When it comes to wanting laser-fast movement in online shooter games where every second means life or death, your keyboard truly matters. Throughout the years, keyboards have continued to improve ...

When it comes down to gaming on a PC, you cannot do it the best way without a keyboard. The question is, which category of keyboard is best? In one corner, we have the Mechanical keyboard, and in the ...

The Razer Huntsman Mini gaming keyboard has been marked down from $119.99 to $79.99. That's a pretty good deal in itself, but it gets even better. Get this keyboard and Best Buy will throw in a Razer ...

Logitech sells a lot of keyboards — it’s all over our wireless keyboard roundup, for example. But you won’t find one of its models in our equivalent gaming keyboard roundup, because it tends to demand ...

The new low-profile optical switches in its overhauled DeathStalker line of slim, wireless gaming keyboards are the icing on a great -- albeit expensive -- cake. I've been reviewing hardware and ...

I know, every time you turn around, it seems like Razer has something new out! Not content to rest on their laurels, Razer is constantly working on improving existing products and introducing new ones ...

I've been using a Hall effect keyboard for quite a while, and I'm keenly aware that this switch technology is the most popular for gamers right now. However, a while ago I spoke with Razer product ...

Nowadays, the market is flooded with countless keyboards that offer excellent experiences, but whenever an ultra-thin one is announced, it garners my interest. Recently, a company called Vissles ...

The ROCCAT Vulcan II Max delivers one hell of an RGB light-show, but it's also packed with great features, a robust build, and excellent ROCCAT TITAN II linear switches for gaming. There was a time ...

I was looking at small wireless keyboards for my HTPC (old one was a cheapie $7 keyboard). But that's not what this post is about. I got thinking about keyboard and mouse placement on my desktop.

Making keyboards is easy, right? Just wire up a bunch of switches matrix-style to a microcontroller, slap some QMK and a set of keycaps on there and you’re good to go. Well, yeah, that might work for ...