Years ago, all the keyboards I bought had macro keys that could be used for gaming or other functions, but I never really took full advantage of them. Since then, the trend has been for smaller keyboards. Ditching the number pad and other keys. It is not a trend I have followed. I write a…
Having recently taken on a job working in an office, I have been looking for the best mechanical keyboards that won’t irritate my colleagues. As I have spent the last 5+ years working from home and writing for a living, I have grown to realise the importance of a good keyboard. It doesn’t have to…
In the realm of computer peripherals, keyboards often steal the limelight for their quintessential role in interfacing with digital worlds. Amongst the various types of keyboards, the ongoing debate between Scissor Switch and Butterfly keyboards has caught the industry’s attention. Both designs come with their distinct set of advantages and downsides, but which is the…
I have previously reviewed some fantastic compact keyboards, including the Cherry MX 8.2 TKL, James Donkey RS4 87-Key TKL, Logitech POP Keys 75% and the 75% Vissles LP85. When comparing TKL (Tenkeyless) and 75% keyboard layouts, it’s crucial to consider the specific needs and preferences of users, especially in contexts like gaming, programming, or general…
Cherry announced the new KW X ULP keyboard back in May. As the name suggests, this is an ultra-low profile keyboard, and it uses the new Cherry MX ultra-low profile tactile mechanical switches, which were announced last year. Features Cherry MX ULP Switches Cherry has two ultra-low-profile mechanical switches, the Click and the Tactile. They…
At the end of April, Cherry announced the acquisition of the gaming specialists Xtrfy and the launch of the new Cherry Xtrfy gaming brand. Cherry MX mechanical switches are the most reputable product on the market for keyboards, loved by gamers and professionals alike. However, for some reason, Cherry hasn’t established itself as a gaming…
Today, Cherry announced the new KW X ULP keyboard. This is an ultra-low profile keyboard that features the new Cherry MX ultra-low profile tactile mechanical switches which were announced last year. Cherry KW X ULP keyboard Features I believe this is the second keyboard to ever launch with the MX Ultra Low Profile Tactile. The…
Due to the nature of my work, I often find myself needing to work while travelling. I am lucky enough to be invited to a few press events each year which always require me to do some real work, and unfortunately, when I travel for pleasure, I need to take my work with me. I…
Last month, Cherry expanded its product range with three new microphones, one of which I will be reviewing soon. This month they are back to doing what they do best. They have announced a compact wireless keyboard. Design and Dimensions This is the first compact wireless keyboard they have made, but it is not the…
I was impressed when I previously reviewed the JamesDonkey RS4. It is an excellent 87-Key TKl RGB mechanical keyboard that has both wireless and wired connectivity. Recently, I have been reviewing the new JamesDonkey RS2. This is a 99-key which Google informs me is an 1800 Compact (96%). You can find out more about JamesDonkey…
I previously reviewed the JAMESDONKEY RS4 and was pleasantly impressed with it. It was a well-made keyboard with both Bluetooth, 2.4Ghz and wired connectivity with RGB and Gateron Pro Yellow 2.0 switches. JAMESDONKEY have now launched the RS2, which has a retro beige colourway for anyone that has fond memories of the traditional IBM keyboards….
James Donkey is a Chinese-based peripherals manufacturer that specialises in gaming mice and mechanical keyboards. It looks like the only current supplier of this hardware is Mechkeys, who also supplied this sample. The James Donkey RS4 is an 87-key tenkeyless mechanical keyboard using Gateron Pro 2.0 yellow switches that can operate in wired or wireless…
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