The Keychron Q1 HE’s box advertises it as a keyboard “for peak gaming experience.” The website mentions gaming five times, including competitive gaming. And it makes sense.

Review: Keychron delivers yet another fantastic keyboard with the K4 HE, this time with a new gaming technology.

HE is an absolute joy to type on, and the keys are noticeably quieter than most mechanical keyboards I’ve tested.

Keychron Q Max review: The best keyboard gets better. With updated 2.4GHz wireless and improved switches and internals, Keychron's latest high-end keyboards remain at the top of the premium market.

Today we will be reviewing the Keychron K1 Low-Profile Mechanical Keyboard. The Keychron K1 is a low-profile keyboard, which ...

It doesn’t get better than this. The Keychron Q7 is a wonderful keyboard with an all-metal construction that makes it feel robust and sturdy. While it’s fully hot-swappable, its stock Gateron ...

Receiving a favorable review, that tenkeyless model is even smaller, lacking the 10-key number pad of the Keychron Q5. The keyboard supports Gateron G Pro Red, Gateron G Pro Blue, and Gateron G ...

Keychron Q11 review: Cheat sheet. What is it? A 75% split ergonomic keyboard that’s also hot-swappable; Who is it for? For typists looking for a comfortable typing experience, and for people ...

Like all keyboards in Keychron’s Q-series, the Q10 is a pre-built custom keyboard that is rich in enthusiast-grade features. The most notable of these is its heavy aluminum case.

The Keychron K2 works well with both Mac and Windows, and offers customizable switches and keys both. At around $55, it's a great entry point into the wonderful world of clicky mechanical keyboards.

Keychron K4 HE keyboard review: Hall Effect magnets can make all the difference. If you type all day, you need the Logitech ERGO K860. It’s my go-to keyboard, and it’s currently on sale.