During the time in the 1980s when the personal computer was gaining steam as a household fixture, plenty of models shipped with the keyboard built in to the machine itself. This helped reduce costs, ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Sure, other mechanical keyboards let you swap out their keycaps and switches, but what if you want to ...

With easily customizable keycaps and switches increasingly common on mainstream keyboards, Drop is aiming to take things a step further with its new CSTM80. With easily customizable keycaps and ...

In-depth review video of K6 with Gateron reds, hot-swap, RGB, and alum case. The Keychron K6, a mechanical keyboard available ...

The new CSTM65 Keyboard from Drop is a compact 65% mechanical keyboard that aims to take customization to new heights thanks to its interchangeable magnetic case (available in polycarbonate or ...

There is no such thing as the “best” mechanical keyboard. You can find many of our favorites—mechanical or otherwise—in our Best Keyboards guide that suits various needs. These are great for people ...

Mechanical keyboards may seem like they've only been around for the past several years or so. In reality, their lineage goes back multiple decades, to early consumer PC icons like IBM's Model M ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. NuPhy is rapidly gaining a reputation for making some of ...

For some people, a computer keyboard is nothing more than a simple tool, worthy of little thought. For others, a good mechanical or gaming keyboard can elevate their typing experience to the sublime.