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Melgeek Real67 – Airman
Melgeek has been pushing magnetic keyboards for a while now, and the Real67 is their latest shot at the 65% layout. On the surface, it looks familiar, but it isn’t…
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iQunix EV63 – Airman
About a year ago, I had the iQunix EZ63 on my desk. I called it a crippled demon back then — fast, fun, almost flawless, just held back by a couple of small…
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Nuphy BH65 – Airman
BH65 Review: NuPhy’s Metallic Beast with a Magnetic Heart NuPhy’s had one hell of a year. Slowly but surely, they’ve been closing in on Wooting — yeah, that Wooting. The…
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Epomaker HE68 – Airman
Epomaker, a Chinese brand specializing in mechanical keyboards, has recently ventured into the realm of magnetic and inductive keyboards. The Epomaker HE68, their latest offering in this growing lineup, joins…
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Melgeek Made68Air – Airman
Made68Air Review: Low-profile Magnetic Dark Horse Welcome to our review of the Made68Air, the latest offering from MelGeek that’s set to redefine the compact keyboard market. MelGeek already made waves…
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Iqunix EZ63 – Airman
In the saturated market of gaming peripherals, where every brand vies for attention, numerous keyboards have promised to dethrone the revered Wooting 60HE with bold claims and flashy marketing. However,…