From vintage-style round keys to mechanical keyboards with 8,000 Hz polling rate, the 5 products below attract attention in their own ways, suitable for many different usage needs.

Sidotech K600: Vintage style round button keyboard

The most prominent feature of the Sidotech K600 is the circular keycap, reminiscent of classic typewriters. Combined with LED lights and eye-catching color combinations, this keyboard model makes a difference compared to the popular square key design.

The K600 has a layout of 104 full-size keys, including a separate numeric keypad, suitable for people who regularly enter data or work in the office. The product belongs to the group of pseudo-mechanical keyboards, not mechanical keyboards that use specialized mechanical switches.

Nillkin Cube Pocket: Folding keyboard with integrated touchpad

Nillkin Cube Pocket is aimed at people who are constantly on the go and want to work on their phone or tablet. The product has a compact folding design, integrated touchpad to control the cursor without having to carry a separate mouse.

According to manufacturer information, the keyboard supports Bluetooth and pairing of up to three devices. Thanks to that, users can switch between devices for work, from composing emails to entering text on tablets.

A compact accessory that integrates both a keyboard and touchpad is an interesting choice for people who often work outside. In return, the miniature key layout can take time for users to get used to, especially when typing long text.

Valkyrie VK87 V2: Mechanical gaming keyboard with polling rate 8,000 Hz

Valkyrie VK87 V2 is aimed at users interested in performance and customization of mechanical keyboards. One of the notable parameters of the product line is the polling rate up to 8,000 Hz on announced supported versions.

In theory, this polling rate corresponds to a data sending cycle of 0.125 ms. However, that number does not mean that the overall system latency is reduced accordingly, because actual experience depends on many other factors.

Buyers also need to distinguish the standard VK87 V2 from the VK87 Max V2. According to product information, the standard version has a 10,000 mAh battery, while the Max V2 version uses a 12,000 mAh battery.

8,000 Hz parameters and large capacity battery make the product a worthy choice for game players. However, people who mainly use the keyboard for data entry may not notice a noticeable difference from a high polling rate.

Leaven K108W: RGB mechanical keyboard with multiple keycap themes

Leaven K108W combines a 108-key layout, RGB lighting and connection methods including USB-C, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz according to information from the retailer. Some versions also support hot switch switching, allowing users to replace compatible switches without soldering.

Another notable point is the keycap sets with many themes, helping users coordinate keyboard colors according to their preferences. Changing keycaps and lighting effects is also a way to create a new look for the computer corner without having to replace the entire device.

The ability to combine multi-colored keycaps with RGB lights helps the keyboard easily become a highlight on the desk. However, buyers should check the switch, keycap set and features of each version because the configuration may vary.

Ugreen Slim: Wireless keyboard for minimalist working corner

No need for elaborate design or RGB lights, Ugreen Slim is aimed at people who like neat desks. The product supports Bluetooth 5.3 and 2.4 GHz connection, suitable for daily data input needs on compatible devices.

The slim design makes the keyboard easy to arrange in small workspaces or carry when needed. Features aimed at a low-noise typing experience are also suitable for people working in shared offices.

Minimalism and flexibility in connectivity are factors that make this keyboard model worth considering. However, those who are familiar with the deep key travel of a mechanical keyboard should experience it first to determine its suitability.

See more keyboard models here.