Epomaker RT100 PRO Mechanical Keyboard Review
Remember when I said that Epomaker’s newest keyboard, the RT98, was pushing a modular fantasy thanks to its ability in switching from a traditional right-handed keyboard to a left-handed keyboard (southpaw style)? Remember how I hoped Epomaker would push the modular fantasy further? I have good news for you, folks: Epomaker listened and has delivered with the RT100 PRO. I have been waiting for the...[Read More]
KiiBOOM Phantom98 LITE Mechanical Keyboard Review
KiiBOOM’s Phantom line of keyboards holds a special place in my heart because of their innovative aesthetic. They look stunning. They’re a great mid-range keyboard given their typical $200 pricetags. That said, $200 can be a barrier for gamers who want a keyboard that’s a smidge more affordable that also offers the classic KiiBOOM experience of a keyboard that just works right out of the box. Ente...[Read More]
Keychron K2 HE Wireless Magnetic Switch Custom Keyboard Review – Concrete Edition
Since falling down the rabbit hole that is the mechanical keyboard space, I’ve become increasingly interested in keyboards made of unique materials. I’ve spent quite a bit of time praising and using ceramic keycaps, but I know that they’re not for everyone because of their price point and hardness. Frankly, they’re hard to type on despite being delightfully cool to the touch. What if a keyboard wa...[Read More]
Epomaker Luma100 Mechanical Keyboard Review
Of the Epomaker keyboards I have reviewed over the past few years, there has been one key similarity bringing them all together: Their height. The Epomaker keyboards I’ve reviewed, as wild and varied as they have been in the aesthetic department, have had a consistent (and sometimes adjustable) height. Epomaker’s low profile keyboards have been out of reach from my hands until now. Epomaker’s Luma...[Read More]
Epomaker HE108 Keyboard Review
The hall effect (HE) keyboard space is overwhelmingly dominated by keyboard manufacturers competing to create the best 75% keyboard. There are some notable exceptions (like Wooting’s 60HE), but the fact remains that these keyboards are being artificially confined to smaller form factors. To date, the only full-sized HE keyboards I’ve seen have come from Wooting (with a large, but warranted, price ...[Read More]
Epomaker RT98 Mechanical Keyboard Review
When Epomaker refreshed its RT line of retro keyboards with 2025’s RT82, I was eager for them to revisit their larger RT-numbered keyboard to keep up with the times. As an owner and near-daily user of an RT100 (the OG keyboard-with-detachable-screen from Epomaker), where was the new model? Would the pogo-connector screen emerge once again in another keyboard? Survey says…yes! I just had to wait a ...[Read More]
Keychron Q6 Ultra 8K Mechanical Keyboard Review
Several months ago, a Redditor on /r/mechanicalkeyboards posted a new Keychron keyboard that was stumbled upon after perusing Best Buy’s website: The Q6 Ultra 8K. At that time, there was no mention of this keyboard on Keychron’s website, nor was it available at my local Best Buy (so I couldn’t see it for myself). Maybe Best Buy made an oopsie by making an unannounced keyboard available to the publ...[Read More]
Epomaker TH99 PRO Review
I’ve been generally happy with Epomaker’s keyboards over the past few years, but rarely have I said, “Wow, this is amazing to type on” like I did with their newest keyboard, the TH99 PRO. Then again, I don’t think I’ve reviewed a PRO keyboard from them, so I may have just been missing out. I digress, my first few minutes of taking the TH99 PRO out of the box, plugging it in, and tip tapping away s...[Read More]
AJAZZ AK680 Max Mechanical Keyboard Review
Last year I delved deeper into the arena of customizable mechanical keyboards, one I had primarily passed by in my years of gaming. The AJAZZ AK820 Max and the AJAZZ AK870 were two sides of a similar coin. Both had impressive lighting effects, responsive and satisfying keystrokes, and ease of use for whatever purpose they would be implemented for. When it was all said and done, the AK820 felt like...[Read More]
Cerakey Nada 65 Panda Mechanical Keyboard Review
Ceramic keycaps are a niche addition for one’s mechanical keyboard – an already niche product with a diehard and dedicated group of mechanical keyboard fans who desire little else other than have the perfect keyboard for their office space. I am one of many on an eternal quest for the thock, or the creamy deep sounds emitted by a mechanical keyboard. This quest is one I will probably be on for the...[Read More]
Ajazz AK870 Mechanical Keyboard Review
For the mechanical keyboard curious, Ajazz appears to be a company offering a wealth of products to ease users into the deep, complex world of keyboard customization. In my review of the Ajazz AK820 Max, I noted the keyboard’s simplistic design belied a canvas for easily swapping keys and switches that would potentially add splashes of color and varying sounds to achieve a person’s opt...[Read More]
Ajazz AK820 Max Mechanical Keyboard Review
For someone who has spent as much time as I have endlessly pressing keystrokes, you would have thought by now I wouldn’t be so unfamiliar with mechanical keyboards. But alas. The Ajazz AK820 Max is the first mechanical keyboard I have spent any meaningful time with. My assumption with the input method was that every keyboard of this type would noisily–yet satisfyingly–make a loud...[Read More]
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