Best Wireless Gaming Keyboard

KLIM Chroma Wireless Gaming Keyboard

Best-in-Class Response Time

If you want the best-in-class response time of a mechanical gaming keyboard but don’t want to pay the premium cost, the KLIM Chroma could be the next best thing. It provides a 2-millisecond response time, the best you’ll find in a non-mechanical model, along with a quiet experience that makes it as appropriate for your 9-to-5 job as it is for gaming. It also includes an anti-ghosting function to ensure that your ability to type fast doesn’t translate into inaccurate keystrokes. This is also an incredibly sturdy keyboard. It’s entirely waterproof and boasts a lifetime of 20 million keystrokes. KLIM are willing to put their money where their mouth is too. It’s fully backed by a two-year warranty and a 24-hour turnaround on customer service complaints.

DREVO BladeMaster PRO Cherry MX Black Wireless Gaming Keyboard

As Sleek in Design as in Function

With a title like “Blademaster”, DREVO’s wireless keyboard is clearly aimed squarely at the gaming market. But while the name may be boastful, it suits the sleek functionality of this keyboard. It sports an especially cool design – stripping down the raised edges to give you an up close and personal look at the Cherry MX switches that power this mechanical model. And the ability to connect to your computer using Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or USB means you won’t have to worry about input lag due to a spotty connection.

The software here is worthy of note as well. Your keyboard and mouse gaming experience can benefit from tethering this keyboard to other DREVO devices, and you have full control over the RGB backlighting of your keys. The Genius Knob also offers some of the best customization around for macros, shortcuts, and program launching.

 Logitech G613 Lightspeed Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Killer Battery Life and Connectivity

The Logitech G613 Lightspeed isn’t as flashy or ostentatious as many of the other PC gaming keyboards on our list, but it doesn’t need to be. This is a functional workhorse of a keyboard that will serve both your gaming and professional needs well. A bank of six keys along the left side of the keyboard is dedicated to macros, and you can save custom macros for every app on your computer. The mechanical keys also promise a sold response rate of 1 millisecond.

You can count on this keyboard to provide you with a dependable experience every time. The Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity are both lightning-fast and responsive to your needs, and you’ll never need to worry about your batteries running out in a clutch moment. The Lightspeed can last up to 18 months at a time.

Anne Pro 2 Mechanical Wireless Gaming Keyboard

Extensively Customizable for Work or Play

If you’re looking for a functional and no-frills keyboard that you can customize to your heart’s content, look no further than the Anne Pro 2. Not only do you have total control over the RGB backlighting and a wealth of different preset effects, but you can actually remap every key on the keyboard to suit your needs. That lends it a level of versatility that few of its contemporaries can offer.

But that’s just scratching the surface of what this keyboard can do. The ability to assign 16 different key macros gives you a huge amount of range to improve your gaming efficiency or your work productivity. And the full key rollover function means that you won’t be penalized just for being a fast typist.

CORSAIR K63 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Almost Unlimited Customizability

With its electric blue RGB lighting and sleek and sharp design, the Corsair K35 is one of the coolest gaming keyboards we’ve seen. And the wealth of features and responsive controls make it one of the best models we’ve discovered across the board. The mechanical switches here are Cherry RX, the most well-regarded name in the business, and the K35 coordinates well with any of the peripherals in Corsair’s catalog.

If you’re looking to mix up the RGB lighting, you have nearly unlimited customization. Both the macros and lighting can be assigned on a key-by-key basis, and you can even assign multiple profiles to your different games. The K35 is packed with 8MB of internal memory, allowing it to save up to three profiles at once without the need for external software.

Razer Turret Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

A Powerful Combination of Premium Peripherals

The Razer Turret doesn’t come cheap, but this mouse and keyboard gaming kit can supercharge your experience, and it offers some of the best technology and features to be found in a modern gaming keyboard. Both devices can last up to 50 hours on a single charge, so they’re one of the best choices anywhere for marathon gaming sessions. And as you might expect from Razer, the RGB lighting here is meticulous. You get key-by-key customization and the ability to sync your keyboard to your mouse as well as to other Razer devices.

The 2.4 GHz wireless connection makes this a suitable choice for gaming on your laptop, desktop, or Xbox One. An ergonomic wrist rest is built in to reduce stress during longer gaming sessions, and Razer promises a life span of up to 50 million clicks.

G-Cord Full Size Wireless Mechanical Rechargable Keyboard

Simple and Straightforward Set-Up

While some gaming keyboards come with complicated tethering protocols that make setup a complicated process, the G-Cord offers some of the best and easiest setup around. Just plug this mechanical keyboard in via USB and you’re ready to go. You can use this keyboard wirelessly or plug it in to reduce the risk of input lag when in a serious multiplayer match.

The full-sized design of this keyboard along with the strong anti-ghosting means better accuracy whether you’re gaming, coding, or working, and you’ll only rarely have to take the time to plug it in. It can take over 240 hours of heavy use on a single charge

IOGEAR Kaliber Gaming Wireless Gaming Keyboard

Simple but Reliable Functionality

If you need a gaming keyboard and mouse and don’t have a lot of money to spend, the IOGEAR Kaliber is one of the best deals you’ll find. While it can’t match the wealth of features found in more high-end gaming keyboards, it’s a more than serviceable model that offers decent functionality.

Eight anti-ghosting keys are included for smoother typing recognition even when hammering away, and the gaming keyboard and mouse work well together. Customization is available through a downloadable Windows driver, and the 2.4 GHz connection ensures that it will work at a distance of up to 33 feet. Best of all, this keyboard is highly resistant to water, so the risk of spills ruining your game will be a thing of the past.

DIERYA Mechanical Wireless Gaming Keyboard

Incredibly Compact with Extensive Connectivity

DIERYA has produced one of the most compact gaming keyboards we’ve seen anywhere with this model. There’s barely any bit of keyboard that extends beyond the keys, resulting in the best choice for those who like to pack light and carry less. And this PC gaming keyboard just happens to look pretty impressive as a result of that slick design sensibility.

And while the exposed switches look cool in their own right, you have a pretty sizable amount of flexibility to customize the coloring to your specifications. Seven colors and eight different effects are available through DIERYA’s software. And while this 60% sized keyboard isn’t exactly rich with features, it does allow you to connect to up to three devices at once.

SteelSeries Apex Wireless Gaming Keyboard

Inexpensive Yet Extensively Programmable

No guide to the best wireless gaming keyboards would be complete without the inclusion of a SteelSeries model. The company that has set the standards for what gaming peripherals can look like has stripped down its technology to provide one of the most effective and inexpensive wireless gaming keyboards ever produced.

Any key on this gaming keyboard can be reassigned to suit your needs, and you get access to six simultaneous key presses on 20 assigned anti-ghosting keys. Best of all, you can store an unlimited number of profiles in the keyboard’s memory. While the price tag and design may suggest a bare-bones keyboard, this is a model that controls great and offers the sort of low-key features that serious gamers will really appreciate.