If you would prefer a mechanical keyboard without the noise normally associated with their design. You might be interested in a new ultra quiet mechanical keyboard called the KT68 Pro. Equipped with ...

RK (Royal Kludge) has introduced its latest mechanical keyboard, the S75. This keyboard comes with a 75% layout, making it compact and efficient in terms of desk space usage while still offering 81 to ...

TINY!!! Magicforce 49 Key Mini 40% Mechanical Keyboard Review In this video, Betty from Switch and Click reviews the Qisan ...

Asus announced an animated mechanical keyboard, the Asus ROG Strix Flare II Animate, at CES this week. It has many of the trendiest specs found in modern premium gaming keyboards, including an ...

There are few things finer than a wonderful new take on the humble mechanical keyboard. There's just something about clacky key switches that calls for a thousand-and-one new takes. Angry Miao has ...

This latest wireless gaming keyboard from Epomaker is equally at home in the office. The keys are hot swappable and quiet, ...

There are a lot of great reasons to upgrade to a mechanical keyboard. So if you've been looking to improve your typing ...

A new mechanical keyboard with custom LED layout has launched by Indigogo this month offering Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and a 75% layout with a hot swap PCB. The CYBERBOARD keyboard has been created ...

Over the past few years, wireless gaming keyboards have become more popular. In addition, slimmer, quieter (depending on switch choice) mechanical gaming keyboards have also been gaining ground. While ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. ROCCAT's SUORA FX is bright with its RGB LEDs, it ...

Mechanical keyboards rule. Periodt (yes, periodt). And now you can get one that looks like Tesla's Cybertruck. Inspired by Tesla's electric truck, Angry Miao's 75 percent-layout Cyberboard is a ...

When you build a gaming rig, you're going to find yourself talking a lot about numbers. Higher and bigger are generally better, especially when it comes to stuff like processor speed, amount of RAM ...