Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If the phrase “mechanical keyboard” conjures up images of diehard gamers stuffing Cheetos into their faces and then pounding ...

A company called Lofree is betting that people will want to go back to using a keyboard that more closely mimics the feel of a typewriter. Based on the runaway success of its current Indiegogo ...

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Redesigning an input device is a risky business. When Apple introduced its latest MacBooks, some users complained that the new butterfly mechanism in the keys was a turnoff. They criticized the ...

If you like mechanical keyboards, you love mechanical keyboards. Their clickety-clack action is way more positive than the soft, short travel of any MacBook or Magic Keyboard, and once you get used to ...

The new Lofree Flow 2 keyboard is a styling low-profile design and is available as 68-key, 84-key or 100 key layouts. This is the 100 key version with full row of function keys and a numeric keypad ...

The Lofree Block Wireless Mech Keyboard has upgraded internal specs but a traditional exterior, unlike modern keyboards with colorful keycaps and patterns. Mechanical keyboards are becoming ...

In fact, if you like the sound and feel of a mechanical keyboard but don't want to bother other people with excessive noise, the Lofree Flow is probably one of the best keyboards we've tried out.

Lofree's slim and durable mechanical keyboard is a good pick for the home office and even better for working everywhere else. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about ...

Marc Storch is a commerce writer currently based in Denver, Colorado. He is passionate about making tech accessible to all and being excellent to each other. Outside of writing about tech and video ...

If the phrase "mechanical keyboard" conjures up images of diehard gamers stuffing Cheetos into their faces and then pounding synthetic cheese dust into the keys of a multi-colored backlit keyboard, ...