5 Good Alternatives to the KBD67 Lite
The KBD67 Lite was a massive game-changer in the custom keyboard market. It was the first keyboard that truly offered enthusiast-level features such as a gasket-mount design, south-facing switches, and …
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5 Good Reasons to Lube Your Keyboard
Sound and feel are some of the most appealing aspects of mechanical keyboards. With that, enthusiasts have developed ways of modifying their keyboards to improve their typing experience. One of …
Guide to Logitech G Gaming Keyboard Switches
Logitech G keyboards are the choice of some of the world’s top esports athletes because they provide performance, quality, and dependability. Logitech G keyboards used to feature Cherry MX switches; …
Are Full-Size Keyboards Good for Gaming?
Most gamers are comfortable using the full-size layout for a good reason. The full-sized mechanical keyboard (also called 100% form factor) is almost always the flagship product of many keyboard …
Macro Keyboards for Gaming
Gaming peripherals make or break your gaming experience. Gamers invest money into their equipment and gaming setup — and, because of the boom in the gaming industry in the past …
O-Ring Mod for Tray Mount Keyboards – Keyboard FAQs
Keyboard enthusiasts are always on the lookout to improve their keyboard’s typing experience. Many famous customization options, like the Tempest Tape Mod and PE Foam Mod, strive to enhance a …
Complete Guide to Outemu Switches
If you value the quality of barebones or the aesthetics of keycaps more, you can find yourself low on budget for an essential component, the mechanical switches. Without keyboard switches, …
Complete Guide to Cherry MX Switches
In the current limelight of mechanical switches, brands like Gateron, Kailh, JWK, Glorious, and Zealios invade the market scene. Due to their success among keyboard enthusiasts, most keycaps and keyboards …
Guide to OmniPoint Switches by SteelSeries
Most gamers and keyboard enthusiasts are already familiar with the various colored keyboard switches. Red is mostly designated for liner switches, brown for tactile switches, and blue for clicky switches. …