ASUS has announced the ROG Strix Flare, a full-sized mechanical keyboard that is as feature-rich as they come. For starters, the keyboard is available with four different Cherry MX RGB switch types, including red, blue, brown, or black. The MX RGB switches also provide more even lighting than the conventional Cherry ...
When it comes to keyboards, Razer’s probably better known for its Blackwidow line of products, which span the range from the more affordable Blackwidow X models to the super pricey Blackwidow Chroma V2. The company introduced something new with the Ornata and its mecha-membrane keys, but it hasn’t had ...
RGB lighting, glossy plastic, and ostentatious designs may appear to be the hallmarks of premium gaming keyboards today, but there’s also a growing awareness that a sizeable number of folks don’t want any of those things, even if they can afford it. Models like the HyperX Alloy FPS tap ...
I’ve always preferred tenkeyless keyboards (after all, they create more space and are generally easier to center, thus enabling better posture) over their full-sized counterparts, but I’ve had people tell me that the number pad is indispensable for them. The reasons are varied, ranging from quibbles over how keyboards ...
When it comes to gaming peripherals, the consensus among manufacturers seems to be that whoever can pack on the fanciest lighting effects wins. The highest-end products, and by implication those with the most features, best implementation, and generally better build quality, are often paired with retina-searing RGB LEDs that ...
This is an interesting one. Mecha-membrane promises to reduce fatigue and help you actuate faster. A lot faster, thanks to the mid-height keycaps. You can read the brochure of the tech here. I’ve spent about close to three weeks with the Razer Ornata Chroma keyboard and my conclusion is ...