The tenkeyless (TKL) layout is an excellent choice for those who want a smaller keyboard without dealing with a radically different layout or complex function layers. It splits the difference between full-sized and compact 60%-style keyboards nicely, making it a safe...
Volume knobs are one of the most divisive features within the mechanical keyboard community. Some think physical volume control is indispensable. In contrast, others think it’s a gimmick that adds nothing to the user experience. With so many opinions floating around,...
One of the best parts of buying a mechanical keyboard is all the customization options available. And one of the quickest and most eye-catching ways to customize your keyboard is by changing the keycaps. But removing keycaps might feel a bit intimidating if you’re new...
There’s almost certainly a mechanical keyboard out there for everyone these days. But sometimes, the ready-made options don’t quite fit the bill; perhaps the keycaps are all wrong, or maybe you already have a set of switches that you want to install. That’s when the...
One of the biggest challenges when buying a mechanical keyboard is getting one with the right switches. It’s easy to feel intimidated when committing to a keyboard with soldered switches, especially if you’re new to the hobby. If that’s something you’re worried about,...
Low-profile mechanical keyboards have steadily gained popularity over the past few years. They occupy a middle ground, offering a design and user experience similar to chiclet and laptop keyboards while boasting the crisper, cleaner typing feel of mechanical...