The KEBOHUB EE01 looks like your average mechanical keyboard. But wait, there's more! This unassuming beauty hides a game-changing feature that elevates it to a whole new level.

We've seen plenty of keyboards at The Sypnotix, but some stand out like a pro gamer in a room full of noobs. Enter the Logitech G PRO League of Legends edition mechanical keyboard. After a month of daily use, here's the verdict!

The Azio Cascade 98 Slim keyboard blends that nostalgic charm with modern functionality, and I, a longtime Azio fan, have been eagerly testing it out for weeks. Could this be their next big hit?

The Womier K66 might be small in size, but it packs a big punch for budget-conscious mechanical keyboard enthusiasts. This 66-key wonder boasts features usually found in pricier models, making it an attractive option for gamers, writers, and minimalists alike.

For budget-minded gamers and minimalists alike, the Glorious brand has flown under the radar for too long. But their products, like the sleek and surprisingly affordable GMMK mechanical keyboard, deserve a closer look.

Obviously the sound the keyboard emits is a pivotal deciding factor to any purchase of a keyboard. Here is Vol. 2 of Mechanical Keyboard sounds from Sypnotix keyboard reviewers Seri and Alex.

The mechanical keyboard reign is undeniable. But with prices dropping, are budget-conscious gamers still left with decent non-mechanical options? Intrigued by this shift, I snagged the $19.99 RedThunder K96.

The Royal Kludge Typewriter may look retro and cool, but unfortunately, the board itself didn’t really live up to that hype. Let’s talk about why.

Forget the big brands, the Womier WK61 packs a punch at a price that won't break the bank. This 60% mechanical keyboard boasts hot-swappable switches, bright RGB lighting, and a surprisingly sturdy build quality, all for under $40.

Earlier this year, I bought the HP Omen Encoder mechanical keyboard for $50 on clearance at Best Buy. There’s a simplistic, yet premium appearance to it that I really liked.

Despite my affinity for full-size keyboards, I actually found myself really liking this Redragon K688. Could it have possibly changed my opinion about compact keyboards? Let’s find out!

Just when we thought we’ve reviewed everything there is to review, something new graces our desktop. The Ficihp mechanical keyboard isn’t the only keyboard out there with a built-in display, but it certainly is the most useful incorporation I’ve used to date.

The keyboard sitting on my desk next to the MX Master 2S shares the same MX name. This is my full review of the Logitech MX mechanical wireless keyboard.

I rarely get caught off guard with an unboxing experience. I can honestly say I have never seen anything quite like this mechanical keyboard from MelGeek.

Mechanical keyboards often pack a hefty price tag, but the Black Shark Sixgill BS-K2 promises gaming performance without draining your wallet. But does it skimp on quality to achieve this budget-friendly feat?

Keychron's charm strikes again! Despite having a plethora of keyboards waiting for review, the C1 has become my desk's unlikely hero.

Here’s Vol. 1 of the Sypnotix Mechanical Keyboard Sound Compilation.

The Motospeed CK69 provides Gateron Red switches, dazzling RGB lights, and a compact design, all for a reasonable price of $80.

Remember the Ficihp K2, the Kickstarter keyboard that seemed too good to be true? Well, it's on my desk, and the display is definitely...something.

A photo of a colorful mysterious keyboard in the background of a Pixel webpage caught my attention. A handful of Amazon clicks later, the UBOTIE 100 keys rainbow keyboard showed up on my doorstep.