Last updated on April 8th, 2024 at 01:38 pm
While everyone spends time pondering over their choices for CPU, GPU and memory configuration – almost nothing will impact your experience more than your keyboard. From membrane to click-tactile to hybrid, there are a lot or choices at a lot of price-points. Let us help you decide.
Corsair has added to its extensive line-up of peripherals with the release of the K65 Plus Wireless. Featuring a 75% layout, factory lubed switches and stabilisers alongside a focus on the core aspects of a keyboard, this new board aims to improve previous products where it matters most.
The Everest 60 is a remarkably good keyboard for the price. The switches are responsive and feel good, plus they are incredibly quiet. The overall typing experience is like nothing else you can get for this price so for me it is a must have keyboard if you don't want to spend a fortune but still want all the thrills of modding and a premium feel.
The BlackWidow V4 75% is one of the best keyboards Razer has ever made. Their focus on the core aspects of what delivers a great experience from a keyboard shines through in the end product. Their new 3rd generation mechanical switches feel great to type on and the stock stabilisers are much better than we've seen in previous 'off the shelf' keyboards. Small finishing touches like the inclusion of tape on the bottom of the PCB and the use of a gasket mounting system as opposed to case mounting all combine to deliver a very nice keyboard that is a pleasure to use. We would like to see a wireless, full aluminium version in the future.
If you want a keyboard with that 'wow' factor, that is one of the most premium keyboards that Corsair has ever produced, then this is it. The typing experience on the K100 Air Wireless is phenomenal and the board is backed up by Corsair's solid iCUE software. Just be prepared to pay handsomely for the privilege, with a £279.99 MSRP...
The GMMK Pro keyboard is a solid, premium feeling keyboard that can be customised to just about anyone's liking. All of the parts are well made and feel very good quality. The stabiliser are a little disappointing as they came with far too much lube applied out of the box, but this is something that can be resolved quite easily. Gaming and general typing feels smooth and satisfying and the experience of using a GMMK Pro as a daily driver for roughly 6 weeks has been great.
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