Drop’s CTRL V2 has hot-swap sockets that are compatible with a wider variety of switches, an upgraded typing feel, and more programmability options thanks to QMK and VIA.

When viewed from above, there doesn’t seem to be a huge difference between the regular K60 and the Low Profile model. They have the same number of keys, packaged into a deck that’s the same ...

The keyboard's claim to fame is its low-profile magnetic switches. Zenaim claims to have been first to market with this type of switch, but today it has competition and they aren’t particularly ...

The $139 Logitech G515’s updated low-profile switches now feature a cross-style MX-compatible stem, improving the keyboard’s customizability. The $139 Logitech G515’s updated low-profile ...

The Ki-Board is a full-sized keyboard with a full number pad measuring 395 x 140 x 31.5mm. The board features "blue axis" mechanical keys with a clicky feel featuring an actuation force of 45g and ...

For a mere $9, I could have added the glowing stickers which are described both as glow-in-the-dark, or as highly reflective, depending on which paragraph you choose to read.

Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo) But the $900 set of caps I covet use the high-profile, or SA profile, of keycaps. They’re taller, and sculpted to, in my opinion, better catch your fingers.