Today, we're taking a look at the Corsair MAKR 75 Keyboard. This keyboard is perfect for those looking to take the dive into the world of keyboard construction, but are hesitant about doing all of ...

Kyle Kucharski/ZDNET In terms of battery life, we'll have to test the keyboard to verify these numbers, but Asus says you can expect up to 610 hours of battery life on one charge. It won't be an ...

Like many of the best gaming keyboard brands, Corsair has its own switches and keycaps to choose from, but the deck will take any three- or five-pin clackers you want.

Incase says it will release the keyboard in “early 2025.” The company has several other Microsoft-designed accessories planned as well, but it currently only has two mice and a Bluetooth ...

If you have a wired keyboard and mouse, all you need to do is plug them into the USB ports on your PS5. The PS5 has four USB ports: two on the front (a USB-C and a USB-A) and two on the back (USB-A).

The Clicks Keyboard does the unimaginable by pairing an iPhone with a physical QWERTY keyboard. While it does add physicality to typing, it also amplifies the productivity with your iPhone.

You might think that the keyboard is a fixed part of iOS that you can't change, but the iPhone has actually supported third-party keyboards since way back in 2014 and iOS 8 (if you've got a good ...

Create new playlists: The keyboard shortcut for creating a new Spotify playlist is Ctrl/Cmd+N; if you want to create a new playlist folder, hold down the Shift key as well.

If you’re ever in doubt about which Magic Keyboard is right for your iPad, Apple offers a support document here. It also includes links to purchase each of its Magic Keyboard offerings.

Sure enough, the Smart Keyboard Folio isn’t compatible with the OLED iPad Pros. The 11-inch version can still be used with the sixth-generation iPad Air, but that’s all. So if you’re set on ...

There are a handful of simple explanations why your laptop's keyboard might not be typing, and they should only take a minute or two to check. Try moving the mouse cursor on the laptop's screen ...