Although some would find keyboards may be a boring topic, they are one of the most necessary parts of every single PC. When you dive past its core purpose, there’s a lot of other features and different approaches that sort of reinvent every time I try a different product. This is why I love doing keyboard reviews, there’s always something new to try out, something to put under my fingers and check out new features, even though this is a well-established part of the market.

Especially when it comes to doing Logitech keyboard reviews, as, except having a large product portfolio to choose from, they also try to innovate in this field. And they have since they’re one of the first manufacturer of peripherals ever, dating back all the way to 1982. Yes, you’ve read that right.

For example, I remember when I started doing my first Corsair keyboard reviews when they just came out, they weren’t doing keyboards at the time, on the contrary, they were doing something completely different at the time, core PC components, for the most part, they disrupted the market with very high-quality housing for their keyboards. This made other manufacturers up their game, while between now and then a lot of new players have entered the game.

On the other hand, although they don’t have a large product portfolio, I only tend to do Razer keyboard reviews from time to time, but that’s a really rare occasion, nevertheless, I would really like to change that, especially since they’re well established.