Horror games demand fast reflexes. What if your keyboard kept up? Split mechanical keyboards are uniquely suited to long gaming sessions, and horror games are uniquely suited to making the hours disappear. Dead Letter Dept. In Dead Letter Dept. you've moved to a new city. You’re just...
Laptops were designed for travel, but were they designed to keep you comfortable while you work? “Nope,” is the big response from a study from 2020 (see the end for paper link!). They found that using an external keyboard, rather than the built-in one, is the best way to go....
Having trouble deciding which ergonomic keyboard is for you, so you can deal with things like wrist issues, RSI, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc.? Here's a rundown of the keyboards that we offer and what will work best for you. We'll start off with options that don&...
Low-profile mechanical keyboards have a distinct appeal: a slimmer form factor, shorter travel, and a sleek look that feels right at home on a desk. But keycap compatibility can be confusing at first glance. Unlike the standard MX world, where almost any keycap works on almost any board, low-profile has...
If you're building a keyboard around the Gateron KS-33 footprint - like the Keebio Iris LM-G - you've got three switch options to choose from, all sold individually starting at $0.25 per switch. They share the same low-profile MX-compatible stem and KS-33 2.0 pin...
If you're building or upgrading a low-profile keyboard designed for Kailh Choc V2 switches, like the Iris LM-K, Nyquist LM, or Quefrency LM, you've got a small but carefully curated set of options to choose from. Keebio sells four different variants at the moment. They share...
Our wrists are closely connected to our hands, so of course we think about them regarding office ergonomics. But what about our neck and shoulders? Most folks that review our keyboards note that using our keyboard alleviated wrist pain, but there are some too that mention that their neck or...
