List of mechanical keyboards
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| Keyboard name | Switch type | Ergonomic | Connection type |
USB Hub | Backlight | Key Rollover | Other notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AsusTek ROG[1] | Cherry[2] | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Atreus[3] | Matias[4] | Yes | USB | No | No | ||
| Cherry | Cherry | No | USB | No | No | ||
| Code Keyboard[5] | Cherry | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Cooler Master[6] | Cherry | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Corsair | Cherry | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Das Keyboard | Cherry | No | USB | Yes | Yes | ||
| Ducky[7] | Cherry | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Diatec / Filco[8] | Cherry | No | USB, PS/2 | No | No | ||
| GMMK[9] | Gateron[10] / Kailh[11] | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Happy Hacking Keyboard | Capacitive - Topre[12] | No | USB | Yes | No | ||
| IBM Model F | Capacitive - Buckling spring | No | XT, AT | No | No | Unlimited | No longer manufactured. Model F Labs is the modern equivalent. |
| IBM Model M | Buckling spring | No | XT, AT, PS/2 | No | No | 2 | No longer manufactured. Unicomp is the modern equivalent. |
| iKBC[13][14] | Cherry | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Input Club[15] | Personalized / Silo Beam[16] | Yes | USB | No | Yes | Opensource.[17] / Analog input and Hall Effect switches. | |
| KBParadise[18][19] | Matias / Cherry | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Keyboardio[20] | Matias | Yes | USB | No | Yes | Solid maple body. | |
| Keyed Up Labs[21] | Cherry | No | USB, PS/2 | No | No | ||
| Logitech G[22] | Omron / Kailh | No | USB | No | Yes | Unlimited | |
| Leopold[23] | Capacitive - Topre | No | USB | No | No | Unlimited | |
| Matias[24] | Matias | No | USB | Yes | No | Used to have Alps, but they are no longer manufactured. | |
| Model F Labs[25] | Capacitive - Buckling spring | No | USB | No | No | Unlimited | |
| Niztech[26][27] | Capacitive - Niz EC[28] | No | USB | No | No | Unlimited | |
| Northgate OmniKey | Alps | No | AT | No | No | No longer manufactured. | |
| OLKB[29] | Personalized | No | USB | No | No | Opensource.[30] DIY. | |
| Razer | Razer[31] | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| SteelSeries Apex[32] | SteelSeries | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS[33] | Cherry | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Topre Realforce[34] | Capacitive - Topre | No | USB | No | No | ||
| Unicomp | Buckling spring | No | USB, PS/2 | No | No | 2 | |
| UNIQEY[35] | Cherry | No | USB | No | No | ||
| Varmilo[36] | Cherry | No | USB | No | Yes | ||
| Vortex[37] | Cherry | No | USB | No | No | ||
| WASD[38] | Cherry | No | USB, PS/2 | No | Yes | ||
| Wooting[39] | Adomax Flaretech[40] / Lekker[41] | No | USB | No | Yes | Unlimited | Analog input and optoelectronic switches. / Analog input and Hall Effect switches.[42][43] |
| XMIT[44] | ? | No | USB | No | Yes | Hall Effect switches. | |
| Keyboard name | Switch type | Ergonomic | Connection type |
USB Hub | Backlight | Key Rollover | Other notes |
References
- ↑ Asus Republic Of Gamers
- ↑ Cherry MX website
- ↑ "Atreus Keyboard Kit". Retrieved 9 August 2015.
- ↑ Matias switches
- ↑ "CODE Mechanical Keyboard". Retrieved 9 August 2015.
- ↑ Cooler Master Keyboards website
- ↑ "Ducky Keyboards". Retrieved 9 August 2015.
- ↑ Diatec / Filco website
- ↑ Glorious PC Gaming Race website
- ↑ Gateron website
- ↑ Kaihua website
- ↑ Topre Features
- ↑ iKBC USA website
- ↑ iKBC website
- ↑ Input Club Keyboards website
- ↑ Beam Spring switches for the modern era
- ↑ Input Club and Kiibohd related projects
- ↑ KBParadise TW website
- ↑ KBParadise Int. website
- ↑ Keyboardio website
- ↑ Keyed Up Labs website
- ↑ Logitech MECHANICAL SWITCHES
- ↑ Leopold website
- ↑ Matias Tactile Pro
- ↑ Model F Labs
- ↑ Niztech USA website
- ↑ Niztech website
- ↑ Niz Electrostatic Capacitive keyboard
- ↑ OLKB website
- ↑ QMK Firmware
- ↑ Razer switches website
- ↑ "SteelSeries Apex". Retrieved 2 October 2018.
- ↑ Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS keyboards website
- ↑ REALFORCE keyboards
- ↑ UNIQEY website
- ↑ Varmilo website
- ↑ "Vortex Mechanical Keyboards". Retrieved 9 August 2015.
- ↑ "WASD Keyboards". Retrieved 11 October 2018.
- ↑ "Wooting".
- ↑ Flaretech the optical keyboard switch
- ↑ The Lekker switch: Full range analog switch with hall effect magic meet
- ↑ What are Hall-effect keyboard Switches
- ↑ Introducing the Lekker switch
- ↑ XMIT Keyboards
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