The keyboard comes with Razer's Gen 3 Orange Tactile Mechanical Switches. One of its key features is the hot-swappable ...

Mechanical keyboards are an involved hobby in which you often walk away with more than just a typing device and electronics-related experience, like soldering and circuit design. In the five years ...

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 ...

What’s more, many keyboard designs often make use of the fiberglass plates of PCBs as sandwich style cases for a keyboard (think three pieces of circuit board stacked together with the top and ...

There are a few different ways to do this, but the most common method is just installing an extra bracket on the back of the keyboard’s circuit board behind every switch location.

With a few exposed screws removed, you can get to the keyboard’s internal circuit board, foam layers, and the bottom of the case, which also holds a replaceable weighted piece.

The whole ginormous structure works through a standard keyboard circuit board, which sits under the edifice with each key activating a lever switch that is wired-up to it.

The keyboard itself is assembled in about the simplest way possible: Start with a printed circuit board (PCB), solder on some low-profile switches, connect that to a main daughterboard, and screw ...

Your keyboard is the thread that connects you to your computer. The way a keyboard feels—from the sensations of each key pressing down and resetting to the build of the board’s chassis—has a ...

Mechanical keyboard community meetups feature a variety of specialty boards. NEW YORK -- The doorbell at 224 West 4th Street in Manhattan's West Village doesn't work, which is why Will Fann is ...

Stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, Weinberg sophomore Jovy Zhou stumbled upon a video of a mechanical keyboard. Four years and five custom-built keyboards later, Zhou founded NU ...