
Many of the best mechanical keyboards I’ve tested at Tom’s Guide look similar, more often than not. It’s rare that a keyboard lands on my desk and I say, “That’s wild.” So when I saw the GravaStar Mercury K1 Pro, I audibly gasped.
Much like the Mercury M1 Pro gaming mouse and Lofree Block, the Mercury K1 Pro keyboard looks like it could fit on the set of a sci-fi movie. Its spider legs, dual independent RGB lighting systems, and sturdy build are its main attractions, but it’s also a stellar keyboard to type on. The Kailh Speedy Mint linear switches I tested are responsive and creamy, and they sound lovely too. The 1,000Hz polling rate is also well-suited to casual gaming.