Building your own keyboard doesn’t have to be daunting ... build that [Jared] just finished. It starts with a PCB and on-board controller, and the idea is to customize it from there.

This keyboard has a hot-swappable PCB, meaning you can easily change the mechanical switches without soldering, supporting ...

Since he didn’t really want it to be wireless anyway, he figured it wouldn’t be too difficult to create a replacement PCB that reads the keyboard matrix and speaks USB Human Interface Device ...

The Chilkey ND75 low-profile mechanical keyboard delivers enthusiast-level features and performance at an affordable price.

Just like the P1 HE, the internals of the L5 HE are pretty easy to customize. Six small screws hold the board together, and ...

The keyboard uses a silicone gasket-mount system with small, cylindrical gaskets placed into clips around the edges of the printed circuit board (PCB). These gaskets are then sandwiched between ...

The best mechanical keyboard is the Asus ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless. The combination of lubed key switches, PBT keycaps and a hot-swappable PCB makes for a sublime typing experience.

The Keychron Q6 Max supports three different connection modes: wired (via USB-C), Bluetooth, and a 2.4GHz wireless connection ...

through sensors mounted on the PCB, allowing it to offer a more feature-filled gaming keyboard. It feels like near-ancient technology, or at the very least from the late '80s, yet it's brand new.