All Specs Chances are that when you think about EVGA, keyboards aren’t the first thing that comes to mind. Graphics cards are number one, obviously, then other components, such as motherboards and power supplies. The company's PC contributions are typically internal, but there are exceptions like its new, $174 EVGA Z20 gaming keyboard. It has dedicated macro keys, media controls, USB passthrough, and the much-less common audio passthrough. But to make a great keyboard, rather than merely a flashy one, a manufacturer must nail the fundamentals. EVGA misses the mark with the Z20. Its keycaps feel loose and unstable, and the Light Strike LK optical switches sound tinny. Without the solid foundation of a great typing experience, all the comforts in the world can’t make the Z20 into a competitive flagship keyboard.