Full-size keyboards are great for actually typing on and using for day-to-day interfacing duties. They’re less good for impressing the Internet. If you really want to show off, you gotta go really big ...

Switch and Click explores the world of mechanical keyboards, featuring a detailed custom build experience with components like Gateron Yellow switches and Sorbothane, and offering insights into ...

RGB keyboards are the sports cars of the keyboard world. You don’t need one, but they are sure nice to have. These LED-backlit keyboards generate custom colors by projecting simultaneous combinations ...

Anyone looking for the RGB gamer aesthetic in a mechanical keyboard will love the look and feel of the X50Q. It offers some unique conveniences; however, the compatible Applets that can be programmed ...

One of the most cost-efficient ways to improve the looks of a keyboard is to slap on some pretty lights. This is an easy way to boost the “wow” factor without complicated modifications and additional ...

One of the best things to happen to the mechanical keyboard hobby has been the rise of affordable and excellent options, opening them up to more people than ever before. But that doesn’t mean that ...

SteelSeries joins the “Proprietary RGB Keyboard Switch” fray with the QS1, and—surprise!—it’s not half bad. If you’ve followed gaming keyboards for the last two years or so, you know that the rise of ...

The Realforce RGB functions as advertised in that it’s a Topre keyboard with full RGB backlighting, but some of the Topre magic’s been lost in the transition. Oh, and it’s silly expensive. Topre ...

Building a custom mechanical keyboard can be a tricky, and expensive task, but is very rewarding once you've made something uniquely yours that stands out on your desk and is better to game/work with ...