Colaner published 15 September 17 It appears that the Input Club and Massdrop are getting a divorce.
X-Bows Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboard, Hands On By Seth Colaner published 14 September 17 The X-Bows is not your average mechanical keyboard, and we’re not sure whether that’s a good thing or not.
Kaihua Makes Latest Thin Mechanical Switches (Choc PG1232) Official By Seth Colaner published 12 September 17 The latest round of low-profile Kailh switches (Choc PG1232), which we first saw at Computex this summer, are now officially available. We also have some specifications to share.
Inside The Artisan Keycap Market: Bartering And Obsession By Ryan Whitwam published 8 September 17 The barter system is alive and well in this insular, and sometimes obsessive community of keyboard enthusiasts who love keycaps. But why is it like that?
Kailh Low-Profile Switches Emerge On ‘Meira’ 40% Ortho Keyboard By Seth Colaner published 6 September 17 We’ve been wondering where we’d see some of Kaihua’s low-profile switches pop up, and perhaps predictably, they’re appearing in a project borne of the enthusiast keyboard community.
MSI Makes GT75VR Titan Gaming Laptops Official, Forgets Price And Availability By Steven Lynch published 5 September 17 MSI has finally taken the wraps off its GT75VR Titan gaming laptop line, officially, while failing to include a price or date of availability.
Cooler Master Introduces Another Mem-chanical Keyboard By Steven Lynch published 31 August 17 The Cooler Master MasterSet MS120 is available now with an MSRP of $90.
Logitech Tackles Wireless Gaming Mouse And Keyboard At ‘Lightspeed’ By Seth Colaner published 30 August 17
Vortex Finalizes 78% ‘Vibe’ Keyboard With SA Profile Keycaps By Seth Colaner published 24 August 17 Vortex’ latest offers a rather specific 78% layout and SA profile keycap set, but it should appeal to a number of people.
Analyzing The Razer Purple (Optomechanical) Keyboard Switch By Seth Colaner published 23 August 17 Although we still don’t have specifications for the upcoming Razer Purple optomechanical keyboard switch, we now have some renders to scrutinize.
Razer Developing Optical Keyboard Switches: Razer Purple (Updated) By Seth Colaner published 22 August 17 The working name is the Razer Purple switch, but whatever it ends up being called, it will be Razer's first foray into optical keyboard switches.
Ducky One RGB (Full Size) Keyboard Lands With PBT, Doubleshot Keycaps (Updated) By Seth Colaner published 9 August 17 Essentially just a variation on a theme, Ducky announced a full-size (“100%”) version of its Ducky One TKL RGB keyboard.
Here Come HyperX’s Replacement Keycaps By Seth Colaner published 8 August 17 HyperX, which already offered some replacement caps on one of its keyboards, is now selling the caps separately, too.
