Tai-Hao is a well known producer of doubleshot keycaps. Their ABS models are present on many classic keyboards, but PBT is where the industry is headed.
The Hawaii set is an example of their new line of PBT caps. Read our article to learn about the set.
Massdrop is taking the mechanical keyboard market by storm. It’s a sweet blend between group buys, forums, and commercial reliability.
Read our guide to learn more about the site — it will be worth your while.
The Velocifire VM01 is a strong competitor in the cheap mechanical keyboard market. It isn’t without flaws, but it does offer a wide range of features for a low price.
So long as you’re aware of its caveats, it could be a useful standard sized option for those who aren’t interested in spending tons on an MK.
The Velocifire T11 is a daring budget keyboard. It offers high style, but that style comes at a price in terms of durability. Oh, and did I mention that it’s transparent?
Overall, it’s an good keyboard that would make an acceptable home or office mainstay — I wouldn’t recommend it as a travel model.
The Velocifire TKL01 is the cheapest keyboard we’ve reviewed. Cheap, however, doesn’t always mean poor quality.
Cherry, a German company that was founded in the US, produces the most well recognized keyboard switch line on the market. Three things make Cherry MX switches worth considering: durability, quality, and aftermarket parts.
