BIZARRE: Gravastar - You Need To See This

I almost found my dream keyboard in the GravaStar Mercury V60 Pro, if it weren't for three finicky details

I'm absolutely in love with the acoustics and typing experience on this 60% keyboard, though a few small things hold it back from being perfect.

Tom’s Guide · May 22

The Asus TUF Gaming K3 Gen II has the best switches in its class, but its design and dodgy software are a tough sell

The Asus TUF Gaming K3 Gen II is a good keyboard for productivity and casual gaming, thanks to its optical-mechanical switches. But it has significant flaws.

Tom’s Guide · Mar 20

Keychron upgraded my favorite mechanical keyboard and packed 8,000Hz polling and 660 hours of battery into it — here’s my verdict after a week of testing

The Keychron V1 Ultra 8K is a powerful mechanical keyboard with 8,000Hz wireless polling and N-key rollover, as well as dual RGB lighting systems.

Tom’s Guide · Mar 12

I just tested the GravaStar Mercury K1 mechanical keyboard — and it’s a lean, mean typing machine

The GravaStar Mercury K1 is a fantastic mechanical keyboard, boasting lovely switches and a creamy sound profile. But it has a few flaws.

Tom’s Guide · Feb 12

I got fed up with regular Bluetooth speakers, so I'm using one shaped like a sci-fi Martian robot instead — here's why you should too

It looks like a mad robot, but it actually sounds really good — I love this thing, and I think you will too.

Tom’s Guide · Jun 19, 2025

GravaStar Mercury M1 Pro: a wireless gaming mouse with a brash design that unfortunately hampers performance

The GravaStar Mercury M1 Pro certainly has a striking design, but how does it perform?

TechRadar · Jan 23, 2025

GravaStar Mercury K1 Pro review: If the Xenomorph could type, this is what it’d use

The GravaStar Mercury K1 Pro will please sci-fi fans with its futuristic aesthetic, dual RGB systems and sturdy build and it offers a superb typing experience to back it up.

Tom’s Guide · Oct 16, 2024

This awesome sci-fi gaming mouse almost won me over completely, but there's just one problem

I took a chance on trying new wireless gaming mice from GravaStar, a unique company focused on making tech products with a distinct sci-fi aesthetic.

Windows Central · Feb 5, 2024