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8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard (C64 Edition

I've been on a quest to find a gaming keyboard media key replacement, and like an incredibly nerdy anti-Goldilocks, I've found none of them are just right

By James Bentley published

Sound advice Crank it up!

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Sound advice
Higround Basecamp 75+ keyboard with retro blurry low-res keycaps

This keyboard looks like it's been plucked straight from Half-Life 1 with how well it replicates low-res classic game textures

By Jacob Fox published

News Gimme.

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News
An Asus ROG Azoth X gaming keyboard on a desk with wrist rest and lighting enabled.

Asus ROG Azoth X review

By Jacob Ridley published

Score: 60% The original Azoth with a fresh trim.

Score: 60%
Corsair MAKR 75 keyboard

Corsair MAKR 75 keyboard review

By Phil Iwaniuk published

Score: 70% Barebones keyboard kits hit the mainstream, for a price.

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Score: 70%
A Razer Basilisk Mobile gaming mouse and Razer Joro portable gaming keyboard on a blue background.

Razer Joro & Basilisk Mobile review

By Alex Blake published

Score: 55% How much would you sacrifice for portability?

Score: 55%
A Gamakay TK75HE gaming keyboard in white on a black and grey mouse pad with RGB lighting enabled.

Gamakay TK75HE V2 review

By Reece Bithrey published

Competition! A surprisingly excellent Hall effect option.

Competition!
GAMAKAY x NaughShark NS68 gaming keyboard on a desk.

Gamakay x NaughShark NS68 review

By Reece Bithrey published

Oh so cheap More than a surprising price tag.

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Oh so cheap
A Das Keyboard DeltaForce 65 gaming keyboard with Cherry MX switches and in camo colourway on a desk.

Das Keyboard DeltaForce 65 review

By Reece Bithrey published

Das Keeb Das does different.

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Das Keeb
Razer BlackWidow V4 75 barebones gaming keyboard

Razer's first barebones kit is a big win for keyboard nerds and is cheaper than Corsair's new one

By Jacob Fox published

News This could be the start of a healthy customisable gaming keyboard scene.

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News
A Lian Li prototype liquid cooler with a motorised screen attached.

Computex 2025 showed that innovation in PC hardware often involves sticking a screen on something but don't let that distract you from the genuine improvements underneath

By Jacob Ridley published

Computex Look past the frivolous screens on the showfloor and you'll find some genuine upgrades headed our way.

Computex
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