Kemove K68 Mechanical Keyboard review: Brighten your typing experience
The Kemove K68 Mechanical Keyboard is customizable, with colorful lighting and wireless capabilities 鈥� but at a steep price.
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Nathaniel Pangaro
NuPhy Air96 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard review: A light keyboard with heavy customization
The NuPhy Air96 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard challenges stereotypes of mechanical keyboards being big and bulky, by providing a modern, lightweight design while still giving the beloved well-known feel.
Best wireless keyboards for Mac in 2023
Choosing the right keyboard is vital for a productive workflow, and we have tested quite a few here at 糖心Vlog. These are our top picks for the best wireless keyboards for Mac users.
Catherine Cargill
Logitech MX Keys Review: Smart choice for multi-device users
The Logitech MX Keys is a Mac-compatible keyboard that rivals the Apple Magic keyboard and is a noteworthy option for users looking for a cheaper solution without sacrificing function and durability.
Best iPad keyboards in 2022
Whether you have a relatively ancient iPad or are a tech-junkie demanding the newest of the new, you won't be missing your laptop when you're on the go with these iPad keyboards.
Lila Riesen
Mac keyboard showdown: Apple versus chiclet versus mechanical
There are many different keyboards on the market for Mac users, and choosing between them can be complicated. To help you out, we've broken down the pros and cons of some of the most popular types.
Mike Peterson
Grovemade wood & leather wrist rest review: A comfortable and elegant addition to your desk
The Grovemade Wrist Rest has been updated to perfectly match Apple's latest Magic Keyboard with Touch ID. Available in multiple wood finishes, they will easily class up your desk setup.
Andrew O'Hara
Keychron Q3 Review: An excellent base for mechanical keyboard customization
If you're looking for a tenkeyless mechanical keyboard built around a Mac-centric experience, the Keychron Q3 might be the best keyboard for your money.
Future Apple keyboards may adjust feel & sound to suit different user profiles
A possible Apple Magic Keyboard could detect which user is typing, and adjust between chiclet and mechanical feel and sound to suit them.
William Gallagher
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