you’re probably wondering what all the different types of mechanical keyboard switches are. What’s the difference between ...

Here's what you should know. A key switch is a small physical mechanism that sits under every key and tells your keyboard's PCB ("printed circuit board") when you've pushed something. It also ...

A physical keyboard that uses an individual spring and switch for each key. Today, only premium keyboards are built with key switches; however, they were also used in the past, such as in the ...

For that reason, we propose this standardized method to determine and compare keyboard height ... an open caliper against the bottom of the keyboard, and gently closing the caliper until it just ...

If you’re looking for something a bit more budget-priced that doesn’t skimp on performance, the Cherry Stream Desktop keyboard is a real winner. This Cherry SX scissor-switch keyboard provides ...

These “Void” switches are Hall-effect magnetic levitation numbers devised by keyboard connoisseur and designer [riskable]. Can you imagine how satisfying it is to clack on switches that ...

you'll want to turn to one of the best hot-swappable keyboards. These decks allow you to easily remove and replace the switches under your keycaps, so whether you prefer a lighter, clickier feel ...

A mechanical keyboard that uses infrared light and photoelectric switches to detect a key press. Keyboards with optical switches have a quicker reaction time than metal switches and have a longer ...

The Nuphy Air60 HE successfully brings magnetic switches to a low-profile keyboard. It’s a bit less effective due to its ...

Just when we thought the mechanical keyboards became boring with no innovation over the years, Keychron introduced the new Keychron Q1 HE with Hall effect switches. This is an interesting product ...