The Dygma Raise 2 is a wireless split mechanical keyboard that offers a lot, but the price of admittance is just too high for ...

The wireless keyboard is available for preorder for $399, ... Unlike other split keyboards that appeal to those who like to customize everything right down to the feel of the keys, ...

The NocFree Lite ergonomic wireless split mechanical keyboard is a game-changer in the world of computer peripherals. Its adjustable, split, and wireless design, coupled with its classic staggered ...

Asus' ROG Falcata keyboard splits down the middle to let you use just the WASD keys, but its ergonomic design opens up custom use cases.

The new ROG Falcata is Asus’ first split keyboard. It's not only wireless, but also features the company’s new HFX V2 magnetic switches for improved accuracy.

When thinking about a perfect keyboard, some of us have a veritable laundry list: split, hot-swapping, wireless, 3d printed, encoders, and a custom layout. The Aloidia keyboard by [Nguyen Vincent] … ...

But a company called Nuio, cofounded by brothers Tom and Greg Wilson, want to up the ante on ordinary keyboards, starting with the Flow Keyboard—a premium, fully wireless, ergonomic, split keyboard.

ASUS's latest flagship wireless gaming keyboard is the new ROG Falcata, a 75% form factor board with impressive switches and an ergonomic split design.

This keyboard combines the popular 75% form factor, high-speed, multi-device wireless, high-quality switches, and hot-swappable key sockets, with Corsair’s typically good gaming pedigree.

But wireless keyboards are limited by their battery life—when your keyboard’s battery dies, you’ll need to either plug it in to recharge or have a fresh set of batteries on hand to keep typing.

This is Crater75, an almost completely from-scratch row-staggered wireless split board that [United_Parfait_6383] has been working on for a few months. Everything but the keycaps and switches is ...

Fully split keyboards are already generally not cheap. ZSA’s Voyager and Moonlander Mark I both debuted at $365, while the wireless Dygma Defy is $369. But they all come with built-in mechanisms ...