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At nearly 7 pounds, the AR87 is not only heavy, it's as close to a custom keyboard as you can get without buying a DIY kit. At $239, does it earn its keep?

Had your eye on a 60% keyboard? Razer is here with the Huntsman Mini. Does it compete with the popular Ducky One 2 Mini?

Looking for all the keys of a full-size keyboard in a compact form factor? The F96 from iQunix might be exactly what you've been waiting for.

Drop has just released new aluminum cases for its ALT and CTRL mechanical keyboards. Join us as we complete the upgrade and add a slick new set of keycaps!

Logitech is back with the G915 we've been waiting for: the Logitech G915 TKL. Retailing for $229, is it worth the premium price tag?

If you're ready to take your lighting to the next level, HyperX is here to help with their Double Shot PBT Pudding Keycaps. Read on for our full review.

RGB, macro keys, premium switches, programmability... these are the things hardcore gamers demand . The Cougar 700K EVO offers them all, but is it worth $119 in a crowded market? We take a closer look and find out.

The Dygma Raise may just be the coolest looking split keyboard on the market, but at nearly $300, is it worth the investment? Read on for our review.

Today's 60%-sized keyboard may not be a mainstream offering, but it is one that might, in its divinity, challenge the mold. This is our review of the Durgod Venus 60%

The mechanical keyboard world is deep, fascinating, and expensive. We take an inside look at keyboard culture and build the ultra-premium RAMA Works Koyu Haze

The last few years have seen the rise of mechanical keyboards beyond anything we could have imagined. eSports has pushed gamers right to the edge for every competitive advantage they can find. We even see companies creating their own switches allowing you to respond and react faster than ever before. Such is the case with the HyperX Alloy Origins Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and this is our review.

A great gaming keyboard isn't just about having "GAMING" stamped on the box. It's about the quality of that keyboard, how fast it responds, how well it's made, how it feels to use, and that in the heat of the moment, knowing that no part of that keyboard is going to fail. Today we have a real treat for you, straight out of the enthusiast world of mechanical keyboards and colliding with our gaming passion: the Massdrop ALT. This is a review you won't want to miss.