Dimensions: 450 x 140 x 40 mm Weight: 1123 grams (keyboard) What's in the Box: Ducky One 3 Aura Keyboard, 11 alternative PBT keycaps, Keycap puller, Switch puller, Quick start guide, Stickers ...

On one hand, I praise the lack of software making this a truly plug-and-play device without any bloat, but this also means there's no way to turn these lights off.

So much of finding the right mechanical keyboard comes down to preference, and for me, the MX LP 2.1 ticks most boxes--especially regarding mechanical switches, overall design, and gaming performance.

No gaming keyboard would be complete without RGB lighting, and that's one place the MX 8.2 shines (pun intended). You can customize the backlight for every key and there are several different lighting ...

The Ducky One X is $179/£180, which is on the cheaper end of the market for competitive keyboards, though $40 more than our current top rated Hall effect keyboard, the Keychron K2 HE.

This is the keyboard I use each and every day. It's a compact beauty, that feels great to the typing touch, but one that can also form the base for all your enthusiast keeb desires.

I’ve been waiting for Razer or one of its competitors to make a wireless Tartarus for over a decade. At one point I even drilled a hole in my desktop just so I wouldn’t have to look at that ...