The 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard is a very quirky choice for any typist or gamer but a surprisingly solid one that is more than just a pretty face. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team ...

In a nutshell: 8BitDo is now accepting pre-orders for its latest retro mechanical keyboard, a throwback to IBM's legendary Model M from the mid-80s. The new M Edition technically isn't new at all. The ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The 8BitDo Retro 87 Mechanical Keyboard - Xbox Edition is available for preorder now for $119.99 and is expected ...

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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 ...

Games peripherals maker 8BitDo does things a bit differently to rivals. While it ranges a collection of controllers and other accessories, they tend to be designed with a retro feel and aesthetic in ...

8BitDo's Retro Mechanical Keyboards feature paint jobs based on classic Nintendo consoles. The N Edition features gray and red colors based on the NES, while the Fami Edition sports the red, off-white ...

Gaming peripherals maker 8BitDo wants to bring that nostalgia to people’s fingertips and this week announced the Retro Mechanical Keyboard – C64 Edition. 8BitDo is careful not to use the name ...

8BitDo, the game accessory maker known for its amazing third-party wireless controllers, announced its first-ever mechanical keyboard with a design inspired by Nintendo's 8-bit home gaming consoles.

The gaming accessory manufacturer is dipping its toe in the keyboard business with the $99.99 Retro Mechanical Keyboard, which comes with two kinda NES-style programmable buttons. The gaming accessory ...

Looks can be deceiving in hardware. The notion that mediocre gear is sometimes propelled forward by pretty RGB or flashy ...