Have you been using your mechanical keyboard for a few years only for it to start experiencing double typing and keyboard chatter? Worry not, that’s a common issue that has been plaguing keyboards of various … Read more
You probably have noticed that some gamers tilt their keyboards to improve their gaming experience. Tilting the keyboard can help reduce strain on the wrist and allow for a more ergonomic position. Additionally, tilting the … 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
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
I’m a proud programmer myself and have been a keen advocate of mechanical keyboards. Needless to say, I’ve tried almost every brand on the planet. Razers, Logitechs, Keychron, and more niche brands like Ducky. Throughout … 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
Mechanical keyboards have turned into the defacto standard when it comes to a stellar typing experience. With that said though, they also come in various different shapes and sizes that have led to the rise … 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
Mechanical and Membrane keyboards are considered the de-facto standards when thinking of keyboards in general. While both of them share the same exterior (in one way or the other), there are a lot of differences … Read more
