All articles tagged with #gaming keyboard
Originally Published 6 days ago — by The Verge
Corsair's Galleon 100 SD, announced at CES 2026, is a wired mechanical gaming keyboard that integrates a full Stream Deck Plus with 12 customizable buttons, a 5-inch IPS screen, and two rotary dials, offering a comprehensive streaming and gaming experience for $349.99, launching on January 29th.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IGN
The Alienware Pro Wireless Keyboard, designed with input from esports athletes, features a compact 75% layout, custom linear mechanical switches, and impressive RGB lighting. It offers a 2.4GHz wireless connection with up to 798 hours of battery life and Bluetooth connectivity for over 1,800 hours. The Alienware Command Center app allows for further customization, and the keyboard's responsiveness makes it ideal for gaming, providing a seamless and satisfying experience for competitive play.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Logitech has introduced the Pro X 60 Lightspeed, its first compact 60 percent wireless gaming keyboard aimed at professional gamers seeking portability. Priced at $179, it offers two GX optical switch types, three color options, and three connectivity choices. The keyboard features customizable key functions, supports RGB lighting, and boasts a 65-hour battery life. With quality-of-life features and a carry case, it caters to competitive gamers who value portability.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Engadget
Logitech has introduced the G Pro X 60, a compact wireless mechanical gaming keyboard with a 60 percent layout, available for pre-order at $179 in the US or €229 in Europe. It features Logitech’s GX Optical switches, a sturdy build, and various connectivity options. However, it lacks hot-swappable switches and analog functionality found in some competitors, making it face tough competition from other gaming keyboards in its price range.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by GameSpot
8BitDo has unveiled a new retro-themed mechanical keyboard inspired by the Commodore 64, featuring a tenkeyless design, wireless and wired connectivity options, hot-swappable PCB keys, and 87 keys in total. Priced at $110, it comes with a 2,000mAh battery offering 200 hours of use, and is compatible with Windows and Android. Additionally, it includes a detachable gamepad with customizable inputs, and 8BitDo's dedicated software allows for versatile customization. The company also offers Fami and NES-inspired keyboards for $90 each, all of which provide good value, durability, and portability.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Wooting, known for its Rapid Trigger feature, has launched the 80HE gaming keyboard with a new "Rappy Snappy" feature that enhances speed and responsiveness for gaming maneuvers. The 80HE offers an 80 percent layout, true 8KHz polling rate, adjustable actuation, and various customization options. Priced at $200 for the base PCR version and $300 for the zinc alloy version, Wooting is currently running a "Founders' Campaign" for preorders, with over 6,000 orders already placed and expecting to deliver the first batch in August.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
Keychron's gaming-focused sub-brand, Lemokey, has released its first wireless custom mechanical keyboard, the L3. The L3 features multipoint Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless for reduced latency, improved stabilizers, and a modular design. It offers a sturdy build with a larger footprint, a row of macro keys, and a knob on the left side. The keyboard is compatible with QMK/VIA open-source software for customization and has a long battery life. The Lemokey L3 is priced at $194 for the barebones version and $214 for the fully assembled option.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The US Sun
GameStop is currently offering a gaming keyboard and mouse bundle at a discounted price of $19.98, down from its original price of $49.99. The bundle includes a full-size wired gaming keyboard with RGB backlighting and a membrane Keys, as well as a mouse with programmable buttons and RGB lighting. The product has received positive reviews and shoppers have the option of same-day delivery, in-store pickup, or home shipping.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Razer's BlackWidow V4 75% keyboard offers a customizable and accessible entry into the keyboard hobby, featuring a hot-swap PCB, gasket-mounted FR4 plate, and factory-lubricated stabilizers. The keyboard's design and sound quality are praised, although the warranty becomes void if the keyboard is opened. The RGB lighting and gaming features are satisfactory, but not as advanced as some competitors. In terms of competition, the BlackWidow V4 is more affordable compared to models like the GMMK Pro, making it a clear winner in terms of value. Keychron offers budget-friendly options, while custom keyboards like the Drop Sense75 and Mode Sonnet provide more customization but at a higher price point.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Digital Trends
Asus has surprised with its new gaming keyboard, the ROG Strix Scope II 96. Priced at $180, it offers modern features like hot-swappable switches and three connection modes, along with excellent sound and feel thanks to the factory-lubricated ROG NX Snow switches and the use of silicon foam and dampening switch pads. While it may have some minor issues with keycaps and the Armoury Crate app, the Strix Scope II 96 stands out as a competitive option in the gaming keyboard market.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Engadget
Keychron, known for customizable keyboards, has launched its gaming division, Lemokey, with the crowdfunded L3 keyboard. The L3 features a tough, customizable aluminum body and supports a 2.4GHz wireless connection with a 1,000Hz polling rate. It offers three keycap color schemes, key remapping, and macro creation. The L3 can pair with up to three devices over Bluetooth 5.1 and has a wired option for low latency. The keyboard is expected to be delivered in October, with a starting price of $189 for the barebones kit. The L3 aims to strike a balance between personalization and performance for gamers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Verge
Keychron has launched the Lemokey L3, its first gaming-focused keyboard under the Lemokey subbrand. The L3 is a modified version of Keychron's Q3 Pro, featuring a 2.4GHz USB dongle for wireless connectivity with a 1,000Hz polling rate, providing a more responsive gaming experience. It also supports Bluetooth and USB connections, has programmable macro buttons and a volume dial, and comes with durable double-shot PBT keycaps. The L3 is available on Kickstarter, with prices starting at $209 for a fully assembled model. However, caution is advised when backing crowdfunding campaigns.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by PC Guide - For The Latest PC Hardware & Tech News
The Logitech G PRO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is currently on sale for 31% off on Amazon, allowing gamers to purchase this professional-grade keyboard for $89.69 instead of its original price of $129.99. With features such as GX Blue Click switches, an ultra-portable design, programmable RGB lighting, detachable micro USB, 3-step angle adjustment, and 12 programmable F-keys, this keyboard offers the agility, accuracy, and competitive edge that esports professionals seek. It is considered a top choice for both gaming and office use, and the current discount provides excellent value for its price.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
The Asus ROG Azoth is a gaming keyboard that offers a great typing experience and just about every feature you could ask for in a gaming keyboard. It has per-key RGB, tons of programmability, high-speed wireless connectivity, and great battery life. The design strikes a middle-ground between gaming prowess and functionality as a do-everything day-to-day keyboard. The Azoth uses a 75% layout, which means that it has a full function row and arrow keys, as well as a column of navigation and editing buttons along the right side. At $249, it’s a very solid buy.