Whether you have a desktop set up at a desk in your home office or you work anywhere on your laptop, what you type on matters ...

Today we will be reviewing the Keychron K1 Low-Profile Mechanical Keyboard. The Keychron K1 is a low-profile keyboard, which ...

In-depth review video of K6 with Gateron reds, hot-swap, RGB, and alum case. The Keychron K6, a mechanical keyboard available for purchase on Kickstarter in March of 2020. We are very excited about ...

Mechanical keyboard brand Keychron has unveiled new products at CES2026, including luxury and special-edition keyboards mad ...

Keychron is breaking new ground with the Q Ultra series, the first mass-produced ZMK-based mechanical keyboards. These ...

The new Keychron Q2 wired keyboard is the most solid keyboard imaginable. It's a keyboard built for punishment and years of use. Lately, I’ve been exploring the world of mechanical keyboards. Amongst ...

The Keychron Q1 is a mechanical keyboard built for the enthusiast who wants to customize everything down to the switches while avoiding the mess of soldering keys. Mechanical keyboards appeal to a ...

It’s slim pickings out there if you’re looking for a low-profile mechanical keyboard. The height is actually more like 24mm when you take into account the rubber stoppers. Alejandro Medellin / Input ...

Mechanical keyboards probably aren’t the first option you think of when selecting a physical keyboard for your Apple iPad, due to many being used primarily for gaming on the desktop. But as the tablet ...

As I’ve been using the Keychron Q1, I keep thinking to myself: Where was this mechanical keyboard when I was first attempting to build my own? It’s by far one of the easiest DIY-optional mechanical ...

Despite an impressive technical achievement with hot-swap adjustable actuation and great new programming software, the Q1 HE’s lack of switch choices and game profile settings mean its appeal is ...

With new wireless options and an improved typing feel, the Q Max series keeps Keychron ahead of its competitors for high-end keyboards. So what’s left to do? Not a whole lot, frankly — I still ...