Cherry XTRFY's K63W Pro Compact brings Ultra-Wideband technology and an 8000 Hz polling rate to wireless gaming keyboards, ...

Wireless gaming keyboard UWB technology arrives at Computex 2026 with the Cherry XTRFY K63W Pro, the first keyboard to ...

Cherry's K63W Pro gaming keyboard uses ultra-wideband technology and 8,000 Hz polling to eliminate wireless interference at ...

Dell's Alienware 16 Area-51 is a powerhouse gaming laptop with a luxurious mechanical keyboard and matte OLED display.

If you're in the market for a premium wireless gaming keyboard, the Alienware AW920K is currently $99.99 on Amazon, down from its usual $229.99 price. That's a 57% discount, and likely the best price ...

CHERRY has introduced the MX 8.3 Pro, a premium tenkeyless mechanical keyboard that combines a compact layout with a feature set aimed at both gaming and productivity users. The new model adopts an 80 ...

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Cherry, the company behind the iconic MX mechanical switch, might not be having the smoothest time financially right now, but that hasn't stopped it from making a serious push into next-gen gaming ...

Cherry arrived in Las Vegas this week to show off some new items at CES 2026, as they debuted a new line of wireless keyboards. The team revealed the XTRFY K5 Pro and the XTRFY MX 8.2, both offering a ...

As the tech world descends upon CES 2026, CHERRY’s dedicated gaming arm, CHERRY XTRFY, has signaled a paradigm shift in the competitive peripheral market. The brand is officially entering the magnetic ...

The Alienware Area-51 was the kind of laptop that gets you excited to game. It felt great on the fingertips thanks to its mechanical keyboard with Cherry Ultra switches. It looked the part—like it had ...

The Cherry XTRFY MX 10.1 may be a large mechanical keyboard and a bit expensive, but it is absolutely one of the best to come out from the manufacturer with good — but not perfect — Mac support.