Peripherals

The Rapoo VT2 Max Gen-2 is a lightweight, versatile 10-button wireless gaming mouse that provides solid performance without breaking the bank. With a precise 30K optical sensor, high polling rate, and long-lasting 800mAh battery, it’s responsive for both gaming and everyday use. Its ergonomic shape favors palm grips. The buttons feel crisp and consistent, and the software offers extensive customization. It’s a well-rounded option for gamers at an affordable price.

The Epomaker RT82 is a 75% mechanical keyboard that combines thoughtful typing feel with flexible connectivity. Its pre-lubed Creamy Jade switches, PBT keycaps, and gasket-mounted build make extended typing or gaming sessions comfortable, while the subtle RGB and 1.14-inch screen add personality without being overbearing. Overall, it’s a solid, enthusiast-leaning keyboard for those who value performance over flashy extras.

The Epomaker RT85 is a compact 75% keyboard that combines a retro-inspired design with modern features, including a small, customizable screen, a joystick, and per-key RGB lighting. Its smooth Wisteria Linear V2 switches, hot-swappable layout, and multi-layer dampening provide a satisfying, quiet typing experience suitable for work and gaming at a reasonable price.

My team and I have tested and compared over two dozen keyboards, and we have finally rounded up the best six options for gaming.

The Womier WD75 is a well-priced 75% mechanical keyboard with its real walnut wood case and solid out-of-the-box performance. It offers a stable typing experience, controlled sound, tri-mode connectivity, and long battery life, all provided in a design that feels more like desk furniture than a gaming accessory. While it’s heavier than most 75% keyboards and skips adjustable feet, it delivers decent value for users who appreciate aesthetics, don’t mind a fixed typing angle, and are open to customization down the line.

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The Epomaker Split70 is a niche keyboard that leans hard into ergonomics and customization rather than mass appeal. It delivers a comfortable split layout, a muted, well-damped typing sound, and solid wireless performance. It’s a good option for users who value comfort, quiet typing, and deep customization over plug-and-play simplicity. Still, it’s not the safest choice for anyone wanting a traditional keyboard.

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The Epomaker QK108 is a full-size mechanical keyboard that features silent linear switches, a well-damped, gasket-mounted design, and tri-mode connectivity, all in a package that feels refined and comfortable to use. With thoughtful extras like a screen, rotary knob, hot-swappable sockets, and lengthy battery life, it offers excellent value at $99.99 and stands out as one of the most well-rounded full-size keyboards in its price range right now.

The QCY H3S is a budget-friendly Bluetooth headphone that delivers impressive comfort, solid sound quality, and long battery life. Its over-ear design, soft protein leather cushions, and lightweight build make it easy to wear for hours, while dual drivers and adaptive ANC provide clear, immersive audio. With Bluetooth 6.0, app-based sound customization, and up to 102 hours of playtime, it performs well above its price.

The Womier SK75 TMR is a premium 75% wireless magnetic switch keyboard that combines design with high-end performance. It features next-gen TMR magnetic switches, hot-swappable support for mechanical and magnetic switches, and an 8000 mAh battery that delivers ultra-fast input and long-lasting use. At $119.99, it provides a solid balance of features, build quality, and value in its segment.

The Womier ERA75 is a premium 75% keyboard that balances performance, aesthetics, and build quality without feeling overcomplicated. With a complete aluminum body, gasket-mounted typing, pre-lubed POM ASH switches, and south-facing RGB, it offers a smooth, quiet, and satisfying typing experience.