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Woot is now offering a wide selection of Keychron mechanical keyboards at some of the better prices we’ve seen on them in a while. The sale covers both wired and wireless models at up to 63% off, with prices starting at just $19.99 Prime shipped. You can also use promo code PCGAMING to save an…

In my last column, I described how to control two or more PCs with a single set of input devices using software. While these applications can work over wired Ethernet, they more typically use Wi-Fi and can get tripped up in environments with public Wi-Fi like many offices.

A few months ago, I got the chance to test the Logitech G512 X 75 TMR, a mechanical gaming keyboard that saw the company step outside its comfort zone in many ways. For starters, it’s a hot-swappable design, allowing users to easily remove the stock switches and replace them with alternatives of their choosing. More…

Logitech’s G515 Lightspeed TKL drops to a record-low $79.99 at Amazon, packing tri-mode wireless and tactile switches. By •

Last week I flew out to Warsaw for Logitech G Play 2026. The gaming brand’s annual flagship event saw a wealth of new product reveals, with the Pro X2 Rapid keyboard and Pro X3 Superstrike mouse dominating headlines in the PC gaming peripheral space.

In our wireless world, with Bluetooth available on nearly every device, it’s easy to wonder why USB wired keyboards still exist. Not only can you find plenty of wired keyboards today, but you’ll even find high-end options with no wireless protocol available. Performance-focused gaming keyboards are the least likely to have a wireless option, a…

Having recently spent time with MelGeek’s Made68 Ultra V2 keyboard, I came away declaring my love for its magnetic switches, slick styling and clean sound. With those things fresh in my mind, I approached the Centauri60 Evangelion ‘Asuka Edition’ expecting a familiar experience. What I found instead was a keyboard that carries over everything I…