That's what Ducky claims at its Computex 2024 booth, anyways, where it's showing off the "world's first" inductive keyboard, the Ducky OneX. It's built with Cherry's new Multipoint switches ...

There are a range of different keyboard switches on the market, here's a look at the differences between magnetic and mechanical switches. If you're in the market for one of the best gaming ...

Alternatively, some would rather take apart an existing keyboard to improve upon it, replacing keycaps or even the switches underneath to better suit their needs. If you're one such person hoping ...

The next big thing in mechanical keyboards is magnetic switches. Mechanical keyboards quickly went from a niche product to mainstream during the pandemic, as everybody was looking to upgrade their ...

Cherry’s new pre-lubed switches are great…if only the keyboard they were in was as good. You’d be better off buying them on their own and installing them in a ...

Cherry has been producing the world's most popular mechanical keyboard switches for decades now, with its Cherry MX switches being the defacto standard against which nearly all others are measured.

But getting into the world of mechanical keyboards can be overwhelming. Between switch types, mounting methods, materials, and the countless supporting modifications you can do, there's a lot to ...

No need to spend hours and hours lubing switches, they are good to go off the pack! Meletrix has made its name on developing high-quality yet accessibly-priced custom mechanical keyboards.

From the first few key presses, Cherry's £80/$90 KC 200 MX mechanical keyboard ably demonstrates the genius of the German firm's new MX2A switches - while being a fascinating but not faultless ...

It’s super clicky since the keyboard is outfitted with Kalih Box White Switches V2. Unlike with Cherry MX browns or reds which are silent, these mechanical keyboard switches give off a loud ...

At its most basic, building a custom keyboard involves buying a case, printed circuit board (PCB), plate, mechanical switches and keycaps, and then assembling all those parts together to make ...

These keyboards work using physical switches, which feel and sound different than normal membrane keyboards. But not all mechanical keyboards use the same type of switches, which means that any ...