Ghosting has remained a common occurrence, especially on cheaper keyboards. You type one thing and look up to see an entirely different array of keys being pressed ever so often. With that said, do mechanical … Read more
Picture this – you’ve just opened your laptop after a long and grueling day, and connect your keyboard and mouse, only for you to wonder, would it be better if you just used the onboard … Read more
One of the most alluring features of a mechanical keyboard is the freedom to replace the switch with another one. You can just remove the currently connected switch and place a new one in order … Read more
Mechanical keyboards are typically believed to last longer than the rubber-dome keyboard, as it is built for heavy usage by professionals and uses high-quality materials. Usually, Mechanical Keyboards last several years, even decades (10+ years). … Read more
An 80% or more popularly known as Tenkeyless or TKL keyboard has only 10 keys less than a 100% keyboard, i.e. the number pad is completely eliminated. The primary objective of an 80% keyboard is … Read more
Backlit keyboards have turned into the defacto standard for any laptop that’s worth it’s salt. Otherwise, how else are you going to be churning out those long hours in the middle of the night when … Read more
The 75% keyboards are a good balance between full-sized keyboards and the 60% keyboard, and they have almost the same number of keys as a Tenkeyless (TKL) keyboard, with separate arrow keys and vertically placed … Read more
Mechanical keyboards are highly popular among gamers, avid coders, and other computer users who tend to spend hours and hours on their computers. The best part of mechanical keyboards is the ability to change the … Read more
We have discussed a lot about ergonomic chairs and desks in some of our previous articles, but there is a lot more to it when you have to work for longer hours. Everything related to … Read more
Lubing your keyboard is an integral part of the entire process of owning a mechanical keyboard. While it is not necessary, lubing allows you to make the most out of your switches and typing experience … Read more
