I recently interrupted a colleague mid-flow on an old Razer Huntsman to ask why they enjoy clacky keyboards so much. In response, they offered me an impassioned speech about mechanical keyboards, ...

TL;DR: be quiet! is entering the peripheral market with two new mechanical keyboards, Dark Mount and Light Mount, featuring Silent Switches for precision and comfort. The Dark Mount includes a ...

Havis has introduced PKG-KB-201 package with rugged USB backlit keyboard and keyboard mount with integrated quick release functionality. The Havis KB-101 is an IP65-rated rugged keyboard with standard ...

The Epomaker Lite is the latest keyboard from Epomaker but it’s easily their most exciting to date. That’s because the company has clearly had its ear to the ground to hear the biggest trends in ...

Meet the Be Quiet! Dark Mount and Light Mount. After years of concentrating on producing silence-focused cases, coolers, and power supplies for PCs, Be Quiet! has jumped into the world of PC ...

Be quiet! is a name most PC builders associate with ... silence. For years, the company has focused on making fans and power supplies that reduce system noise without compromising performance. Anyone ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. In recent years, gaming keyboards have stripped ...

It's finally time to haul my verdict out of the shadows: though by no means silent, I'm definitely a fan of the sound-dampened clacks on Be Quiet's Light Mount. It lives up to its name in more ways ...

Be quiet! is a name well known in the world of PC components, crafting some of our favourite cases and coolers over the past few years. Now, the company is branching out into peripherals with the ...

How Much Does it Cost? The be quiet! Dark Mount is available now from Scan.oc.uk for £229.99 in both Silent Tactile Orange and Silent Linear Orange Switches. While the Light Mount is available for a ...

be quiet! has a fantastic history in the PC market. I have been doing this long enough to remember their first generation of products, starting with a simple GPU cooler, and they’ve come a long way.