The Tiwaz is an open-source split keyboard product that started as a DIY project and morphed into something a little more ...

The hardware isn’t much different than what you’d find in a conventional macropad. The Raccoon Lab designed a custom PCB hosting a microcontroller, mechanical key switches, a small LCD screen, a ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When choosing a new keyboard, most people focus on the design, including switch types, general layout, lighting effects, and other minor ...

When you hear "macro pad", you probably envision something gamers use to cheat in video games. Cheaters or not, that's exactly who Keychron's new C100 8K macro pad seems to be targeting with its ...

Most people do not need another keyboard. They need a faster way to reach commands they use too often: switching livestream scenes, trimming video, inserting editing markers, muting a call, running a ...

Well, somebody has been trawling the depths of the Mechanical Keyboards subreddit. Keychron has a history of incorporating features and techniques from the modding and building community into its ...

With a massive macro pad featuring 100 freely programmable mechanical keys, RGB lighting, and a polling rate of 8,000 Hz, Keychron aims to win over gaming enthusiasts and creative professionals alike.

Macro pads have always operated on the assumption that a handful of keys is enough. Most offer between six and 24 programmable buttons, which covers a tidy shortcut setup until it doesn’t, when a ...

Keychron has built a 100-key macro pad for anyone who has ever looked at a keyboard and wished none of its buttons had jobs yet. The Keychron C100 8K costs $64.99 and presents a 10-by-10 grid with no ...

Built for agents and would-be app makers to wrangle complicated workflows, this programmable shortcut pad makes AI tangible. But do we need that? From the laptops on your desk to satellites in space ...

Photo: Rajesh Pandey/Cult of Mac I have more than a dozen keyboard shortcuts set up on my MacBook. But between Slack, Zoom, Safari, Chrome and countless other apps, there’s no way I can remember them ...