Best Marsback Alternatives (2025)

We believe that the tactile feedback of a mechanical keyboards appeals not just for gamers, but typists too. With that said, nearly 95% of mechanical keyboards out there are designed only for gamers. We, at Keychron, have spent more than a year to create self-contained switches for easier typing in that Magic Keyboard style.

I live in Turkey and they don't sell them here, but I got my friend who commutes to Canada to buy one and that's how I became a Keychrone keyboard owner. I've been very happy since the day I got the Keychron and it gives me the pleasure of using a mechanical keyboard. Although there are a few things I don't like, I am very happy in general. Before the Keychrone keyboard, I was using the Mac's own keyboard and I thought I would have a hard time switching from the Mac's keyboard, but my difficulty was only 1 week and now I am very comfortable and very satisfied. What I don't like is that sometimes it forgets the lighting animation I've selected, so I have to adjust it again and again. Secondly, I know when the battery is low when I can't use the keyboard. Maybe it would be nice to light up a button to remind me when it's low.

Wearable tech that does more than a Fitbit.

This Scrabble Mechanical Keyboard is a custom and officially licensed mechanical keyboard that will last for years and bring some fun to your workspace. Plus, if you already have a mechanical keyboard, you can get just the keycaps to swap in (http://dro.ps/b/IudZsO4TI2FO/t)! You can even get a "bag" of caps to play a regulation game of Scrabble!

Hexgears X-1 is multi-device Bluetooth connectivity, CNC machined chassis, and low profile mechanical switches adapt to any situation.

5. Azio Keyboard

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Vintage typewriter mechanical keyboard

Vissles LP85 is a 75% ultra-slim optical-mechanical keyboard crafted for speed, precision, and comfort. The LP85 strives a perfect balance between a conventional and a mechanical keyboard,

7. Epomaker GK96S

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A 96-key wireless mechanical keyboard that provides a southpaw version in the Epomaker series. It’s born to free up your desk as well as providing a better portable experience without compromising on the perfect tactile typing experience.

8. CODE Keyboard

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We couldn't find a simple, clean, beautiful mechanical keyboard that we truly loved. So we created the CODE keyboard. lt's the result of a collaboration between Weyman Kwong of WASD Keyboards, and Jeff “Coding Horror" Atwood. Two guys that love keyboards. Maybe a little too much.

9. KEMOVE

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✅ Magic thumb keys remappable to any keys ✅ Cherry/Gateron switches ✅ Unlimited RGB backlights ✅ 100% PBT Dye Sub Keycaps ✅ Bluetooth 5.1

Rymek is a retro-style versatile mechanical bluetooth keyboard. Our innovative design of the saddle shape keycaps, a perfect blending of modern and classic; Rymek is designed for productivity and ergonomics. Type effortlessly, now with style.

11. KUMO Keyboard

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KUMO Keyboard is an evolution of our classic MiniVan keyboard. A high quality, fully programmable keyboard for the modern user. Designed to be portable as well as functional, some new features debut with Kumo that will move us toward our future of input customization.

12. NuType F1 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

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World's First wireless mechanical keyboard specifically designed for your MacBook and mobile devices ✅ Mac layout wireless mechanical keyboard ✅ Mac & Windows supported ✅ Pair up to 3 devices at the same time ✅ Super portable ✅ 20 different RGB backlits

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A 75% fully customizable RGB mechanical keyboard