mechanical keyboard

The $100 device offers customizable switches and layouts.

It has new keyboards, headsets and a gaming mouse.

No longer do you have to choose between performance and convenience

It's the company's answer to the Glorious GMMK Pro.

You don't have to pay full price for a premium keyboard or mouse.

You can save on the Razer Kishi controller, BlackWidow V3 keyboard, Viper Ultimate mouse and other gear.

It's a Q1 with no F (keys) given.

You can still use the Pro Type Ultra and Pro Click Mini for gaming, though.

It's heavier than it looks.

An option for those who don't want to go the custom or boutique route.

Plus, save more than $50 on the Opus noise-cancelling headset.

Engadget editors tell us about some of their best purchases of the year.

Typically, the two cost $210 to buy together.

Normally listed at $200, it’s on sale for just $110.

For just $10 more than the K70 MK.2, you can add a bunch of macro keys.

Gamers can choose between three types of solderless microswitches.

They're not just for gamers.

They use the company's latest key switches, which could help you type faster.

The prototype was on show at Computex.