White Keycaps On A Black Keyboard: Do they look good?
Black keyboards with white keycaps are pretty common now but they weren’t always that way. In fact, the all-black keyboard was once the standard for PC gaming keyboards. So, what happened? Why did...
How Many Keys Are On A 60% Keyboard?
Answer: While the average full-size keyboard has around 104 keys, a 60% keyboard has only 61 keys. That means that nearly 40% of the keys have been removed. There are so many types of keyboards...
Holding its weight with the best stock keyset, the latest iteration of Vortex’s RACE series packs quite a few surprises. It’s boasting 1.5u Esc and Delete keys but this is still a well-built 75%...
Why Switch Choice Is Important
Should You Buy A Clicky Or Silent Mechanical Keyboard? A Response To Kotaku. This is an additional article that elaborates on which switch to pick based off of Kotaku’s article. First of all...
XD60 – Assembly required- Here’s an excellent 60% that requires assembly. This is the XD60. Seldom found in the west, they’ve recently had a successful drop on Massdrop. Orders from...
Why a Mechanical Keyboard is the Best Gift of 2022
The art of gift-giving doesn’t come easily to everyone. That’s where we come in. We’re here to stop you from giving a gift that will be played with for a week or two and then pushed aside so...
WhiteFox Keyboard – A 65% keyboard
Designed by Matt3o and produced in collaboration with Massdrop/Input Club, the WhiteFox has been highly sought after. However, that doesn’t mean bringing this project to life hasn’t been hit...
What’s new with the Varmilo VA68M V2
VA68M Version 2 - Varmilo is back again with a revision of the VA68M. This time, the VA68M V2 uses anodized aluminium alloy rather than painted aluminium for its cases. There’s now also the option...
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