Computing Peripherals
Latest about Computing Peripherals

By Nikita Achanta Published
Keychron launched the V1 Ultra 8K in January 2026, and it introduces 8K polling and 660 hours of battery life, but I'd still buy the OG Keychron V1. Here's why.

By Peter Wolinski Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Wobkey Crush 80 is one of the best sounding keyboards out there, with plenty to offer typists and modders alike.

By Peter Wolinski Published
RecommendedThe Keychron Q16 HE 8K is supposedly the first fully ceramic board in the world, and packs bags of gaming and typing performance into a beautiful design.

By Nikita Achanta Published
RecommendedThe Royal Kludge L75 is a dream to type on, it boasts a lovely sound profile, and it features five dedicated macro keys. It's fantastic if you're on a budget.

By Nikita Achanta Published
The Turtle Beach Vulcan II Max is a good keyboard with a 1,000Hz polling rate and offering a great typing experience. But it has noteworthy flaws.

By Nikita Achanta Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Keychron V1 Ultra 8K is a powerful mechanical keyboard with 8,000Hz wireless polling and N-key rollover, as well as dual RGB lighting systems.

By Nikita Achanta Published
I just tested the GravaStar Mercury V75 Pro HE magnetic and Epomaker P65 mechanical keyboards. Both are good, but one is simply better, and here's why.

By Peter Wolinski Published
Does the world really need a concrete keyboard?

By Ashley Thieme Published
RecommendedThe Wobkey Zen 65 provides great sound and comfortable typing in a premium-looking package, and it’s a customization dream.

By Nikita Achanta Published
The GravaStar Mercury V75 Pro HE is a good gaming keyboard with 8,000Hz polling and other magnetic features but it faces fierce competition in a crowded market.
Here at Tom’s Guide our expert editors are committed to bringing you the best news, reviews and guides to help you stay informed and ahead of the curve!