gaming keyboards 

The keyboard is currently 19% off, with only a few units left in stock.

While it might not have everything we'd expect in a modern gaming-first keyboard, GameSir's GK300 is a surprisingly worthwhile choice, especially at the price.

If you prefer a keyboard and mouse over an Xbox One controller, these are the seven games that absolutely must get support before any others.

With expert speed, precisions, and comfort, Bloody's B975 is a mechanical you hate to love, especially considering some of its more perplexing bugaboos.

It's been an amazing year for gaming tech, and here are GameSkinny's favorite gaming keyboards of 2018!

With the K70 RGB MK.2 Low Profile keyboard, Corsair has done the impossible: improved on what was already our favorite keyboard of 2018.

GameSir's VX AimSwitch looks to provide competitive console games with all the advantages of keyboard and mouse gaming.

Equipped with some incredible tech and dazzling lighting effects, the HyperX Alloy FPS RGB is ideal for gamers.

Corsair has developed one of their best gaming keyboards to date with the Corsair K70 RGB Mk2 Mechanical Keyboard.

The G513 might be a lot like the G413, but its linear Romer-Gs truly set it apart, making it a keyboard well worth your time and money.

Striking a fine balance between the plug-n'-play ethos they're known for and the customization modern gamers expect, HyperX delivers another fantastic mechanical keyboard that every gamer and...

The Corsair K68 RGB mechanical keyboard provides the same great functionality as its K68 predecessor -- now with infinitely more color.

Unplug and Play technology looks to take Corsair peripherals to the next level, giving players wireless gaming "without compromise".

The M750 TKL variant of the SteelSeries M750 gaming keyboard is just as reliable, responsive, and resilient as its predecessor -- just smaller and a tad cheaper.

Whether you're looking for a quiet mechanical gaming keyboard or one that has all the bells and whistles, this guide features the everything from budget keyboards to the best of the best.

Mechanical keyboard MantisTek GK2 sends any information the user types to an outside server, so wary users should take some precautions in order to protect themselves

The Alloy FPS Pro might not have all the bells and whistles of other mechanical boards, but its functionality and performance rival the best the space has to offer.

It might not have all those fancy RGB lights, but the multi-host functionality and long-lasting comfort of Logitech's G613 is a worthwhile combination.

SteelSeries' Apex M750 is almost the complete package, but a few hiccups keep it from truly standing out.

There may not be a ton of bells and whistles here, but certain design features of the HyperX Alloy Elite keyboard will make you sing.