About Us

Welcome to ConjuntoNews.com, a small corner of the internet dedicated to mechanical keyboards, one of the most oddly satisfying hobbies out there.

This blog started from a simple frustration: after building a first custom keyboard and falling down the inevitable rabbit hole of switches, keycaps, and desk setups, it became clear that a lot of the information out there was either too technical for beginners or too shallow to actually be useful. So we decided to build the resource we wished existed when we were starting out.

What You’ll Find Here

ConjuntoNews.com covers the mechanical keyboard hobby from a few different angles:

  • Switches and sound — how different switch types feel and sound, how to lubricate them, and how to build a quieter setup for shared spaces.
  • Builds and kits — practical, step-by-step guidance for putting together your first (or fifth) custom keyboard, without unnecessary jargon.
  • Keycaps and aesthetics — everything from materials and profiles to putting together a desk setup that actually feels cohesive.
  • Workspace and office use — how to bring a mechanical keyboard into a professional or shared environment without driving your coworkers up the wall.

Our Approach

Everything published here is written from genuine hands-on experience with the hobby, not copied or repurposed from other sources. When we recommend a product, a technique, or an approach, it’s because we’ve tested it, researched it thoroughly, or learned it the hard way ourselves, mistakes included. We believe the best guides come from people who’ve actually made the mistakes so you don’t have to.

We also believe this hobby doesn’t need to be intimidating. Whether you’re plugging in your very first hot-swappable board or you’re deep into lubing switches on a Sunday afternoon, our goal is to make the information clear, practical, and genuinely useful.

A Growing Project

ConjuntoNews.com is an independent, personal project, not a corporate publication. It’s run by someone who genuinely enjoys this hobby and wanted a place to share what’s been learned along the way. New content is added regularly as we continue exploring different corners of the mechanical keyboard world.

Thanks for stopping by, and we hope something here helps you type a little happier.

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