The second-generation Fnatic Streak is one of the best mechanical keyboard deals on the market, with full RGB lighting and real Cherry MX keys for under $150—and a gorgeous design, too. The esports ...

Today Andy is checking out another tkl mechanical keyboard - this time it's the Xtrfy K4 tkl RGB. It has a stunning aesthetic ...

The Corsair K55 CORE RGB gaming keyboard doesn't feature mechanical switches, but the typing is still smooth and crisp. For under $40, you get a fully featured full-sized Corsair keyboard with great ...

G.Skill “borrows” some of the best features from its competition, repackages them, and turns out an incredible RGB keyboard—our new favorite. I never thought G.Skill would be the peripherals company ...

Today Briony takes a look at the latest Corsair Strafe rgb MK2 Keyboard. It's a new design and if you are in the market for a ...

Mechanical keyboards today typically sport similar designs with one stand-out feature. The NuPhy Field75 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, however, comes with various components that differentiate ...

RGB keyboards are the sports cars of the keyboard world. You don’t need one, but they are sure nice to have. These LED-backlit keyboards generate custom colors by projecting simultaneous combinations ...

Keyboards Cherry’s premium low-profile mechanical keyboard is a joy to type on — but its price tag feels very hard to stomach Keyboards The Turtle Beach Vulcan II Max’s optical switches and bright RGB ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. Looking to Thermaltake for a mechanical keyboard ...

The HVER Pro RGB packs a full 104 keys with a number pad all built into a brushed aluminum chassis. The aluminum feels tough, too. It adds considerable durability, as it didn't flex even when I tried ...

EvoFox has launched the Ronin X75 mechanical keyboard in India with tri-mode connectivity, gasket mount design, and RGB ...

Full-size keyboards are great for actually typing on and using for day-to-day interfacing duties. They’re less good for impressing the Internet. If you really want to show off, you gotta go really big ...