Start with one unique mechanical keyboard to experience different feels, switches, and features. Dive into the enthusiast ...

The three types of switches that Logitech is offering are Tactile Quiet (Brown) which is Logitech’s quietest mechanical keyboard ever and still offers a positive mechanical feel; the Clicky ...

Chiclet: Essentially identical operation to a membrane key switch. It uses a mini rubber dome to transmit an electrical current when pressed. Often found on laptop keyboards, this switch produces a ...

Whether you’re building a custom mechanical keyboard or buying a pre-built one, you’re probably wondering what all the ...

Is your keyboard too quiet? Is your Cherry MX Blue ... converted into keyboards with the help of some switches and an ATMega. [Russell]’s mechanical keyboard improves on all of these builds ...

This wireless keyboard has smooth, quiet keys, hot-swappable switches ... For this guide, we tested it with Keychron’s Brown mechanical switches, which felt tactile without sounding too loud.

Keychron's K1 SE is a "low-profile" wireless mechanical keyboard ... I like red switches that offer a smoother typing experience, not to mention they're the quietest of the bunch.

A switch at the back of the NuPhy Halo96 V2 makes switching between operating systems easy. Verdict: NuPhy has done a great job in updating the Halo range of mechanical keyboards so they are even ...

In a nutshell, there are two main types of keyboard switches: mechanical and membrane. The latter are cheaper to make so can be found on ultra-budget boards, plus they can be very quiet.