The first keyboard under its new gaming-focused brand comes with a 2.4GHz dongle that should make for a more responsive wireless keyboard. The first keyboard under its new gaming-focused brand comes ...

One of the better-known keyboard and computer accessories companies in the world, Keychron, recently unveiled that it is joining the gaming keyboard industry. This was made possible with the company's ...

We’re big fans of Keychron’s premium keyboard designs here at PCWorld. They consistently stomp the competition in terms of features and build quality, all while coming in at prices significantly lower ...

If you’ve not heard of the Lemokey L3, you might want to sit up and take notice of this gaming keyboard. It’s being made by Keychron and will be the company’s first proper gaming keyboard under its ...

Having essentially brute-forced its way into becoming one of the most popular custom mechanical keyboard makers, Keychron is now setting its sights on gaming. The company today announced a Kickstarter ...

Keychron are a brand that are well known amongst the keyboard enthusiast community, but maybe not so much amongst gamers. They’ve been honing their craft for quite some time now and releasing ...

The Lemokey L3 separates itself from the pack with its 2.4GHz wireless connection and impressive 1,000Hz polling rate. However, its true selling point lies in its robust, customizable features. The L3 ...

Keychron introduced its Lemokey L3 gaming mechanical keyboard back in August, starting at a price of 908 Yuan ($124). The keyboard is now available to purchase in China from various e-commerce sites.

Keychron launched a crowdfunding campaign December 5 for its new Q1 HE, calling it the first 75% layout wireless QMK custom keyboard with Hall Effect Gateron 2.0 magnetic switches, the company said.

The Keychron Q1 kicked off a new age of affordable custom keyboards, and with the Q1 Pro, the line officially goes wireless — but that’s not all. Coming in at $199, this new model features a brand new ...

Keychron is one of the better-known names in the customizable keyboard space, but it hasn't directly targeted gamers — until now, that is. The company has launched a gaming division, Lemokey, whose ...