When it comes to keyboards, mechanical keyboards tend to get all of the attention and love. And sure, I can’t fault anyone for that. I mean, the tactile feel of a mechanical is certainly sublime. However, if you want something that’s quieter, has a similar feel to your laptop keyboard, or just want something more affordable, that’s right where the Logitech K380 can fit in.
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Keyboard chronicles: What does a Keychron K1 do for you?
The Keychron K1 is a mechanical keyboard with a few differences that make it unique.
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Introducing the Glorious GMMK Pro Modular Mechanical Keyboard
Now, you might be wondering what it is I’m talking about, given that header image up there. Yes, the Glorious GMMK Pro is indeed a new keyboard hitting the scene. But unlike other keyboards we’ve covered, this one is not ready-to-type right out of the box – you’ve got some work to do with this.
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Get flashy and clacky with the Corsair K60 RGB PRO
There is no doubt about it – we here at Knapsack like our keyboards. While John and Victor already knew the joys of a mechanical keyboard, I wasn’t quite sold on it – at least, until I tested ones from Das Keyboard and Vortex. One of these days, something that lights up is on my radar to test drive, which is why this new Corsair K60 RGB PRO caught my eye.
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The Keychron K3 – slim, mechanical, and RGB
I mean, really, what’s not to like? Now that I’ve gotten acclimated to a 10-keyless (read: more compact) keyboard what they’ve got going on with the Keychron K3 really seems like a very solid next step.
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Extended capability courtesy of Kolude KD-K1
You may have noticed that we have had a lot of keyboard coverage lately. I can’t speak for all of the other authors, but for me, it’s because I’ve been paying a lot more attention to the keyboards out on the market. Prior to, say, 6 months ago, I really just used what was issued to me. Now, I’m becoming a bit more discerning. One of the more recent interesting boards I’ve run across is the Kolude KD-K1.
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Now Funding: the Ajazz K620T Mechanical Keyboard
We here at Knapsack are big fans of mechanical keyboards, solely for the tactile feedback you get from the keys as you type. These sorts of keyboards have come a long way since their early roots, and can do all sorts of fun things. One the more recent compact boards we’ve seen pop up is the Ajazz K620T.
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Moonlander Mark I keyboard – typing on the moon
We write about keyboards a lot. That’s because it’s the primary interface between the user and the computer. Keyboards are personal. Everyone from Joanna Stern at the WSJ to movie director Taika Waititi has complained about them. The ZSA Moonlander has a different approach to the keyboard.
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Logitech unleashes MX Master 3 for Mac and iPadOS, and MX Keys keyboards, too
Logitech, makers of keyboards and mice among other things, want you to know that they have a mouse and keyboard just for iPad and Mac users.
The mouse is based on the popular MX Master 3, but has firmware optimized for Mac and iPadOS, and is now available in Space Gray (formerly in light gray or black only).
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Working in a compact space with the Vortexgear New 75
In my last keyboard review (here), I mentioned how enamored I had become of typing with a keyboard that featured mechanical switches under the keycaps. That one was definitely full-size, complete with the 10-key over on the right. Well, what if you don’t want the 10-key, or you simply need a more compact solution for a smaller space? Then something like the Vortexgear New 75 is worth a look.
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