Traditionally, flat keyboards are never as satisfying to type on as full-profile mechanical models with nice, chunky keycaps. But low-profile mechanical switches, like the Cherry MX models used in ...

The $139 Logitech G515’s updated low-profile switches now feature a cross-style MX-compatible stem, improving the keyboard’s customizability. The $139 Logitech G515’s updated low-profile switches now ...

The Lofree Flow Lite is a new low-profile keyboard that's actually pretty good. And it sounds better than you might think.

The new NuPhy Kick75 keyboard has taken three years to develop but is unique in being able to hot-swap between low and standard profile switches. Imagine if Lego and IKEA decided to join forces and ...

Razer's original DeathStalker keyboard series was launched nearly 10 years ago and was an accidental submission into the company's gaming keyboard lineup. Named after one of the deadliest scorpions in ...

Keychron's K1 Pro is an excellent low-profile mechanical keyboard that earns its pro name with hot-swappable programmable switches and a 1,000 Hz polling rate. Keychron has made a name for itself by ...

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Whether you’re buying your first mechanical keyboard or doing research for your endgame build, keycaps are a huge part of not only your keyboard’s appearance but also its all-around typing experience.