Hardware Gaming PCs Five things I always tell people before they buy a new gaming keyboard Features By Jacob Fox published 15 November 2024 ...

After 30 years of PC gaming, I bought a controller with a keyboard and mouse. It's perfect for one genre of video games and absolutely terrible for another.

Magnetic switches may be increasingly common, but the Wooting 80HE remains an excellent, if expensive, gaming keyboard.

But under $150 is a great price for a keyboard that takes all the best elements of the top gaming models around right now, and combines them together in one sleek, mean, typing-and-gaming machine.

It has everything I could ask for…this keyboard is godly." The Epomaker 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard retails for $86, but you can shop it for just $40 at Amazon for a limited time.

A gaming keyboard’s polling rate is often listed as a key feature among manufacturers, but what exactly is it - and should you be worried about 8K models?

SteelSeries has just launched its latest gaming keyboard, taking the Hall effect Omnipoint switches of its Apex Pro Gen 3 TKL and squeezing them into a 60% form factor. The SteelSeries Apex Pro ...

The Corsair K70 Core was already a good deal at its $100 price, but today you can get a refurbished keyboard for less than half that.

The Pwnage ZenBlade 65 mechanical gaming keyboard is a catalyst in the world of gaming peripherals. Designed for serious gamers and enthusiasts, this keyboard combines innovative technology with a ...

There are three models in total: the G915 X LIGHTSPEED full-size keyboard, which sells for $229; the G915 X LIGHTSPEED TKL at $199; and the G915 X Wired Gaming Keyboard which goes for $179.

The Zenaim TKL is one of very few low-profile magnetic-switch gaming keyboards out there, but even though it's a fast performer, it’s overpriced and feels cheap.

Wooting’s new 80HE keyboard takes its popular 60HE formula and adds even better features. A new light bar and 8kHz polling are the standout additions.