I has been a bit of time since I have built a new custom keyboard of my own and I recently settled on building a NK65 from NovelKeys. The NK65 is a mostly pre-built 65% mechanical keyboard kit meant for … Continue reading NovelKeys NK65 Superuser Edition
My next mission on the keyboard front was to build a cheap kit sourced through Aliexpress. Reason for Aliexpress? Well Amazon Canada does not have a lot of options to building a keyboard besides really established names that I would … Continue reading Building My First Mechanical Keyboard – KBDIY TM680
I have been looking forward to reviewing this keyboard for some time. Not only is this only the second keyboard I own that has a knob installed but it’s also the first keyboard that I decided to have a speed … Continue reading Eclipse EC66 Triple-Mode RGB Mechanical Keyboard
You all know that I have been a pretty big fan of Keychron for their value. They started with the K1 low-profile mechanical keyboard on Kickstarter and have expanded to many many more models since. When they announced the second … Continue reading Keychron Q2 Mechanical Keyboard
I have been plunging through the vast wilderness of the mechanical keyboard world for budget and interesting models from different manufacturers. I have been eyeing a Ven Mini from Venatos since it’s launch and finally decided to take the plunge … Continue reading Venatos Ven Mini 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
This is the first non-mechanical keyboard I have picked up in a long time. I picked up the XPG Infarex K10 because Memory Express was having a $29.99 CAD sale on it and thought, why not? The K10 comes in … Continue reading Budget Boards: XPG Infarex K10 Gaming Keyboard
On the desk today we have the LTC Nimbleback NB681 65% mechanical keyboard. Many of you may not actually recognize the LTC name but you may recognize the Royal Kluge brand. They are essentially one in the same. LTC produces … Continue reading LTC Nimbleback NB681 65% Mechanical Keyboard
Magegee, no I have no idea how to pronounce that, has been slowly making a name for itself in the budget mechanical keyboard world and today we have the Star 61 to look at. It’s nearly my favourite form factor … Continue reading Budget Board: Magegee Star61 60% Mechanical Keyboard
So I’m always watching Amazon for a deal on a keyboard and I found this Gamenote 60% Mechanical keyboard for $32.99 (currently listed for 41.99). I was intrigued by the fact that not only did it have RGB backlighting (even … Continue reading Typing on a Budget: Gamenote 60% Mechanical Keyboard
I told you I had several keyboards to review. Here’s another from Keychron that’s near the top of my favourites. The Keychron K7 is basically the same as the K6 I reviewed previously but in a low profile form factor. … Continue reading Keychron K7 Low-Profile Hot-Swap Mechanical Keyboard
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