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The Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 hides surprising versatility and value for money in its unassuming 60% form factor
The Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 offers a compelling value proposition in the 60% magnetic gaming keyboard market, priced competitively against rivals like the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini. It features useful customization options such as Smart Tap and Tap Lock, along with light and fast magnetic switches, though some minor issues like spacebar crunch and a less premium casing are present.
This gaming keyboard has a full Stream Deck attached, and it's just taken it first ever price cut
The Corsair Galleon 100 SD gaming keyboard, featuring an integrated 12-button Stream Deck, has received its first price cut, dropping from $349.99 to $299.99 at Best Buy. This TKL keyboard offers extensive customization for both gaming and productivity, with the integrated Stream Deck providing functionality similar to the Stream Deck Plus.
Logitech's new keyboard struggles to back up its clacky bark with bite
The Logitech G316 X gaming keyboard, intended to be an affordable yet quality peripheral, disappoints due to its stiff and non-tactile key switches, despite offering nice lighting and a clacky sound. While the switches are hot-swappable, the overall keypress experience, particularly for gaming in titles like Counter-Strike 2, is negatively impacted, making it a difficult recommendation at its $120 price point.
Looking to finally upgrade to a serious gaming keyboard? Asus' high-powered mechanical keyboard is finally below…
Asus' ROG Strix Scope II X gaming keyboard is available for $95.99 on Amazon, marking its first time below the $99.99 price point as part of Prime Day deals. This wired mechanical keyboard offers a durable and responsive gaming experience, with other models from the Asus ROG Strix Scope II series also seeing discounts.
Logitech G316 X review - a budget gaming keyboard that's loud and proud
The Logitech G316 X is a budget-friendly gaming keyboard that offers a fast 8kHz polling rate, hot-swappable switches, and customizable RGB lighting with a unique dot-matrix display. While it boasts a solid build and reliable performance, its stiff and loud key action, along with a quirky design, may not appeal to all users. Priced at $119.99, it occupies a middle ground between entry-level and premium options.
We've tested over 70 gaming gadgets so far this year but Prime Day is going to hit these 16 accessories hardest
This article identifies 16 gaming accessories expected to see significant discounts during Prime Day, based on testing over 70 gadgets this year. It highlights categories like keyboards, controllers, and laptops, and mentions potential deals for the Nintendo Switch and PC platforms, with a nod to upcoming Switch 2 accessories.
MSI's new Strike Alloy has almost every gaming keyboard buzzword thrown at it, with TMR, 8k, and rapid trigger, and…
MSI unveiled its new Strike Alloy gaming keyboard at Computex 2026, featuring advanced technologies like TMR switches, 8,000 Hz polling rate, and rapid trigger. The keyboard demonstrated its durability by functioning underwater, though pricing and release date remain unannounced.
The best quiet gaming keyboard we've tried is getting a smaller TKL version this year
Be Quiet! is releasing a smaller TKL version of its highly-rated quiet gaming keyboard, the Light Mount, expected in August. The company also announced the Mousepad XL and showcased the Pure Base 803 PC case at Computex. The original Light Mount keyboard features sound-dampening foam, factory-lubricated switches, and per-key RGB lighting.
Wooting's big knob is much more than a volume dial, set to arrive later this year for 80 HE
Wooting is set to release the Lekker Knob large accessory for its 80 HE analogue gaming keyboard later this year. This knob replaces navigation keys and offers advanced programming options beyond simple volume control, including relative, absolute, zoned, and analog inputs. The company is also exploring experimental uses like racing game steering input and plans to release a smaller, single-key version for other keyboards in the future.
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Cherry XTRFY has launched its first gaming keyboard featuring 8K polling rate and ultra-wideband technology. The keyboard utilizes a more compact 70-percent layout, offering a streamlined design for gamers.
If you thought the price of previous ROG Azoth keyboards was bad, the 20th anniversary one is going to give you a heart attack - but the undeniable quality of this keyboard range is present in every keystroke
The Asus ROG Azoth Extreme Edition 20 is a premium gaming keyboard celebrating 20 years of the ROG brand, featuring a luxurious build quality, customizable features, and a high price point of $599.99. While offering an exceptional typing feel and robust construction, its light actuation can lead to mis-presses, and the high cost makes it a niche product for dedicated fans.
Hardware Reviews
Reviews for new hardware highlight a new handheld gaming PC that sets a high standard for the category. Additionally, the CHERRY XTRFY MX 10.1 WIRELESS Gaming Keyboard is reviewed, noting its features and performance.
MelGeek's Centauri 80 makes the space geek in me happy but my wallet very sad
The MelGeek Centauri 80 is a visually striking gaming keyboard with a strong space theme, featuring an OLED touchscreen and premium build quality. While its aesthetic and performance, including rapid trigger functionality, are impressive, its high price point and transparent keycaps that can be difficult to read in low light make it a niche product recommended only for dedicated enthusiasts.
The Logitech G512 X isn't an enthusiast's magnetic keyboard, but it could makes sense for beginners
The Logitech G512 X gaming keyboard offers a compelling option for beginners with its hot-swappable TMR switches and comfortable typing experience, despite not being a fully magnetic analog keyboard. While it features a unique implementation of magnetic switches on the left side and mechanical switches elsewhere, it provides a flexible and customizable experience at a competitive price point compared to more premium options.
Top 10 hot summer gaming tech for 2026 - headsets, controllers, and more
This article highlights top gaming technology accessories for summer 2026, focusing on peripherals like headsets, controllers, mice, keyboards, monitors, and chairs. It notes that while core components remain expensive, these accessories offer desirable upgrades without significant price hikes due to memory shortages. Featured items include collaborations with brands like Pokémon and Blackpink, alongside high-performance tech from SteelSeries, Logitech, Razer, and Turtle Beach.
EPOMAKER HE108 Duel 8K Review – Incredible Gaming Performance, But Something Feels Missing | Invision Game
The EPOMAKER HE108 Duel 8K is a technically impressive gaming keyboard offering exceptional performance with Hall Effect switches, Rapid Trigger, and an 8K polling rate at an affordable price. While its gaming responsiveness and RGB lighting are highlights, the typing acoustics and ABS construction prevent it from achieving true enthusiast-level greatness.
I've spent the past month testing Keychron's concrete keeb and it's absolutely brilliant, with one small…
Hardware writer Andy Edser reviews the Keychron K2 HE Concrete Edition gaming keyboard, praising its exceptional build quality, satisfying keycaps, and the stability provided by its heavy concrete shell. Despite a high price tag and a color scheme that doesn't match his setup, Edser concludes it's one of the best keyboards he has ever used.
I paired three keyboards with the $99 Stream Deck Neo to see if Corsair's $350 Galleon 100 SD is actually worth it
This review compares the Corsair Galleon 100 SD keyboard with a combination of a Stream Deck Neo and other gaming keyboards, evaluating its $350 price point. While the Galleon 100 SD offers a comprehensive command center with a superior display and more macro keys, its high cost and fixed positioning make it less appealing than alternative setups for competitive players or those needing a num-pad.
Logitech's new gaming keyboard lets you hot swap analog and mechanical switches
Logitech has announced the G512 X, its first gaming keyboard featuring hot-swappable analog TMR switches and mechanical switches. The keyboard allows users to customize their input with 39 swappable locations, supporting both analog functions for precise control and standard mechanical switches for typing feel. It will be available in 75% and 98% form factors starting May 2, with prices ranging from $179.99 to $219.99.
The G512 X is Logitech’s most advanced and customizable gaming keyboard yet
Logitech has launched the G512 X, its most advanced and customizable gaming keyboard to date, featuring rapid triggers, analog switches, and TMR sensors. Available in 75% and 98% layouts, it supports both mechanical and magnetic analog switches, offering extensive customization options for competitive gamers. The keyboard boasts an 8K polling rate for ultra-low input times and includes features like dual dials and an RGB lightbar, with prices starting at $180.