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A Glimpse into the World of 30% Keyboards | In Search of Tools That Work Best for Me
The world of “small keyboards,” which we often feature here at Greenkeys. Greenkeys has released the “Gravity36,” a 30% split keyboard, and I, for one, am pa... -
Cerakey Maris 60 HE Review: What a Full Ceramic Hall Effect Keyboard Feels Like
Ceramic keycaps are already unusual. The Cerakey Maris 60 HE goes further by pairing them with a ceramic enclosure and Hall effect switches. After testing th... -
Chosfox Geonix Rev.2.5 Review | A 40% Ortholinear Low-Profile Keyboard with Vial Support
How capable is the 4th-gen off-the-shelf low-profile ortholinear? The Chosfox Geonix Rev.2.5 is a 40%-class low-profile keyboard featuring a 4-row × 12-colum... -
More Dongles Despite Being Wireless? The ‘High Performance’ and ‘Standardization’ of USB Receivers, Inspired by Elecom Bridge E
Why bother using a proprietary dongle to group peripherals that can already connect wirelessly without one? I'd like to start this column with that very ques... -
Reflecting on Gizmodo Japan’s 20th Anniversary: Greenkeys and the Future of Web Media
I thought for a bit about where I should post this. However, since this is a story about where Greenkeys came from and where it's headed, I decided to publis... -
Recommended 75% Low-Profile Keyboards Compared: JIS vs US Layout Differences and How to Choose
Low-profile is the way to go. The biggest appeal of a 75% low-profile keyboard is that it stays thin and compact while keeping function keys, arrow keys, and... -
Why Gasket Mounts are Rare in Capacitive Keyboards | Insights from HHKB and REALFORCE
This is going to get a bit niche. In my previous post, "Is there any point to 'Hybrid Keyboards' that support both magnetic and mechanical switches?", I poin... -
Does a “hybrid keyboard” that supports both magnetic and mechanical switches actually have any value?
Lately, in the gaming keyboard market, keyboards using magnetic switches are gaining traction alongside traditional mechanical switches. More recently, so-ca... -
Elimkeys Elytra Review: A Split Low-Profile Keyboard That Looks Like Sculpture
The Elimkeys Elytra does not look like a typical ergonomic keyboard. Its split 65% layout is built into two sculpted aluminum bodies with a striking Voronoi ... -
Why the Z Row Shifts on Compact JIS Keyboards—and Why It Matters
Compact Japanese keyboards face a layout problem that ANSI models largely avoid: fitting extra JIS keys, arrow keys, and a usable right Shift key into a limi... -
IST PLUS wasn’t just an “affordable IST PRO”—Elecom’s next move for trackballs revealed at the launch event
On May 26, 2026, Elecom announced the "IST PLUS," a thumb-operated trackball. In the press release, the IST PLUS is introduced as a new model equipped with t... -
Who Is Slate Zero For? | Understanding the 0-Degree Aluminum Custom Through Its Respect for Compact Keyboard Culture
Atelier Magnus's 60% custom keyboard "Slate Zero" has begun accepting group buy orders for the Japanese market through Yushakobo. Slate Zero is an aluminum 6... -
TacType Ceramic Keycaps Review | The Zirconia Ceramic Alternative
Recently, "ceramic" has been emerging as a new material choice for keycaps. Ceramic keycaps offer a hard touch, a cool texture, and a unique typing sound tha... -
What the Response to Keychron Q11 Ultra 8K Reveals About the Current State of Split Keyboards
Keychron's newly announced split 75% keyboard, the "Q11 Ultra 8K," has generated significant interest among users in Japan. Greenkeys published an article in... -
Japanese-Inspired Design Is Not the Same as Designing for the Japanese Market
This article does not represent the opinion of the Japanese market as a whole. It summarizes one perspective Ryosuke Kawamura, the operator of Greenkeys, has...
