The Keychron K3 is a particularly well-designed slimline mechanical keyboard, but its chief competition is other keyboards from the same manufacturer. If you don't like mechanical keyboards, then the ...

Mechanical keyboards probably aren’t the first option you think of when selecting a physical keyboard for your Apple iPad, due to many being used primarily for gaming on the desktop. But as the tablet ...

The new Keychron Q2 wired keyboard is the most solid keyboard imaginable. It's a keyboard built for punishment and years of use. Lately, I’ve been exploring the world of mechanical keyboards. Amongst ...

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If you’re looking for a wireless mechanical keyboard for your Mac, then look no further than the Keychron K2, the follow up to the original K1 that we reviewed earlier this year. While not as low ...

The most noteworthy outside design difference between the original K2 and the updated version is the inclined bottom frame. Instead of a flat resting area, the updated version features a wedge design ...

Users familiar with the Apple Magic Keyboard will fall in love with the Keychron K1 with its slim design and comfortable typing experience. Keychron is a popular mechanical keyboard manufacturer with ...

Having essentially brute-forced its way into becoming one of the most popular custom mechanical keyboard makers, Keychron is now setting its sights on gaming. The company today announced a Kickstarter ...

The Keychron K2 V2 is the latest version of the popular mechanical keyboard that features mechanical switches that can be easily swapped. It’s time we talked about mechanical keyboards because these ...

Keychron has unveiled the K15 Max, a new addition to their K Max series of mechanical keyboards. The keyboard starts at an attractive price of $104 and it is now available on Keychron’s official ...

Back in the mid-80s, I started my computing life with an IBM computer and big mechanical keyboard. For the last few weeks my Surface Pro 6, Google Pixel Slate, various Android smartphones, and my iPad ...