“Why the heck do I need a mechanical keyboard?” Is a question I asked when informed of the existence of them. The nature of the beast that are mechanical keyboard switches is that they can consume and flip even the most stalwart skeptic in an instant. In an age where the instant gratification monkey runs … Read more
Workspace Mechanical Keyboard Market Research Survey Results (390 Responses) Quick overview Here are the results from the Workspace Mechanical Keyboard Survey. We got 390 responses. I’ve left it open for quite a long time but I think we have a solid amount of data to work with and move forward with planning out what the … Read more
Once youβve wrapped your head around ANSI vs ISO, itβs pretty normal to start noticing other layouts in photos and builds and think, βWait, what is that?β There are a few alternatives that show up a lot in the hobby, and most of them exist for practical reasons like language input, comfort, or workflow (though … Read more
Switch discussions in the mechanical keyboard space tend to move in small waves. Certain switches get talked about more for a while, others fade into the background, and some quietly stick around longer than expected. Going into 2026, there are a few patterns that keep showing up across Reddit threads, build posts, and sales summaries. … Read more
Absolutely brilliant build quality and a scarcely-matched typing experience out of the box for an astonishingly generous price -me (Christmas time, 2024) Just holding it, the 3 mode Kemove K87 feels remarkably solid and sturdy for a plastic case keyboard. And that is usually a good sign that there is some serious quality & features … Read more
My first though was “Dang this has a screen!?” I’m a huge fan of aluminum casing but this plastic casing keyboard from Epomaker- their Dynatab 75X really gives my aluminium boards a run for their money in terms of the typing experience. The actuation is super light and silky with some subtle variation in terms … Read more
A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to review the uniquely styled Leobog K81 and was quite impressed with the board. Leobog have reached out again, this time with their Hi-75 board. While the K81 featured a thick plastic frame, this board features a weighty powder coated aluminum housing, giving the board a similarly … Read more
A few weeks ago Cerakey reached out to me and offered me the chance to test some of their V2 Ceramic Keycaps. Well now they are here, and I’m writing my review on them as we speak. One of the main things that stands out is how cool (literally) the keycaps are as they are … Read more
