Anyone who has used a Mac might be surprised by how light and flimsy Apple’s Magic keyboards feel. One of the world’s best-known computer brands is a byword for high quality, but Apple’s keyboards and ...

The Lemokey L3 offers a lot of what we love from a Keychron board, such as top-notch build quality and customization, and even makes a few nods to gamers with 2.4GHz wireless and some extra ...

The $79 K2 has long been one of Keychron’s bestselling mechanical keyboards. As with all of the company’s K-line boards, it offers a relatively no-frills experience but provides all of the advantages ...

Mechanical keyboards are everywhere these days, and there’s a larger variety now than ever before. If you’re looking to pick one up but want to look beyond the most common layouts and types, read on.

Cheaper ergonomic keyboards exist, but not by much—and not with the Keychron Q11’s level of customization and more premium materials. It feels good to type on, and its 75-percent size deftly balances ...

Foldable keyboards have awkward button placement due to their hinges, leading to typos. Typing on a foldable keyboard feels particularly challenging when you regularly switch back and forth with a non ...