Low-profile keyboards are great for typing, offering larger, flatter keycaps for faster typing speeds. They come in all form factors, are lighter, and have wireless connectivity, perfect for any ...

Despite all the diversification in the mechanical keyboard world, even with low-profile mechanical keyboards becoming a more accessible option, the gaming community has still shunned them as a ...

The SM3 Slim is Satechi's first full-sized mechanical keyboard. Here's our review of the device which was announced at CES ...

Cherry has just launched its KW X ULP. This dynamic and ultra-slim mechanical keyboard uses the company’s award-winning Cherry MX Ultra Low Profile (ULP) mechanical switches for a superb typing ...

The stylish and low-profile Hexgears Immersion A5 mechanical keyboard is an ideal design for use ... [+] with macOS, although there is no macOS software available yet for customising the keys.

If you’ve got a nice mechanical keyboard, typing on anything else can often become an unpleasant experience. Unfortunately, full-sized versions are bulky and not ideal when you’re travelling ...

Looks like he got bit pretty hard by the DIY mechanical keyboard bug in his ... but [Gosse] turned it up a notch and made it as low-profile as he could — it’s 2cm thick with the keycaps ...

low-profile keyboard that should feel immediately familiar to both laptop and Apple users. Despite its thin frame, it’s a fully mechanical keyboard, complete with hot-swappable switches and all ...

The K3 Max is priced at RM501, and is offered in a single Black colourway. It is available for purchase at the Keychron ...

The best gaming keyboards are evolving. With Hall effect switches now a mainstay on the shelves, faster polling rates advertised outside of the core competitive market, and a number of custom ...

By general keyboard standards, its surface area is quite compact, with keys more or less extending to each edge, and it’s also quite low-profile – especially for a mechanical keyboard.