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Check below for lab-tested reviews of our current 10 best computer keyboards. Top 100 Products of 2015: Best LCDs & Peripherals New-tech LCD monitors. Game-crazy mice and keyboards. See the best hardware we attached to our PCs in 2015. Read more A Perfect Tenkeyless? Roccat's abbreviated version of its Ryos mechanical keyboard is a super-feeling, premium keyboard with sophisticated (if in places, overengineered) software. Read the review Cheap Clicks The Moda v2 from PC-keyboard newcomer Nixeus is a mechanical model with a "floating keys" design and a budget price. We go fingers-on with it. Read the review A Strafe-Up Bargain Excellent backlit keys, first-rate software, and aggressive pricing make Corsair's Strafe an excellent entry-level buy for mechanical-keyboard first-timers. Read the review Reviews Tested: Logitech's light-crazy RGB G810 Orion Spectrum keyboard Type-tested: iClever's compact, foldable Bluetooth keyboard Tested: Das Keyboard's first mechanical gaming keyboard Fingers-on with Logitech's RGB mini-mech gaming keyboard, the G410 Atlas Spectrum Cherry picking: Is the Cherry MX 6.0 indeed the "world's fastest keyboard"? Buying Guides Your ultimate tech-shopping list...for 2016! Our Top 100 products of 2015 Top picks: Our 10 fave mechanical keyboards The most type-able PC keyboards: The top mechanical models, tested How to buy the best wireless mouse Top 100 Tech of 2015: Our favorite new LCDs, input devices & more Our Top Keyboards, Tested and Ranked # 1 Corsair Vengeance K95 Read Our Review Our Verdict: The best mechanical keyboard we’ve tested to date for bridging work and serious play, the K95 packs tons of macro functionality and stunning, customizable backlighting in a classy, sturdy-feeling model equally suited to home offices and gaming dens. Rated 4.5 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 2 Corsair Vengeance K70 Read Our Review Our Verdict: Corsair’s Vengeance K70 keyboard looks, feels, and plays great. It's not cheap, but it's one of the best gaming keyboards we’ve used, period. Rated 4.5 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 3 Corsair Strafe RGB MX Silent Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Read Our Review Our Verdict: The Strafe RGB is a fantastic-feeling keyboard that's comfortable and quiet, and packs glorious multi-color backlighting. (Just mind the software, which requires dedication to master.) Rated 4 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 4 Roccat Ryos TKL Pro Read Our Review Our Verdict: Roccat's abbreviated version of the Ryos is a premium mechanical keyboard that comes with a choice of all major switch types and some sophisticated (if in places, overengineered) software. Rated 4 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 5 Corsair Strafe Read Our Review Our Verdict: A handsome frame, excellent switches, first-rate software, and a low price make the Strafe an excellent entry-level buy for mechanical-keyboard first-timers. Rated 4 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 6 Cougar 200K Scissor Gaming Keyboard Read Our Review Our Verdict: The 200K is a well-made "laptop-style" desktop keyboard for PC gamers on a serious budget. It even includes seven-color backlighting. Rated 4 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 7 Corsair Gaming K65 RGB Compact Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Read Our Review Our Verdict: This mechanical, tenkeyless keyboard is a gaming winner for those short on space. Its software lets you assign complex macros and elaborate lighting effects to any key, and gives you supreme control over game-specific profiles, too. It's worth the hefty outlay if you commit to harnessing it. Rated 4 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 8 Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop Read Our Review Our Verdict: While it isn't cheap, the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop's stylish and comfortable design, simple setup, and solid typing experience make it worth the price tag. Rated 4 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 9 Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 Read Our Review Our Verdict: This sturdy, backlit mobile keyboard pairs with up to three Bluetooth-enabled devices and switches easily among them. Plus, wide key spacing makes this unit a joy to type on, as compact keyboards go. Rated 4 / 5 Stars %displayPrice% %seller% # 10 Azio Levetron Mech5 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Read Our Review Our Verdict: Azio's feature-packed mechanical gaming keyboard has an edgy look and tons of shortcut-creation potential. It's a very good value if you can tolerate the lack of backlighting. 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