Choosing the best wireless mechanical keyboard for you should be based on how you’ll be using it. If you’re used to typing on a laptop keyboard, it may be wise to choose one with low-profile switches that feel like a laptop’s. If you plan to travel with your keyboard, selecting a compact model that’s small and light enough to easily carry with you is a good choice. If you’re gaming, be sure to choose a keyboard that uses 2.4GHz instead of Bluetooth for wired-like responsiveness.  With those unique considerations in mind, there are also two factors that carry through to all wireless mechanical keyboards: battery life and switch type. No matter what you choose, be sure to keep its rated battery life in mind and whether or not any backlighting impacts it. Finally, choose a switch that’s a match for you. Clicky blue switches may be great for typing but can irritate coworkers with their added noise. Linear red switches are great for gaming but often lead to more typos while you’re learning to use the keyboard. Tactile brown switches have a bump when they actuate but no click and are also lightweight enough for gaming, making them a great choice as a first switch.