Late last year we gave away a Filco Majestouch-2 to one of our Twitter and Facebook followers, Jamie Garside. Today, we’re happy to bring you his brief review of the Filco Majestouch-2 with Brown switches.
Today I’ll be having a look at one of the most unique keyboard customisation options available: KOBO keyboard covers. These covers replace the standard black cowling on a Filco Majestouch keyboard with a more colourful alternative, giving your keyboard a …
The Golden Filco: a hands-on look at Majestouch KOBO covers Read more »
Topre keyboards have always have been held in high regard, thanks to their unique electro-capacitive switches and their impressive build quality. The one thing that Topres aren’t loved for is their high price. The two most well known Topre keyboard …
Today and tomorrow, on the 8th and 9th of October, the Keyboard Company is at the Office Show! If you want to come and see us and our wares, you can do so for free – providing you register first! …
This week Filco unveiled its latest keyboard with an entirely new design – the Filco Majestouch Minimum Layout, or Filco MINILA for short. The new keyboard is a 60% size unit that is even smaller than the Filco Majestouch-2 Tenkeyless, …
Want to meet the Keyboard Company? The Keyboard Company will be attending Health Care 2013, a national health IT conference and exhibition being held in Birmingham at the ICC. We’ll be there for both days of the conference, on the …
There’s an awkward period between first getting interested in mechanical keyboards and actually going out and buying one with confidence. A lot of this stems from one question… ‘which switch?’ With four common Cherry switches, a few uncommon ones and …
We’re happy to announce that our mechanical ergonomic keyboard, the Truly Ergonomic 209, is now available with Cherry MX Red switches. That means you’ll get an even softer typing experience, with light 45 cN linear switches that ensure minimum hand …
Truly Ergonomic (TECK) mechanical keyboard now available with Red switches Read more »
I’m typing this article on a mechanical keyboard on a train. Usually when I do this, it’s a real hassle – the mechanical switches click and clack, annoying my fellow passengers, and I have to use an ungodly series of …
Cherry are well known in the mechanical keyboard world for making the MX mechanical switches that lie at the heart of so many popular keyboards, but they also make keyboards themselves. In fact, they’re the oldest keyboard manufacturer in the …
Cherry MX-Board 3.0 (G80-3850) First Impressions Read more »