9 Best Mechanical Keyboards (2025), Tested and Reviewed

Other Good Keyboards These keyboards are not quite good enough for the spots above, or just don't have standout features. They're still worth a look. Photograph: Henri Robbins Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% for $300: Razer’s highest-end keyboard does almost everything right, but it’s way too expensive (7/10, WIRED Review). The Pro keeps the same strong tactile switches and gasket mounting system of the original BlackWidow V4 75% and adds wireless connectivity, a new dial on the side, and a customizable OLED screen right next to it. These upgrades don't justify the $110 price bump, but they’re still incredibly well-executed and come together to make an impressive gaming keyboard if you can find it on sale. Photograph: Lemokey Lemokey L4 for $214: While Lemokey is meant to be Keychron’s gaming-focused lineup, some of its offerings transcend this category to be fantastic all-around keyboards. The L4 is one of them, and for the price, I don’t think you could find a better keyboard for ev ... Read full article.