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The best gaming keyboards of 2025
Here are the best gaming keyboards you can buy, as chosen by Engadget editors.
An internal gasket mount provides a cushioned landing for your fingers — though presses aren’t quite as springy here as they are on the best keyboards with this sort of design — while multiple layers of foam and tape give it a soothing thocky tone that isn’t annoyingly loud. The company’s Wootility app is fully accessible through the web and makes it easy to remap keys, assign macros and Fn layer shortcuts, create profiles, adjust RGB lighting and set up all of those actuation-based tricks. But it's fairly loud, and at $200 there isn’t much reason to take it over the Lemokey P1 HE, which has a higher-quality design and more capable magnetic switches, or the ASUS Strix Scope II 96 Wireless, which offers a similarly pleasing typing experience at a slightly lower price.
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