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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.

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.

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.

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.

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Ducky's Year of the Snake edition keyboard

Ducky's year of the snake keyboard is my favourite shown off at Computex so far, and it's limited to just 2025 units

By James Bentley published

Computex It's much prettier than 2013's year of the snake model.

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Cherry Keyboard switches

Cherry debuts new mechanical, magnetic, and inductive switches with a whole new naming scheme to match

By Hope Corrigan published

news The Honey, Blossom, and Falcon are the new mechanical switches in Cherry's arsenal.

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Corsair's MAKR 75 as seen on the showfloor at Computex 2025. Some of the keycaps have been removed to expose the Corsair switches underneath. The customisable keyboard has the rotary dial module installed in the top right-hand corner of the keyboard.

Corsair introduces do-it-yourself gaming keyboard MAKR 75, and says 'hello' to a new era of web-based peripheral customization

By Jess Kinghorn published

Computex Say 'so long' to iCue.

Computex
Custom keycaps from KeyTok in their respective cases, depicting the stylised heads of Godzilla, and Mechagodzilla

These Godzilla and Mechagodzilla custom keycaps stopped me dead in my tracks, like a nuclear lizard caught in a headlock from an oversized monkey

By Andy Edser published

Computex Rawrr-some.

Computex
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