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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 Electrostatic Capacitive Keyboards: A Look at HHKB and REALFORCE
This gets a little niche. In an earlier article, “Is There a Reason for Hybrid Keyboards That Support Both Magnetic and Mechanical Switches?,” we noted that ... -
Does a “hybrid keyboard” that supports both magnetic and mechanical switches have a reason to exist?
In recent years, keyboards with magnetic switches have been gaining ground in the gaming keyboard market alongside traditional mechanical switches. More rece... -
Elimkeys Elytra Review: A Solid-Build Split Low-Profile Keyboard with a Striking Voronoi Pattern
This is almost a work of art. The Elimkeys Elytra is a low-profile mechanical keyboard with a 65% split layout. It uses the familiar row-staggered layout and... -
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...
