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Rymek includes five different lighting options that are mostly animated. The lights on the keyboard will dance as you type, or light up with each individual button you press, or just stay lit everywhere

There are few things as polarizing as PC keyboards. There are message boards and subreddits filled to the brim with opinions dissecting every aspect and component, mechanical vs. membrane, different switch mechanisms, and the plastic used in the key caps.

There's good reason for that. You probably spend a lot of time on your keyboard, along with a (hopefully) comfortable mouse. You might as well make those hours as pleasant as possible, especially now that so many of us are working from home. Whether you own a great laptop or a game-ready desktop PC, we've tested dozens of keyboards up and down the price spectrum. These are our top picks for gaming, office work, and everything in between.

If you want to go with a mechanical keyboard, you'll want to pay attention to your switch choices. There are dozens of kinds, and they all feel a little different. Without touching them yourself, it's tough to know which is right for you. Manufacturers like Logitech and Razer use their own proprietary switches, which further complicates things.

Everyone has a favorite switch type, but you usually have to choose before you get your keyboard. If you decide that you want to try a different switch for more click or more clack? You have to get a whole new keyboard. The Logitech G Pro X solves that problem by offering key kits so you can customize every key, choosing from three switch types: GX Blue Clicky switches (for a crisp click and thicker keystroke), GX Red Linear (for a quieter, smoother, but still satisfying keystroke), or GX Brown Tactile (with a soft stroke and tactile feedback).

Personally, I like Blue and Red switches for different purposes. During testing, I used Blues for my W, A, S, and D keys (for movement in games), and Red switches on other letters for a smooth typing experience. I also tried Brown switches for the space bar and shift keys, just to mix it up. That level of customization makes the G Pro X stand out as the best overall mechanical keyboard. No matter what you prefer, you can create a bespoke typing and gaming experience.

A 60 percent keyboard has 60 percent of the keys normally found on a regular-sized keyboard. The numpad and arrow keys are chopped off, and you're left with the essentials. The Razer Huntsman Mini is my favorite of this size for gaming. It feels every bit as responsive and quick as a full-size keyboard, but it takes up a lot less desk space. There's just something very neat and orderly about it. Plus, like the larger Huntsman Elite ($179), the Mini is compatible with Razer's key cap kits, so you can customize your color scheme. I like the mercury white with pink key caps.

Part of the appeal of getting into customizing your keyboard is making it a reflection of your personality or just brightening up your office. The Logitech Pop Keys (9/10, WIRED Recommends) is a shortcut to that kind of expression. This small, wireless, mechanical keyboard comes in a variety of vibrant color palettes that are absolutely delightful. It also uses Logitech's stellar system for pairing with up to three devices, making it simple to take it between your PC and laptop, or from home to work and back.

The Razer BlackWidow V4 (8/10, WIRED Recommends) has a sturdy metal casing, hot-swappable switches, and Razer's robust Synapse software for customizing your keyboard. If you're interested in mechanical keyboards but you're not sure you want to dive head-first down the Reddit rabbit hole of keyboard enthusiasts, this is a great board to start with that gives you flexibility to tweak it later without too much commitment.

For all the fancy mechanical keyboards I've tested, the Logitech MX Keys S is still my daily driver. It can pair with three devices, making it easy to swap between computers. Its low-profile chiclet style key are comfortable, and it uses proximity sensors to activate the keys' backlight when your hands get near it so that it's easier to find in the dark, without being distracting or wasting battery when you're not using it.

Some people must have a keyboard with a number pad, whether to do a lot of quick math or to add a lot of time codes or hex values as a designer. The sturdiest we found without breaking out a soldering iron is the Monsgeek M2. For $130, you get a gorgeous and hefty aluminum shell in this hot-swappable 1800 compact layout, so you get a nice numpad on the right.

Associate editor Parker Hall likes that it has three lights milled into the right side between the backspace key and the number-lock key, making it easy to tell whether you've got caps lock on or not. This keyboard is compatible with Akko MDA/SAL profile keycaps, and options for cool caps are plentiful. You can buy switches from Monsgeek with the board or supply your own. Hall's favorites are the Novelkey Kailh Box Pink ($33).

Not only is it a colorful gaming keyboard with lots of bells and whistles, but similar to the Logitech above, it features mechanical switches that can be customized per key to give you a typing experience unique to you. Plus, it has a little LED display for system alerts, volume, and other fun stuff you can toy with using SteelSeries' included software.

In most ways, the Corsair K100 RGB is a fairly standard keyboard, with RGB backlights, a few programmable macro keys, and a volume roller. What sets it apart, however, is the control wheel in the top-left corner. This dial can scrub through media, control the lighting on the keyboard, and control a number of other built-in functions.

Have you ever wanted a keyboard that can talk to your refrigerator? If so, you're in luck. The Das Keyboard 5QS is a formidable and well-designed gaming keyboard with all the usual bells and whistles, like RGB lighting and a customizable knob for additional controls.

If nothing else, Roccat knows how to show off. The Vulcan II Mini has satisfyingly clicky keys on a slim board. But its most notable feature is its Dual LED switches. While most keyboards with RGB LEDs have one light per key, this one has two. This has a very minor practical benefit in that function keys can have a separate indicator for things like when mute is activated. Mostly, though, it just gives you twice the resolution for all those sweet rainbow effects.

The Logitech G915 is built to be a gaming keyboard, but if you spend a lot of time in Photoshop, Premiere, Cinema 4D, Blender, or any number of other creative applications, it'll be right up your alley. The raised mechanical keys are comfortable and provide satisfying travel without bulking up the board too much. The keys are at slightly higher risk of breaking if you pull on them, though, so don't do that. You can also easily swap between Logitech's Lightspeed wireless connection and Bluetooth, making it simple to switch to your laptop and continue working seamlessly.

There are so many factors to choose from when picking the right keyboard for your needs that it can get overwhelming. Not everyone has the same needs, and many aspects of a keyboard can seem universally desirable to some while being utterly polarizing to others. To help cut through the noise, here are a few things to keep in mind:

The PX-S7000 is the flagship piano but Casio have also added the PX-S6000 and PX-S5000 to the Privia range. All models utilise the same keyboard however the feature count of these two is obviously trimmed back somewhat.

Holds not one, but two keyboards! Dual Wall Mounted Keyboard Display & Storage Rack. Secure your keyboard on the wall with this versatile holder that can accommodate gaming mechanical keyboards as well as Standard & Slim 104 PC keyboards. Supports upto 2 keyboards.

Free up your desk space and optimize your work and play environment with this space saving wall mount solution for gamers and office workers. Upgrade your setup with this sleek and stylish keyboard hanger.

Vissles V1 is a compact and multi-device wireless mechanical keyboard crafted for efficiency, stability, and precision. Featuring tactile mechanical switches, Dolch ABS keycaps, fantastic RGB backlit, ergonomic footpad design, and long battery life, this tightly designed Bluetooth keyboard is what everyone needs to get more done from anywhere. With NKRO on wired mode and 6KRO on wireless mode, no worry about missing characters. 17dc91bb1f