Do you like something that’s loud that provides tactile feedback with each keypress? Or do you prefer a key that’s quiet and requires little pressure before a keypress is registered?

These have sensors inside that can much more precisely differentiate between a slight and full keypress. They’ve long promised to revolutionize gaming and typing, being faster, more customizable ...

Its new K70 Max keyboard features the company’s own branded MGX switches, which use magnets to register keypresses, allowing for more customizability and responsiveness. Its new K70 Max keyboard ...

While I personally do love a mechanical keyboard that offers a hearty clack on every keypress, those I share my living space with aren't quite as into the rhythm of my percussive typing.

Like many of you, one of the first things I do when setting up a new phone is turning off keypress sounds on my keyboard. To me, they’re pretty annoying, and I also don’t want to be worrying ...

Without the “Popup on keypress” setting turned on, Google will simply highlight the character being tapped, make a sound, or vibrate. If the extra visual confirmation is enabled, the letter ...

Instead of using conductive metal plates to complete a circuit and register a keypress when a key is pushed down, each Corsair MGX switch inside a keycap is monitored by a sensor that can ...

Brother site Gizmodo points out KeyKatcher, a little gadget that records every keystroke for fast restoration in case of a crash. Plug this sucker into the back of your computer and it'll start ...