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Mechanical keyboards are everywhere these days, and there's a larger variety now than ever before. If you're looking to pick one up but want to look

The Studio makes a lot of changes to the HHKB formula at a high price, so its appeal to both veterans and newbies will be limited.

Realforce keyboards — the only full-sized and tenkeyless Topre boards — are on sale at PFU America, which will no longer carry them after the end of the year. Instead it’ll focus on the iconic Happy Hacking keyboard, including the new HHKB Studio. Realforce boards are expensive, like all Topre keyboards, without the cachet of the HHKB. They’ll still be sold in the US through mechanicalkeyboards.com, including the new R3 models.

The Varmilo Minilo combines great aesthetics with high-quality components, but zero options for programming is a bummer.

The Professional Hybrid Type-S Snow is a modest update that highlights the ecstasy (and occasional agony) of Happy Hacking's classic compact mechanical keyboard design.

Want to work or play without cables getting in the way? Here's all the advice and deep-dive reviews you need to select the right wireless keyboard.

Need more space on your crowded desk? Compact "60 percent" and "65 percent" keyboards fit perfectly for productivity or play. Our buying advice and reviews will help you pick the right one.

A Stack Overflow-branded keyboard with just three buttons (Ctrl, C, and V) is a great April Fools’ gag. But the $29 The Key is surprisingly flexible thanks to being reprogrammable to do basically anything.