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This full-featured, solidly built aluminum-framed 65% keyboard, available in high- and low-profile versions, is unusual in that it’s meant to be portable. While we were dubious at first, we found that it actually works quite well and makes a pretty nice travel companion if you really demand a mechanical keyboard feel wherever you are. The NT68 is a serious productivity device you can take...

(TH80) It’s another 75% design with a plastic case and Bluetooth/2.4GHz wireless options, but this one comes with switches (pretty decent Gaterons!) and keycaps. You get a rotary dial, RGB lighting, and a proprietary programming tool — everything you need to get started with customization. When you’re ready to upgrade, just take out the hotswap switches and slide in something more custom. For just...

The various assortment of parts merits a discussion, with Epomaker feeling generous in what is for its consideration its first entry into the more premium product lineup adopting its own take on the gasket-mount design. While not necessarily one, the overall effect is good enough—I have no issues with how well this so-called shallow gasket mount works. All versions come with a 4000 mAh...