Keyboards

The BenQ Zowie Celeritas II has impressively rapid keys, but it's brought down by a bland design and incomplete features.

With responsive keys and a streamlined design, the SteelSeries Apex M750 is worth considering if you’re looking into the tournament scene.

The HyperX Alloy Elite has a spacious design, authentic Cherry MX keys, dedicated media controls and an interface that requires no software.

The inexpensive Logitech G413 features comfortable key switches and an attractive design, although it’s not very customizable.

For times when space is at a premium, either at a convention or in your home, the Logitech G Pro absolutely nails the small keyboard design.

The BlackWidow Chroma V2 is an attractive gaming keyboard with comfortable keys and some helpful extra features.

The Cherry MX Board Silent aims to reduce noise while offering comfortable, responsive keys, but you'll pay a lot for the privilege.

The comfortable Razer Ornata can type and play with ease, but its hybrid membrane/mechanical keys aren't for everyone.

With unsatisfying membrane keys, features of questionable usefulness, a huge profile and an exorbitant price, the Skeltr is a tough sell.

The Logitech G213 Prodigy is colorful and comprehensive, but it's still expensive for something that feels like a standard office keyboard.

The Razer Turret isn't a perfect solution for living-room PC gaming, but its great wireless performance and easy lap placement make it a viable one.

The Corsair K70 RGB Rapidfire may be the most full-featured e-sports keyboard on the market, with responsive switches and amazing lighting.

The SteelSeries Apex M500’s intelligent physical design and comfortable keys offer an attractive prospect to eSports aficionados.

The Lenovo Y Gaming Keyboard sports decent keys and good macro features, but it's dragged down by pointless lighting, limited software and an obnoxious design.

The Logitech G610 Orion doesn't offer a ton of options, but what's there is clean, functional and excellent for both typing and gaming.

The Razer BlackWidow X Chroma has responsive mechanical switches, great software and solid performance, but its unique design can make typing a challenge.

The Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2016 is an impressive, reasonably priced keyboard with a comfortable configuration and helpful software.

The Logitech G410 Atlas Spectrum offers a comfortable design and colorful lighting, but the software needs a little work.

While it could use a few more bells and whistles, the Strafe is an impressive mechanical keyboard with excellent in-game performance.

The Razer BlackWidow Chroma is a great keyboard overall and an easy recommendation for gamers in almost every genre.

With its low price, innovative keys and simple setup, the Impact 100 is the best membrane gaming keyboard around.

The Impact 700 keyboard has a sleek and sturdy steel design and plays games well, but it's pricey compared to the competition.