RK ROYAL KLUDGE Typewriter Gaming Keyboard Retro Mechanical Keyboard RGB Backlit,108 Keys Full Anti-Ghosting Round Keycaps, Detachable Wrist Rest LED Side Lamp Anti-Slip Rubber Feet. (Red Switch)

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I never really see TTC pop up on the mechanical keyboard market, so I respect Logitech for using TTC here and not Gateron or Cherry. Brown switches are light and their tactility is hardly noticeable, so I sometimes am not sure whether I should count them as linear or tactile.

So perhaps it's no surprise that Logitech has jumped onto the bandwagon with its Pop Keys, a 65 percent mechanical keyboard with Bluetooth connectivity, TTC Brown switches and five dedicated emoji keys. Interface: Wired | Key switch options: Razer Orange Tactile Mechanical Switches | Features: Detachable wrist rest, five onboard profiles, dedicated media keys, hot-swappable PCB, 8,000Hz polling rate | Size: 12.All the while, you don't have to worry about banging this keyboard up on your way to LAN parties and tournaments. Razer’s BlackWidow V3 Pro was an outstanding keyboard, and the newest model, the BlackWidow V4 Pro, only improves upon its greatness. The Logitech Pop Keys is a 65 percent mechanical keyboard featuring TTC Brown switches, wireless connectivity for up to three devices and of course, those five dedicated emoji keys--which are programmable but only to other emojis. You get a magnetic wrist rest, full RGB lighting that you can customize on a per-key basis, an OLED screen to display game info and messages, and dedicated media controls. Interface: Wired | Key switch options: OPX Optical-Mechanical | Features: Per-Key RGB, 8MB onboard memory, 50 onboard profiles, dedicated media buttons, detachable wrist rest, PBT keycaps | Size: 17.

The switches were light enough at 45g to swap weapons fast, while providing just a tad of tactility.

When I removed one of the emoji keycaps, I was surprised to see that these switches are manufactured by TTC and not Cherry or Gateron; they are just MX clones. You get Titan II Red linear switches for long-lasting durability, a smooth feel, and minimal resistance.

Logitech’s product page for the Pop Keys advertises the sound to be “Old-school and oh-so satisfying. I decided to tone things down for the gaming test for the Pop Keys, so instead of killing zombies, I played a few matches of Halo Infinite, and the board worked as well as any mechanical keyboard equipped with brown switches.SteelSeries uses hybrid switches in this design, which offer a similar tactile feel to mechanical switches and the smoothness of membrane switches while saving on the cost. Also on board are dedicated media controls and a unique "Tournament Mode" toggle limiting RGB lighting and disabling macros. That switch combo offers the feel of a mechanical keyboard with its snappy feedback while each keystroke remains accurate and smooth, like your average keyboard. Mechanical keyboards are a strong start, but the Razer Huntsman V2 lets you go even further with optical switches and an 8,000Hz polling rate. And, all the keys shine with the programable RGB lighting, which can be used to highlight important keys or add a bit of flair to a live stream.

Corsair didn’t forget about sound with two layers of silicone sound-dampening foam to help prevent the common clanging on aluminum boards. Unlike membrane switches, this type involves many more components including a stem, spring, and metal contact leaves, the last of which is what actually registers a keystroke. Plus, the keys are remappable, so you can make custom bindings and macros, storing up to four profiles on board.This option offers a 75% layout, so you still get all the keys you need, including function and arrow controls, along with a configurable multifunction roller and multimedia buttons.