It wasn’t that long ago when “real” gamers would shun wireless keyboards, complaining about latency and interference. Those days are gone, and you can get a gaming board just as capable in wireless ...

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Alogic rolled out its new Echelon wireless keyboard and mouse last week, offering a pair of sleek, solid, affordable and eminently practical input devices for Mac users. I swapped out a couple of ...

The HyperX Alloy Rise 75 Wireless is a fantastic keyboard that quickly became my favourite. As someone who has always used full-sized keyboards, this model stands out for its combination of style, ...

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The 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard C64 Edition hits the nostalgic notes while still boasting most of the features modern ...

Keychron launches new Q Ultra keyboard series with up to 660 hours of battery life with an 8K wireless polling rate, thanks to open source ZMK firmware. Also announces high-end luxury keyboards made ...

The Epomaker TH80 is one of Epomaker’s best-selling mechanical keyboards and has been through multiple iterations of changes and improvements. The latest release, the TH80 V2 Pro, offers new switch ...

You can use any old keyboard to play most PC games. But for better performance, more customization, and maybe even a little more fun, a keyboard designed specifically for games is a great investment.

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