The Bottom Line Vissles’ V84 mechanical keyboard gets the basics right and offers good value at its $110 retail price. It’s not perfect, but minor software and keycap issues don’t detract from what should be a solid first or second keyboard for budding keyboard...
The Bottom Line Depending on how you configure it, Skyloong’s DIY GK61 keyboard builder can either net you a solid sub-$100 value keyboard or an awkwardly-priced half-premium product. The GK61 keyboard has solid typing fundamentals, but the sub-par software and...
Mechanical keyboards are awesome. But there’s one big issue: noise. While many enthusiasts enjoy that signature mechanical keyboard “clack,” not everyone is quite as keen on it. Maybe your officemates find it annoying, or perhaps you live with someone that goes to bed...
Macros are great; whether for work or play, they can cut out a lot of repetitive key presses and help you streamline your daily activities. But setting them up can be a pain if your keyboard doesn’t have dedicated macro keys. That’s where the best programmable keypads...
With so many switches available and so many places to purchase them, figuring out where to buy keyboard switches can prove challenging. The retailers here should have you covered for almost anything you want, from mainstream Cherry MX switches to relatively obscure,...
The 75% keyboard layout is one of our favorites here at Voltcave. It retains the most important keys of the TKL layout while being only slightly larger than a 60% keyboard. If you’ve been itching to get your hands on this compact keyboard layout but haven’t been able...