While I personally do love a mechanical keyboard that offers a hearty clack on every keypress, those I share my living space with aren't quite as into the rhythm of my percussive typing.

Look for RGB lighting or at least some kind of backlighting if you plan to use the keyboard in the dark, and media controls can be handy, too. You'll also need to decide between wired and wireless.

The Keychron Q14 Max is an Alice-layout mechanical keyboard with a flipped numpad. It's unusual, but perfect for the right ...

Asus' ROG Falcata keyboard splits down the middle to let you use just the WASD keys, but its ergonomic design opens up custom ...

Obviously, this is a wired board, so if you want a battery ... as $200 for the cream of the crop when it comes to boards. Keyboard lighting is a hugely personal preference. For every PC or Mac ...

The Epomaker HE68 packs a punch, especially for a keyboard that costs less than $60. It’s one of the best gaming keyboards ...

Wired keyboards and mice are better for gaming since ... The keys sound great, and it's shockingly light and compact. It supports Bluetooth and wired mode, up to three devices, and offers two ...

It's finally time to haul my verdict out of the shadows: though by no means silent, I'm definitely a fan of the sound-dampened clacks on Be Quiet's Light Mount. It lives up to its name in more ...

If you primarily work on a laptop, switching from the built-in keyboard to a wired or wireless keyboard ... popular with gamers since they tend to be light and fast to actuate.

If you primarily work on a laptop, switching from the built-in keyboard to a wired or wireless keyboard can be more comfortable and ergonomic while adding functionality like extra keys and ...