The Epomaker Tide 75 is a good all-around mechanical keyboard, ideal for anyone looking for light-and-fast linear switches or ...

If you’re building your first custom mechanical keyboard or you just aren’t sure which type of switch to get, a tactile switch is probably the way to go. The most popular tactile switches are the ...

[bobricious] might have just cracked it. For his Hackaday Prize entry, he’s created a tiny USB keyboard out of tact switches. What’s the secret? An entire panel of PCBs. It looks great ...

Alas, no product is perfect and that’s the case with the MelGeek MADE68, too. Its RGB lighting isn’t as bright as other ...

A mechanical keyboard gets its name from the fact that there is a mechanical switch under the keycap. Rather than a rubber membrane that provides mushy resistance to your keystroke, a mechanical ...

It also comes with Razer's new low-profile optical switches available in linear red or clicky purple, with premium laser-etched ABS keycaps. Connectivity is top-notch as the keyboard can be used ...

When you buy directly from Razer, the full-sized keyboard with clicky optical switches (purple) costs $189.99 in the US / £189.99 in the UK and AU$324.95 in Australia. For the linear optical ...

Black Shark Wireless Gaming Keyboard with Tesla inductive switches, Gasket structure, and 120-hour battery life launched on ...

They can offer the fastest and most accurate switches, great RGB lighting, and fantastic durability. But even among the best keyboards, some simply outshine all the others. Our favorite is the ...

Key switch types include linear, tactile, and clicky, each offering different properties for various preferences and needs.

Razer is a well-known brand in the peripherals space, especially when it comes to premium gaming equipment. Here are some of ...

[Hrvoje Cavrak] decided to take matters into his own hands and build a better keyboard and mouse switch. DeskHop is built from two Raspberry Pi Pico boards connected via UART and separated by an ...