Whether you’re building your first mechanical keyboard or your tenth, finding the right switches can be a challenge. With linear reds and blacks, tactile browns and clears, and clicky blues and greens ...

The company's new Function keyboards use socketed switches for easy swapping in a highly customizable set of mechanical gaming keyboards. Chase was the resident keyboard guru and a big-time virtual ...

Gaming keyboards are great for many things, but a few excellent choices exist for gamers who want a quieter option compared to the typical clickity-clackity keyboards. Quiet gaming keyboards aren't ...

Buying a new keyboard online can be a nightmare. If you're like me, you have preferences, but you're not building your own keyboards from scratch or researching parts on Reddit. You know what you like ...

Mechanical keyboards — in which every key uses an individual physical switch to send information to your computer rather than activating a contact on a membrane as in a modern laptop keyboard — have ...

The latest mechanical keyboard switch by German peripheral maker Cherry is now available for preorder, and it features a number of design updates to its decades-old mechanical keyboard switches. The ...

The new Cherry MX2A switch features better factory lubrication, a redesigned spring, and a host of extra tweaks to make it feel smoother and sound quieter. The new Cherry MX2A switch features better ...

The new low-profile optical switches in its overhauled DeathStalker line of slim, wireless gaming keyboards are the icing on a great -- albeit expensive -- cake. I've been reviewing hardware and ...

Mechanical keyboards are all the rage right now, especially for PC gamers. But the trend has been going for over a decade at this point, and there are only so many LEDs you can stick inside a plastic ...

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I was recently staring at my boxes of keyboard switches and keycaps and wondered what would happen if I mixed them all on one board. With a hot-swappable keyboard, it was easy enough to try, so I went ...