And mechanical keyboards aren’t for everybody either. If you like the sleek profile of thinner, laptop-style keyboards, for instance, the CODE keyboard is probably not for you.

We talk about the best 5 mechanical keyboards to bring to the office or to your workplace without annoying the neighbors: the ...

The 104-Key Code Keyboard weighs 1098 g (2.42 lb) and measures 445 x 142 x 30 mm (17.5 x 5.6 x 1.2 in). With MX Clear switches, it is priced at $150, while the MX Green with O-rings will cost ...

The CODE Keyboard, as it’s called, is of the mechanical variety, but doesn’t come with that loud, obnoxious noise that plague most mechanical keyboards (though some people actually like it).

More than a year later, and the CODE keyboard was born as the result of that collaboration. Atwood describes it as the "only simple, clean, beautiful backlit mechanical keyboard [he has] ever found." ...

As you likely may have guessed, a keyboard of this caliber isn't cheap. The Code Keyboard will set you back $149.99 for either the 104-key model or the 87-key version.

WASD Code keyboards can be ordered with a range of different key switches to suit your preference for a clickety-clack sound (more options are available direct from WASD than on Amazon), any of ...

I went onto Google and bought their top pick mechanical keyboard picks, but once they arrived, I was shocked! If only they ...