Lights! Lights! Lights! Shiny! Shiny! Shiny! If you woke up today and it seemed extra-bright outside, it’s probably because Logitech unveiled its G910 Orion Spark keyboard this morning. Like so many ...

When it comes to keyboards, there's no middle ground. People are particular about the look and feel of their keyboards or they don't care at all. I know plenty of people who are completely happy with ...

Vinyl records continue to sell, not because millions of people are longing for the past, but because of the specific experience that music stamped on wax provides. Utility of all kinds can still be ...

The K4 Pro mechanical keyboard from Keychron has a 96% layout which includes a full numeric keypad and media keys. The latest keyboard to turn up on my desk for review is Keychron’s K4 Pro, a ...

It'd been a long time since I'd worked on a proper keyboard. As a freelancer who spends most of his time working out of cafes and coworking spaces, I'd become used to my laptop's built-in keys. The ...

Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...

The Mchose UT98 is an excellent and fully featured mechanical keyboard that thankfully doesn't feel like your typical bulky full-size typing tool. The 2025 keyboard market is extremely saturated, with ...

Mechanical keyboards may seem like they've only been around for the past several years or so. In reality, their lineage goes back multiple decades, to early consumer PC icons like IBM's Model M ...

Mechanical keyboards — in which every key uses an individual physical switch to send information to your computer rather than activating a contact on a membrane as in a modern laptop keyboard — have ...

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Most people today type on computers using membrane keyboards, which have a rubber dome under each key, and feel sort of squishy when pressed. But a growing number of people — especially gamers and ...