Another Day. Another Keyboard. Let’s do this! Since you recently read the review on the Keychron K12 I am going to skip the details on the basics on this one. Suffice to say that the Keychron K6 uses essentially the … Continue reading Keychron K6 Hot-Swap Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard
Look away if you don’t want to see another keyboard review because here comes another. Today we’re going to take a look at the Keychron K12 hot-swap mechanical keyboard. I have been a fan of Keychron ever since their original … Continue reading Keychron K12 Hot-Swap Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard
Yet another mechanical keyboard, I know. But here we are. Armed with a coupon supplied by McDonald’s Canada (not a sponsor, got it through a contest promotion) I was able to pick the HyperX Alloy Origins 60 mechanical keyboard for … Continue reading HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Mechanical Keyboard
Followers of this website know that I have a thing for mechanical keyboards. Well, it has been some time since I reviewed one here but let me assure you that I have many to share with you.
Today we’ll take a look at the Epomaker (Skyloong) SK71S. This is a very compact keyboard that manages to squish not only a 65% sized keyboard and a numpad that fits in almost the same real estate that is taking up for its sister keyboards the SK64S and the GK65XS (and their 61 key counterparts) that I also have lying around here somewhere.
I am always on the lookout for new mechanical keyboards and lately I have been getting more and more interested in sub 70% keyboards as space on the top of my desk is at a premium. I previously had a … Continue reading Epomaker SK64
Yep, another mechanical keyboard. At this point you are probably thinking this guy has a problem. And you’d probably be right. I love a good mechanical keyboard and the AKKO 3087SP Ocean Star is no exception. You probably have not … Continue reading AKKO 3087SP Ocean Star Tenkeyless Keyboard
As many of you know as readers of reviews on this website and listeners of the RBG Technobabble Podcast (shameless plug), I am a mechanical keyboard fanatic. Specifically mechanical keyboards that are more compact than full size like 90%, 80% and 60% keyboards. Well I have a stack of keyboards to review and I decided to start with this one as its my latest acquisition. Continue reading “G.Skill KM360 Tenkeyless Gaming Keyboard”
As you all know, if you have been reading this website for some time, I am a fan of mechanical keyboards. Rather than go down the list of my mechanical past as I often do lets just get to looking at the Keytron K1. Continue reading “Keytron K1”
It turns out, since my reunion with computers and gaming a few years ago with my first PC build in years, that I have become a bit of a snob when it comes to peripherals. Specifically the mice and keyboards that I use.
I used to be happy with the simple Logitech or Microsoft budget options. That was until I purchased a Cooler Master CM Storm TK+ with Cherry MX Brown switches. I found that keyboard to be the perfect mix of compact while still offering a numpad.
Well since then I have went through several keyboards including another TK+ with Cherry MX Blues, the very compact Drevo Gramr with Kaihl Browns, Turbot 87-Key with some kind of clone blue switch, Tesoro Tizona with Cherry MX Blacks, KBParadise V80 TKL with Cherry MX Blues and recently the Drevo Blademaster TK.
So that’s a lot of keyboards and I am convinced I have missed some. Regardless we are here today to talk about the Gamdias Hermes M3 RGB.
You guys know I have a thing for keyboards. Especially mechanical keyboards. And today is no different. Today we are going to take a look at a keyboard I picked up from Amazon during a Black Friday lightning deal. Continue reading “Drevo Gramr Mechanical Keyboard”
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