Not everyone needs a keyboard that can connect to multiple devices across operating systems and go wherever they go, but those who do are often met with the same compromises. Ultraportable keyboards ...

The Nuphy Air75 is a low profile keyboard for a new generation. At only 16mm in height, it’s able to slide into any bag and taken on the go without a second thought. Thanks to its innovative foot ...

Tired of your laptop’s chiclet keyboard? Epomaker thinks it has the answer with its new NT68 wireless keyboard. Designed with travel in mind, it’s made to sit “magically” on top of your laptop’s built ...

What it is Take $450 off the ASUS 13.4″ ROG Flow Z13 Gaming Laptop, a 2-in-1 built for travel that blends tablet flexibility ...

If not for the mushy keyboard, our complaints about the Razer Book 13 would be relatively minor. We wouldn’t even mind paying more for slick design and no bloatware, especially given the solid overall ...

HP’s Spectre x360 13t gives you thin and light without removing all the good stuff: an Intel Ice Lake CPU, long battery life, a full-travel keyboard, USB Type-A and an upgradable SSD. HP’s latest ...

MacBooks have, for the most part, been known to some of the best keyboards in the biz. For the most part. From 2015 through 2019, though, Apple “revolutionized” its laptops with the butterfly keyboard ...

Razer's previous innovation in laptop keyboards has been mostly limited to equipping them with RGB LEDs, but the new Razer Blade 15 Advanced is the first laptop with optical keyboard switches. Share ...

Two years ago, when Lenovo first unveiled the futuristic Yoga Book, the company held it up alongside a hardcover Dr. Seuss book to demonstrate how thin and light it was. It had a “Halo” keyboard: a ...

Maybe you’re not ready to take the leap into a full-on ergonomic split keyboard. That’s okay, that’s cool, that’s understandable. They’re weird! Especially ones like my Kinesis Advantage with the key ...

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