Keyboards

The MacTigr is a low-profile wired mechanical keyboard designed specifically for Mac users.

Other custom keyboards should take notes

Incredibly customizable in both feel and comfort, the Raise earns its breathtaking price.

Logitech’s G715 TKL wireless gaming keyboard is pretty, well-built, and great for typing. But it's also quite expensive.

The Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro is an attractive, well-built low-profile gaming keyboard with plenty of features and connection options.

Ready for lift-off!

The barely-there gaming keyboard

Need a hand with your gaming?

But do you need the kitchen sink in a gaming keyboard?

The HyperX Alloy Origins 65 is a compact, tactical nuke more at home on the battlefield than in the office.

IOGear’s Hver Stealth is a $50 mechanical keyboard with RGB lighting and its own software for customization. But the keycaps and switches could be better.

Packed with features and silicone!

The Royal Kludge RK89 fits a numeric keypad into a very compact design, but the compromises from missing and moved keys are too extreme.

The Royal Kludge RK96 is a solid, flexible and inexpensive entry into keyboard customization that also works well with a wide variety of devices right out of the box.

Logitech’s new MX keyboards offer a choice of blue, brown or red switches.

The Mountain Everest 60 is a compact 60-percent keyboard with a detachable numpad that can attach to either side, for work or play.

Despite enthusiast features like a gasket mount design, screw-in stabilizers and QMK/VIA support, the Keychron Q3 seems unfinished compared to the company's other releases.

A ton of features for the price, but wireless lag holds it back.

The Portico75 is a good value. It sounds good, feels good, and isn’t afraid to take a few chances. Its looks are divisive but there’s a lot to enjoy.

NZXT's Function mechanical keyboards bring hot-swappable switches to the mainstream market in three sizes. They also offer lots of customization, but that gets quite expensive.