TINY!!! Magicforce 49 Key Mini 40% Mechanical Keyboard Review In this video, Betty from Switch and Click reviews the Qisan ...

The keyboard uses blue switches by default and allows full customization, including switch types and keycaps. It also includes an RGB LED backlight and ships with a USB 3.2 Gen 1 cable.

This magnetic cable also stands out as the world’s first to feature interchangeable tips, supporting both 100W USB-C and 27W Apple Fast Charge for lightning devices.

Logitech have announced their latest QWERTY 'board, the Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110, complete with custom key backlighting and an integrated USB soundcard for directly connecting… ...

Corsair’s latest mechanical keyboard is the K70 RGB Pro. It has reduced input latency, as well as a detachable USB cable and standard key layout that should make it easier to customize the K70 ...

Yes, attaching the keyboard to your system requires a USB-A port, but once it's plugged in, the keyboard adds two USB-C ports (3.2 Gen 2 at up to 10 Gbps) and two USB-A ports (3.2 Gen 2 at up to ...

The Apple Store prominently features just one new USB-C Magic Keyboard: the model with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad. This has led to a lot of initial confusion about whether the more compact model ...

Included in the package is a long USB-C to USB-A cable that can be connected to the USB-C port behind the keyboard. It will take approximately 2.5 hours for the Block to charge completely. OLED ...

A custom mechanical keyboard deserves a sick USB cable to go along with it. Coiled or double-sleeved, or just plain funky, we've picked the best ones to spice up your keyboard.

The included cable is a USB 3.0 type A to USB type C one. I tried some cables with USB-C at both ends, but that often didn't work. Notably, Thunderbolt-compatible cables connected to a Thunderbolt ...

My favorite ‘cool’ USB cable is USB-A to RJ45 with a Neutrik etherCON shroud, plugging into a locking chassis-mount etherCON port on the device. A little *CHONKY* for a mech keyboard, but ...