Productivity wise, you can’t beat Google’s Gboard Bar, but the Finalmouse Centerpiece Keyboard is definitely more flashy. At $349 USD, this computer keyboard is unlike any other that you’ve seen, as it comes equipped with Gateron linear Blank Ink-based mechanical switches and transparent keys above a Laminated Displaycircuit Glass Stack.
MIT’s KnittedKeyboard II just isn’t practical enough to use everyday, and TypeAnywhere, developed by researchers at the University of Washington, is the complete opposite. Put simply, the system consists of sensors you wear on each finger capable of detecting tap-actions on nearly any surface. A decoder then converts these tap sequences into text on-screen.
The Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard not only works with computers, but also smartphones, Apple TV, as well as tablets, and you can get one for $19.99 after clipping the on-page $10 off coupon, today only, originally $39.99. Unlike other wireless keyboards, this one automatically adapts to the operating system of each device and maps keys to give you a familiar layout, shortcuts included. Product page.
You’ve seen Google’s teacup computer keyboard, now they’ve followed it up with the Gboard Bar Version. This 5.4-foot computer keyboard may look absurd, but you can actually type with it, complete with a ‘bug removing module’ when two people share the device.
The Ficihp K2 Mechanical Keyboard is unlike any other that you’ve probably seen, and that’s because it has a built-in 12.6″ touchscreen display. Aside from being a functional USB-C 71-key mechanical keyboard sporting RGB backlighting, the extra display boasts an ultra-wide aspect ration with a 1920 x 515 resolution running at 60Hz.
The Corsair K60 RGB Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard outclasses all of its competitors at this price point, and you can get one for $44.88 shipped, today only, originally $109.99. Featuring a sleek yet durable aluminum frame, vibrant, per-key RGB backlighting, and new 100% German-made CHERRY VIOLA mechanical keyswitches with smooth linear travel. Product page.
The EVGA Z15 RGB Gaming Keyboard may have a small price tag, but it comes with hotswappable Kailh Speed silver switches, all for $34.99 shipped, today only, originally $129.99. It also has a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M33 core USB microprocessor that supports a 4,000Hz polling rate – 4K Hz is 4x more responsive and inputs can be more precise – offering the most advanced gaming keyboard experience. Product page.
Pentaform’s ‘AbacusBasic’ has nothing to do with the manual instrument for performing calculations, but rather a fully-functional computer concealed within a compact keyboard. Featuring a quad-core Intel Atom x5-Z8350 Cherry Trail processor (1.44 GHz / 1.84 GHz Turbo Boost), up to 8GB of LPDDR3 64-bit dual-channel RAM, 128GB of eMMC module storage, an SD card slot (512GB max), a built-in speaker and an integrated trackpad.
The Dierya DK61 Pro 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is great for travel, and you can get one for $26.50 shipped after clipping the on-page 50% off coupon, today only, originally priced at $52.99. What does the 60% mean? It’s just 60% of the size, but retains most functionality of a full-sized keyboard in a compact design with 61 necessary keys and many combination keys. Plus, it boasts dual connectivity (wireless or wired) and easily pairs with up to three devices at once. Product page.
The EVGA Z15 RGB Gaming Keyboard comes with hotswappable Kalih Speed Silver Switches, and you can get one for $44.99 shipped, today only, originally $129.99. It’s powered by a 32-bit ARM Cortex M-33 core USB microprocessor that supports a 4K Hz report rate to ensure that your inputs are 4x faster. You also get per-key RGB LEDs with a left and right edge RGB light bar that can be customized to fit any color scheme. Product page.