From basic functionality to ergonomic designs and enthusiast-level features, here’s a look at the keyboards that power our daily gaming experiences.

NuPhy came up a lot. So did Keychron. The Apple Magic Keyboard has its stalwarts. The Kinesis Freestyle split is surprisingly ...

I'm running a bit low on ideas, so I'll introduce the keyboard I've probably been using as my main for over three ...

The EPOMAKER Split70 review explores its split design, smooth mechanical switches, wireless connectivity, and smart features, ...

The Super Mouse is a wired PC mouse from Arctic Fox Technologies that combines a 3.1-inch touchscreen, two programmable Hyper ...

Arctic Fox has packed everything but the proverbial kitchen sink into its Super Mouse. Its 3.1-inch touchscreen can be used ...

Keybytes is an open-source modular keyboard with magnetic keys, a RISC-V chip in each key, and a $900 full-size estimate.

The Vantex V1 split mechanical keyboard has a 45mm central touchpad and starts at $129 for the wired model or $159 for ...

The Vantex V1 is a new mechanical keyboard project that recently launched on Kickstarter. It takes the columnar stagger ...

The V1 pairs a split mechanical layout with a touchpad between the key sections. Its wireless version starts at $159, but ...

Compact 60-key mechanical keyboard with built-in touchpad hits Kickstarter — offering early backers a $130 discount before launch ...