We’ve said it before, but it bears repeating: choosing a switch for your mechanical keyboard is hard. It’s probably the most challenging part of getting into the hobby. The only proper way around it is to try as many switches as possible. But not everyone has that...
Keyboard stabilizers are an essential, if often overlooked, part of a great mechanical keyboard. Switches and keycaps rightly get the most attention, as they have the biggest impact on how your keyboard feels to type on. But given how often we press stabilized keys...
The Bottom Line Skyloong’s GK61 Pro’s most eye-catching feature is its unique split-Spacebar-and-knob combination, a clever solution to the problem of squeezing a knob into a 60% design. But what we really like is the GK61 Pro’s QMK and Via support, freeing us from...
Mechanical keyboards are a dime a dozen these days, with a keyboard for almost any budget and set of preferences. But what if none of the readily-available options fit the bill precisely? Well, that’s when you should start looking out for the best custom keyboard....
One of the best things about mechanical keyboards is how customizable they are. While many are perfectly happy with using stock keyboards, there are a ton of keyboard mods you can perform to help change or improve the look, feel, and sound of your mechanical keyboard....
Lubing your switches is one of the best ways to take your mechanical keyboard experience to the next level. Lubed switches feel much smoother to type on and can often sound better than stock, unlubed ones. Most switches don't come pre-lubed from the factory, so...