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Mechanical Keyboard
Mike Fahey
I didn’t know there was anything weird about my keyboard until I went looking for replacements for my Enter key. That’s when I learned I’ve been spending the last five years typing with an abomination.
In 2017, Ergonomic keyboard maker Kinesis launched its KinesisGaming label with the Freestyle Edge, a split keyboard with tons of customisation and a pleasant no-frills aesthetic. This week, Kinesis launches the Freestyle Edge RGB, an updated version with flashing coloured lights and comfy padded wrist rests. This one’s for the…
It’s not often you see serviceable mechanical keyboards priced under the $100 mark, especially if they’re listed in the same sentence as “Dell” or “Alienware”.
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