ABS: This is the most common material for a keyboard’s original keycaps to be made in. ABS ... but less-expensive keycaps will typically have 90 percent of the quality for 50 percent of the price.

First, let's start with switches. A switch is the centerpiece of a mechanical keyboard. They sit under the keycaps and create the specific typing experience and sound of your keyboard, and they ...

Connectivity: USB, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz dongle / Keycaps: Dye-sub PBT / Hot-swappable: Yes / Available sizes: 65 percent, ... The LTC Nimbleback is a great, affordable 65 percent keyboard.

The Bakeneko60 is a minimalist 60 percent keyboard kit that fits nicely into an Apple-centric desk layout. Available in multiple colors, including Sky Blue, Pink, and “Whitish” (their name for ...

Drop’s new keycaps are its first to use DCX profile, an ambitious attempt by the company to compete with GMK. The medium-height, cylindrical, ABS, double-shot keycaps are aiming to be as high in ...

It gets more and more minimal from there. The smallest popular layout is the 60 percent keyboard, which removes the arrow keys, function row, numpad and navigation cluster.

This 75-percent keyboard has a polling rate of 1,000Hz, ... The $185 bare-bone model skips the switches and keycaps, leaving it entirely to you to populate it yourself.

If you want a keyboard that stands out without spending any extra money, this will do. Havit KB487L: Typing experience One of the more subjective advantages of PBT keycaps is a better, “rougher ...

The 75 percent Alienware Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard is much better than its bland name suggests, with high-quality PBT keycaps, smooth linear switches (which are hot-swappable), wonderfully ...