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When buying a new system, most of the time is spent considering CPU/GPU. KitGuru believes that you need to spend much more time looking at your keyboard. The one component that you are in constant touch with.

Epomaker launches the Split70 ergonomic keyboard

Epomaker is expanding its line of ergonomic keyboards, targeting users looking to reduce the physical strain associated with traditional single-piece boards. The company has launched the new Epomaker Split70. Like the existing 65% Split65, the new model is built around a true split design, allowing users to position the two …

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The Topre Realforce keyboard goes wireless

Topre has officially unveiled the Realforce R4, the latest generation of its legendary electro-capacitive keyboard. Arriving nearly four years after the R3, the new model is a significant upgrade, adding wireless connectivity and a host of smart features to the iconic Topre typing experience that enthusiasts have revered for years. …

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Cherry goes wireless with new Xtrfy MX 10.1 low-profile keyboard

Following its announcement at CES earlier this year, Cherry Xtrfy has officially launched its new flagship low-profile mechanical keyboard, the MX 10.1 Wireless. The new board combines a slim, full-size aluminium design with high-performance wireless technology and the latest generation of Cherry's low-profile switches. The new MX 10.1 features the …

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Keychron brings back gaming keypads with new Lemokey L0 HE

Keychron's gaming-focused brand, Lemokey, has just launched a new gaming keypad, a product we haven't seen from high-profile brands in some time. The new L0 HE 8K is a one-handed keyboard designed to provide gamers with a limited control set for their left hand, featuring the Hall Effect technology for …

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NuPhy expands Halo V2 keyboard line with new 65% model

Following the successful launch of the popular Halo75 V2, NuPhy has now released its smaller sibling, the Halo65 V2. This new 65% wireless mechanical keyboard adopts the brand's latest design philosophy, bringing a host of enthusiast-grade upgrades, including full QMK/VIA support, a pleasing sound profile, hotswap support, and various options …

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Glorious is stepping into the budget membrane keyboard market

Glorious, a brand best known for its enthusiast-grade mechanical keyboards, is making a surprising move into the budget segment. The company has today unveiled the GMBK 75%, a new membrane gaming keyboard that aims to bring a level of customisation typically reserved for more expensive mechanical boards to a much …

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Razer BlackWidow V4 now available with low-profile keys

 Razer has expanded the BlackWidow V4 lineup with two new models that embrace a slimmer, more streamlined design. The new BlackWidow V4 Low-profile HyperSpeed and its Tenkeyless variant are the first to feature Razer's brand-new low-profile mechanical switches, as well as other high-performance features. Taking centre stage are Razer's new …

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Cherry launches suite of new mechanical keyboards for the office

Cherry, the company synonymous with mechanical switches, has today launched a new range of wireless keyboards aimed at the professional and home office market. The new lineup ditches the aggressive RGB and loud designs of gaming keyboards, instead focusing on a quiet, comfortable typing experience, premium features, and a sleek, …

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