Reece tests four full-size mechanical keyboards for Digital Foundry. Which are worth taking home when you need all the keys?

Wireless keyboards can help you declutter your ... and in our tests its large, clacky, plasticky keys made it feel like a Fisher-Price toy. The Arteck HB030B has small, cramped keys.

The Logitech G915 Lightspeed TKL Wireless gaming keyboard comes with a low-profile chassis and quiet GL Tactile switches for ...

you might also want to consider a smaller set of keys you can stow away in your backpack, while couch lovers might prefer something compatible with a lapboard. A wireless keyboard is less precise ...

Wireless keyboards free you from cables ... they’re still a bit too large for traveling. Still, if you want a full range of keys, but only use your number pad at tax time, this might be the ...

Wireless: We look for stable wireless connections that don’t cut out, lag, or cause double key entries ... on a desk than other compact keyboards due to their large bezels, but they’re ...

But if you are looking for a good mechanical one that offers a large range ... The Halo65 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard is smooth and enjoyable to type on. The keys are responsive and bouncy ...

Manufacturers long ago recognized the need for an ergonomic option for those who type in large volumes. The Logitech Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic keyboard seeks to alleviate these problems.

Naturally, all these features would be more of a bother than a boon if the keyboard didn't work well as a keyboard in the first place. To that end, the scissor-switch-equipped keys have a low 1.2 ...

The Crush 80 Reboot Lite is a mechanical keyboard with muted RGB and customization options, albeit without Mac-specific ...