Mechanical keyboards have been all over the place lately. Gamers have re-discovered the tactile experience that these keyboards can provide, and companies have been more than happy to deliver. Today I ...

Gaming is a complicated and expensive hobby, but the Aukey KM-G6 Keyboard is both easy to set up and easy on your wallet. The Aukey KM-G6 is a mechanical keyboard. The blue switches under all its ...

How good can an inexpensive mechanical keyboard be? Better than you might think. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A keyboard is a ...

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Some people like typing on a good old clickity-clack keyboard. You remember those? They were likely the kind you used with your first computer or maybe even in a typing class. The keys are tall and ...

A mechanical gaming keyboard worth considering if you aren’t prepared to spend a fortune on gaming peripherals. The Aukey KM-G12 has 7 colour presets, 12 different lighting configurations, fast ...

Some people like typing on a good old clickity-clack keyboard. You remember those? They were, most likely, the kind you used with your first computer or maybe even in a typing class. The keys are tall ...

Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...

Serious typists deserve a responsive keyboard. Here are three steps to tactile heaven. 1. GOOD: Aukey KM-G3 RGB Add some tappy feedback to your strokes and sharpen your email routine with Aukey’s ...

A mechanical typing and gaming experience for under $70. Fun, customizable lighting effects. Full-size, 104-key device with tactile, clicky switches. Comfy ergonomics. Cheap feel to the construction ...

Some people like typing on a good old clickity-clack keyboard. You remember those? They were, most likely, the kind you used with your first computer or maybe even in a typing class. The keys are tall ...