This $29 rack fixed my out-of-control keyboard and mouse collection
A simple acrylic rack keeps my 5+ gaming keyboards and mice organized, stacked, and within reach. Credit: Dominic Bailey / Foundry One thing I’ve learned over the years is that there’s no substitute for swapping out keyboards and mice for optimal gaming performance, and that’s why I keep a bunch of different ones on hand. I love my SteelSeries Apex Pro Tenkeyless for FPS games like Counter-Strike 2 because it’s so compact, giving me tons of space for wild mouse maneuvers.
- ▪A simple acrylic rack keeps my 5+ gaming keyboards and mice organized, stacked, and within reach.
- ▪Credit: Dominic Bailey / Foundry One thing I’ve learned over the years is that there’s no substitute for swapping out keyboards and mice for optimal gaming performance, and that’s why I keep a bunch of different ones on hand.
- ▪I love my SteelSeries Apex Pro Tenkeyless for FPS games like Counter-Strike 2 because it’s so compact, giving me tons of space for wild mouse maneuvers.
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A simple acrylic rack keeps my 5+ gaming keyboards and mice organized, stacked, and within reach. Goodbye desk clutter, hello sanity. Credit: Dominic Bailey / Foundry One thing I’ve learned over the years is that there’s no substitute for swapping out keyboards and mice for optimal gaming performance, and that’s why I keep a bunch of different ones on hand. For example, I have 5+ keyboards. I love my SteelSeries Apex Pro Tenkeyless for FPS games like Counter-Strike 2 because it’s so compact, giving me tons of space for wild mouse maneuvers. But for games that use the numpad and for general writing, I opt for my Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro since it rocks full keyboard sizing. Its linear switches are also ridiculously quick and comfortable to type on.
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