If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your setup, the Epomaker x Aula F75 Mechanical Keyboard just got a tempting price cut ...

The Corsair K70 PRO RGB is a gaming keyboard that features OPX linear switches, which offer fast and tactile optical-mechanical technology. The actuation distance is only 1 millimeter and the travel ...

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Discover CORSAIR's groundbreaking entry into compact gaming keyboards with the K65 RGB MINI. This video explores the features ...

Mechanical keyboards are now an essential part of any gaming setup. Among the endless choices, find the ideal mechanical keyboard for your rig. Updated on May 21, 2024, by Adam Corsetti: There is no ...

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RGB keyboards are the sports cars of the keyboard world. You don’t need one, but they are sure nice to have. These LED-backlit keyboards generate custom colors by projecting simultaneous combinations ...

The Sharkoon SKILLER SGK36 Wireless RGB Gaming Keyboard is designed to offer gamers a seamless and immersive experience. With its full 3-block layout, floating keys, and customizable RGB illumination, ...

This tenkeyless gaming keyboard finds fresh use for its media knob.

Well, that’s where the Corsair K55 CORE RGB comes into play, a membrane gaming keyboard that comes in at just £39.98 on Amazon, making it very appealing for those who want to get some new Corsair ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. The 60% form factor keyboard has evolved from the ...

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