Hall Effect keyboards are quickly taking over the market for gaming keyboards, and it’s happened fast enough that they’re starting to blend together. That’s why it’s so refreshing to see the Nuphy ...

The new Epomaker Luma84 is a 75% mechanical keyboard with a fashionable low-profile design with a choice of white or black finishes. Keyboard brand Epomaker has launched its latest Luma85 75 ...

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 ...

The new ROG Falchion RX Low Profile Keyboard from ASUS looks like a sleek and stylish keyboard from the future, and it performs like one, too. Fantastic switches, intelligent design touches, and ...

The NuPhy Air75 V3 Low-Profile Wireless Keyboard delivers one of the best feeling and sounding low-profile keyboards we've seen to date. And with its stylish design supporting both Man and Windows, it ...

Lofree has quietly been one of the most innovative keyboard companies operating today. Its keyboards almost always challenge convention, whether that’s taking inspiration from typewriters and ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When buying a desktop Mac (like the new, small Mac Mini M4), it might be tempting to grab the Apple Magic Keyboard to complete your setup.

Today I took delivery of a Keychron K5. Keychron, for those who haven't encountered it, is one of many boutique makers of mechanical keyboards that have sprouted in recent years. But. very much unlike ...

Usually the words affordable and enthusiast don't go together, but that's exactly the case with the Chilkey ND75 LP (low-profile) gaming keyboard. It brings all of the features from the boutique ...

Though the Lofree Edge can’t compete with low-profile, high-value entries from Keychron or Nuphy in terms of features, its incredible light weight and razor-sharp style might be enough to let you ...

Corsair has managed to do something many companies haven’t: enjoy success in a bunch of different markets. When the company unveiled its first chassis in 2009, the Obsidian 800D, I remember being ...