Why Do Gamers Tilt Their Keyboards -Keyboard FAQs
For FPS fans, tilting one’s keyboard is pretty much the norm. However, for those who are new to FPS esports or those who are coming from other Esports genres such …
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Complete Guide to HyperX Switches
The mechanical gaming keyboard industry has been evolving throughout the years. Many brands that previously relied on Cherry MX switches have since employed other keyboard switches or have manufactured their …
Are 60% Keyboards Good for Gaming?
The layout of the keyboard determines what functions you will be using daily. Therefore in picking out a keyboard, the format is one of the most important things to consider. …
Are Arisu/Alice Keyboards Good for Gaming?
The Alice Layout has risen in popularity due to the designer Yuk Tsi providing free files for an acrylic version of the Alice available online. Yuk Tsi releasing the design …
Are Gigaware Keyboards Good?
Anyone who has tried to search for the most affordable mechanical keyboard has surely heard of Gigaware. They have been in the mechanical keyboard scene for a very long time …
EVGA Brand Review – Do They Make High-Quality Keyboards?
EVGA is easily one of the most recognizable brands in the PC parts industry. They are well-known for producing high-quality graphics cards in partnership with NVIDIA, motherboards, power supplies, CPU …
Are Alienware Brand Review – Do They Make High-Quality Keyboards?
Many well-known computer brands/manufacturers have attempted to make high-quality gaming keyboards for professional Esports players, casual gamers, and keyboard enthusiasts. However, only a few brands have been able to stand …
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; …
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. …