9 best keyboards (2025), tested and reviewed

Other keyboards we love

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Logitech Pro X TKL for $ 200: Logitech manufactures great keyboards, and G Pro X TKL is among the best keyboards for games. It contains vibrant RGB LED-Backlit switches, or a group of click, touch or linear keys, and uses the Logitech wireless LightSpeed ​​transformer for the time of competitive games level. The quality of this keyboard building is an elegant spot. It is the minimum and does not occupy a large area on your office, and it has a hidden metal edge around the edge that gives it a little taste that most regular keyboards lack. The sound wheel in the upper right is smooth and easy to access, and along the top part there are controls in useful media so that you can stop your music when you finally enter the game after a long waiting list. For my tastes, the more the keyboard click, the better the black clicks. All the keys look like I am sending Tiny Thunder to my game. However, if you prefer something more soft, you can choose the other switching type. The only thing that I don’t like is the lack of Numbad – yes, I am one of these stranger who prefer to own Numbad.

Logitech Pro X 60 for $ 180: the Pro x 60 (8/10, recommends WIRED) It has almost all the benefits of the Pro X TKL in a smaller and more compact package. It maintains the sound wheel, switches the game mode, and Bluetooth/Lightspeed by moving it to the edges of the keyboard, while everything descends down to the bottom 60 percent planning.

Logitech’s pop keys for $ 100: the Pop key (9/10, recommends) It is a vibrant line of wireless keyboards that come in a wide range of delightful color panels. It also uses the Logitech system to associate with up to three devices, which makes it easy to take between a computer and a laptop, or from home to work and return.

Logitech MX Keys S for $ 128: The MX Keys can be paired with three devices, making it easy to exchange between computers. Its keys with a low -style Chiclet style are comfortable, and proximity sensors are used to stimulate the main rear lighting when your hands are approaching, so it is easier to see them in the dark without wasting the battery when you do not use it. It supports Mac and Windows layouts, and the keys are classified in a clear way regardless of the person you use at that time. The battery life is also great, and it lasts more than a week with normal use, although it increases slightly longer if you disable the rear light.

Logitech MX Mechanical for $ 170: Thanks to the design less than low, you can pair MX mechanical with up to three devices at one time and exchange with one button. There are even a few comfortable additional buttons directly above Numbad to launch a calculator or lock your desktop.

Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL Pro for $ 150: Vulcan II TKL Pro has LED lights per key, giving it a better solution to lighting effects. The keys to the effect of the hall, which must reduce weariness. They still click satisfying, and the sound handle contains a comfortable comfortable texture. I prefer any keyboard with a storage wheel to one without.

Corsair K65 for $ 160: The 75 percent keyboard contains some of the softest and most comfortable keys in any plate you have experienced. It is lightweight enough to throw a bag, but it is strong enough to be the desktop keyboard. It can be contacted via USB-C, Bluetooth or wireless dungel that can be stored in an opening in the back. The handle of the elegant metal size is decorated with the right upper corner, and all the keys and replacement can be changed using the embedded removal tool.

Razer Huntsman Mini for $ 89: A 60 percent keyboard It has 60 percent of the switches is usually found on the normal size keyboard. Numbad and Arrow switches are cut, left with the basics. Razer Huntsman Mini is one of my favorite of this size for games. He feels very responded and fast like a full -size keyboard, but it occupies a much lower office space. There is something elegant and organized on this topic. In addition, like the biggest The elite of HinsanThe mini is compatible with KEYCAP Razer groupsSo you can customize your color scheme.

Keychron Q1 He for $ 240: the Keychron Q1 He (9/10, recommends Wire) It is one of the best paintings that we experienced and that use the keys to the effect of the hall. You can customize the operating point either to make the keys more sensitive-so you do not have to click on it throughout the way to record the key-or-being sensitive key strikes, to avoid those moments that can destroy competitive games. Keychron contains quick set settings that allow you to click on a key several times without the entire key returning to its comfort mode. Even outside the benefits of the hall effect, this is another wonderful keyboard in line with the type that Keychron is famous for, so it is worth a look even if you don’t want to pay Which – which A lot of attention to every aspect of your keys.

NZXT 2 job for $ 140: origin NZXT job It was a great way for anyone interested in mechanical keyboard to jump in it Without overwhelming. Follow -up Job 2 (8/10, recommends wire) It improves it in almost everything. It upgrades the optical switches and comes with a backup set that has more resistance (or a little less), so that you can customize specific keys based on your needs. I found this especially useful for games like Overwatch 2, I want to reduce those very embarrassing lines. Job 2 maintains many of my favorite features of the first model. It contains the same left sound cylinder, super -kept keys, and comfortable buttons along the side of the keyboard. If you are interested in mechanical keyboard but you scare it phrases like “Operation Power”, this is a great plate to start with it.

Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL for $ 200: Huntsman V3 Pro TKL is a powerful keyboard for those who want to adjust the games setting. Razer uses optical analog keys, which are satisfactory. On the right top, there is a media handle that controls the sound level, which you can also click on the sound. However, the surrounding buttons are the most interesting. To the left, there are two programmable Macro key that you can use to customize different orders for your games (or your work). Below, on mobility keys, there are six profiles of profiles. Hold FN and click on one of them, and you can swap between many pre -defined profiles, specially designed for specific games needs such as FPS mode, racing mode or high allergies when you need to pull this hair player. All this can be customized in the Razer clip application. We have tested a lot of keyboards with different customization options, but this option is especially good for players who switch personal files a lot. The keyboard is connected to the USB-C cable, including the device, and it also comes with a magnetic wrist.

Razer Blackwidow V4 75 % for $ 190: the Razer Blackwidow V4 (8/10, recommends Wire) It contains a strong metal cover, hot switches and strong Razer clamping program to customize your keyboard. It also got our most important signs if you are looking for it Mechanical keyboard specifically for games. The design of 75 percent is small enough so that you can leave a lot of space for your mouse, which makes those clicks land on a much easier head in competitive games. The 8000 Hz polling rate also helps reduce the times when stimulating the ability through this unlike part of the second.

Stelseries Apex Pro for $ 200: Instead of choosing a single key to Apex Pro keyboard, Stelseries decided to allow them all. Not only is a colorful game keyboard with a lot of bell Each key To give you a unique writing experience for you. In addition, it has a small LED screen for system alerts, size and other fun things that you can play with the built -in Stelseries program.

Corsair K100 RGB Mechanical Games Keyboard for $ 284: In most methods, Corsair K100 RGB is a fairly standard keyboard, with RGB rear lighting, some programming macro keys, and the volume of coller. What distinguishes it, however, is the wheel of control in the upper left corner. This telephone connection can be through the media, controlling the keyboard, and controlling many other compact functions. The phone call can also be customized. In my test, this may be somewhat difficult in some applications – I couldn’t get it properly through the Premiere Pro schedule, for example – but a useful tool is still rarely obtained on other panels.