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Razer BlackWidow Tournament Edition Chroma Review
The Razer BlackWidow Tournament Edition Chroma is a solid portable gaming keyboard that will catch your eye with its customizable backlighting.
Roccat Ryos TKL Pro Review
Roccat's abbreviated version of the Ryos is a premium mechanical keyboard that comes with a choice of all major switch types and some sophisticated (if in places, overengineered) software.
Microsoft Universal Foldable Keyboard Review
The Microsoft Universal Foldable Keyboard is attractive and extremely portable, but a large split down the middle could make it difficult for some to use.
Topre Type Heaven ZA0100 Review
The Topre Type Heaven ZA0100 keyboard offers an uncluttered design and comfortable typing, but the high price and lack of features means you'll need to put comfort at a premium.
Cherry MX-Board 3.0 G80-3850 Review
The Cherry MX-Board 3.0 G80-3850 is about as no-frills a design as you can get, but beneath the bland exterior is a well-made, general-use mechanical keyboard.
Zagg Pocket Keyboard Review
The Zagg Pocket Keyboard's portable, standalone design can boost your smartphone productivity, but you should check out keyboard cases if you like to type on your tablet while you're out and about.
Das Keyboard 4C Ultimate (Greetech Brown) Review
The space-saving Das Keyboard 4C Ultimate combines the best and the worst aspects of the premier line of mechanical keyboards, blending top performance with anemic features and a too-high price.
Corsair Gaming K65 RGB Review
This mechanical, tenkeyless keyboard is a gaming winner for those short on space. Its software lets you assign complex macros and elaborate lighting effects to any key, and gives you supreme control over game-specific profiles, too. It's worth the hefty outlay if you commit to harnessing it.
Corsair K70 RGB Review
The Corsair K70 RGB is a very well-made keyboard with an impressive array of customizable features and dazzling backlighting options.
Corsair K95 RGB Review
The Corsair K95 RGB improves upon one of the best mechanical gaming keyboards out there, with greater customization and a rainbow of colors.
Logitech Keys-to-Go Review
Though lightweight and durable, the Logitech Keys-to-Go standalone Bluetooth keyboard's lacking tactile feedback can make for inaccurate typing.
Logitech G910 Orion Spark Review
Serious gamers will love the customizable features of the Logitech G910 Orion Spark. But if you're using this keyboard for anything besides gaming, the asymmetrical key layout might not be ideal.
Google Nexus 9 Keyboard Folio Review
The official keyboard case for the Google Nexus 9 tablet offers a good-feeling keys, but it has some design flaws, and is very expensive.
Cooler Master Quick Fire Rapid-i Review
The CM Storm Quick Fire Rapid-i is a well-built, travel-friendly mechanical gaming keyboard with some interesting illuminated effects, and you don't need any extra software to use it.
Mad Catz S.T.R.I.K.E. TE Review
The S.T.R.I.K.E. TE is the first mechanical gaming keyboard from Mad Catz, and it's a big improvement over the company's previous keyboards, but there are still a couple of features that fall flat.
Logitech K480 Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard Review
Logitech's K480 Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard lets you connect a computer, your phone, and tablet, all of which could be using different platforms, to a single keyboard—with solid results.
Microsoft All-in-One Media Keyboard Review
The wireless Microsoft All-in-One Media Keyboard lets you easily stream music and other content from a home-theater or living-room PC from the comfort of the sofa.
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400r Review
The Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400r is a good choice if you want to control a home-theater or living-room PC from your sofa
Mad Catz S.T.R.I.K.E. M Wireless Keyboard Review
If you want a catch-all input device for your HDTV-connected Android device or PC (on which you don't plan to type entire tomes), the Mad Catz S.T.R.I.K.E. M is a solid pick.
Rosewill RGB80 Review
With a low price, flashy backlighting, and Cherry MX Blue switches, the RGB80 is a curious mixture of a keyboard that may or may not work for you, but will impress those wedded to clackety mechanical keys and bright lights.
