8BitDo first made a splash on the scene with its retro controllers. Which took the format and style of classic controllers and added modern touches to them. Bluetooth, vibration, analog sticks and ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The $49.99 set comes with 165 keycaps, so they can also be used on a larger keyboard layout with a number pad.

Keyboards are kinda my thing. I review them, I build them, I occasionally even use them to type up computer news. And I was very impressed by 8BitDo’s first attempt at a mechanical keyboard. Even with ...

8BitDo, the manufacturer responsible for a wide variety of excellent third-party accessories for the Nintendo Switch and other devices, has recently branched out into the world of mechanical keyboards ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. 8BitDo's Nintendo-inspired wireless mechanical keyboard is currently on sale on Amazon for up to 15 percent off. Launched in 2023, the Retro ...

The 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard supports custom key mapping and works wired or wireless. The "N Edition" takes cues from the NES with an off-white / dark gray / black color scheme. The "Fami ...

The gaming peripheral company is following up its Nintendo-themed keyboard with a new model based on the iconic computer. The gaming peripheral company is following up its Nintendo-themed keyboard ...

The Retro Mechanical Keyboard is an absolute joy to use. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. I'll start by saying that I generally ...

8BitDo has revealed a new entry in their keyboard lineup. While their previous keyboards were based on the Famicom and NES aesthetic, this one is based more on the classic home microcomputer, the ...

If you're in the market for a new gaming keyboard, 8BitDo's retro-inspired keyboards offer stellar performance for a reasonable price. 8BitDo's Fami Edition keyboard has a color scheme that pays ...

I don't even key numbers in all that often, but when I have to, my fingers are about useless on the number row. That's just where the symbols live. I developed the habit when I had a part time data ...