After picking the layout, it's time to decide whether you want to buy a fully assembled keyboard and use it as your base, a barebones kit, or a separate PCB and base.

In this guide, we'll show you how to make a custom keyboard.Rather than relying on a pre-built design, if you build your own DIY gaming keyboard you get an an endless amount of choice and ...

The basics. At its most basic, building a custom keyboard involves buying a case, printed circuit board (PCB), plate, mechanical switches and keycaps, and then assembling all those parts together ...

Here's how to make a custom keyboard for under £150/$150. A budget guide to an expensive hobby.

Design circuit boards for free with KiCad. No limits, no licenses—just powerful tools. Perfect for makers, startups, and ...

The budget custom keyboard world is hotter than ever and we're looking at one of the most exciting in some time: the JRIS65 from IRISLab. Starting at $150, this keyboard will shock you with how ...

The CannonKeys BakenekoGO is an affordable DIY custom mechanical keyboard that offers a lot for a little. Find out whether it's worth making your first in this review!

Before the 1990s, mechanical keyboards were the norm, and it wasn’t until after companies discovered membrane keyboards were cheaper to make that they became the new standard. Although cheaper, ...

From personalised colour schemes to nostalgic retro layouts, the world of custom mechanical keyboards offers a design for every enthusiast. One compelling reason to consider building a custom ...

About a year ago, Keychron launched its Q-series of custom mechanical keyboards that now spans the gamut from small 60% boards to full-size options, with everything in between.

The Keychron Q5 is a great value, which is a strange thing to say about a $200 keyboard. But its packs excellent typing feel, parts, and customization at a price that’s about half as much as the ...