Brush: I have had a pop-up brush ($7) for a few years, and it’s perfect for sweeping debris out of your keyboard, but you can use any soft-bristled brush you have at home (a toothbrush or a 1.5 ...

Unsplash If your keyboard just isn't doing anything when you type on it, that's a problem. Fortunately, though, it's often a problem that's relatively easy to fix. You might need to turn it off ...

Cleaning your mechanical keyboard is surprisingly easy.This step is self-explanatory, sure, but it still needs to be stated. If you’ve got a wired keyboard, you’re going to want to unplug it ...

If you don't have compressed air or a keyboard-cleaning kit, there's one item you very likely have around the house that can help you spruce up your dirty keyboard: a toothbrush. It requires a bit ...

The methods for turning on a keyboard's backlighting can vary. In this guide, we'll discuss a few of the most common ways to switch on your keyboard light.

The most likely cause for your keyboard's sudden reversal is a surprisingly mundane one- a key macro. Depending on your computer's make, model, and OS, there may be a macro built into your ...

The most important part of any keycap set is to make sure the keycaps will fit your keyboard. If not, you’ll either be stuck not using the set at all, or mixing your brand-new keycaps with old ...

I like the Apple Magic Keyboard enough that I’ve figured out a way to use it with both of my computers at once. It’s a bit of a silly hack — but it requires no additional accessories and ...

With Apple’s Magic Keyboard, you’re essentially forced to keep your iPad and keyboard in this all-in-one laptop setup. Sure, you can easily detach it, but then you lose the ability to type.

What is a polling rate? Simply put, your keyboard’s polling rate is the speed at which your device sends information to your computer. Measured in Hertz (Hz), a 1,000Hz polling rate means that a ...