The holy and durable grail of keycaps? In this quick test, we look at the new PBT Double-Shot Keycaps from Corsair, compatible with their pretty much all of the K95, K70, K65, K66, K63 and STRAFE ...

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Keycaps are the first thing you see on a keyboard (custom USB cables second). They define the board and, most often, your entire desk. And along with that, they also are the first impression that ...

One bonus about having a mechanical gaming keyboard is that you can switch up your keycaps and add some personalization. Our Razer PBT Keycap Upgrade Set review takes a look at the company’s ...

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Whether you’re buying your first mechanical keyboard or doing research for your endgame build, keycaps are a huge part of not only your keyboard’s appearance but also its all-around typing experience.

Upgrading a keyboard can get expensive fast. If you look into the worlds of artisan keycaps, new switch plates, custom mods, and high-end switches, a $20 keyboard can quickly turn into a $200 job.

Mechanical keyboards are great. But they’re also pricey, at least most of the time. The average retail price of the last five keyboards I reviewed is 200 freakin’ dollars, which would elicit justified ...

Mechanical keyboards have taken the PC gaming community by storm. Enthusiasts have been sharing photos and videos of their latest acquisitions, attending keyboard meetups, and joining communities to ...

Changing your keycaps is one of the easiest ways to customize the look of your mechanical keyboard and truly make it your own. There are lots of options out there but the most attractive sets are ...