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FAQs

Should I choose a 65 keyboard, 75 keyboard or 80 keyboard?

Choose a 65 keyboard for compact size, a 75 keyboard for an added function row, or an 80 keyboard for a familiar TKL navigation cluster. Check the selected product page for current specifications, compatibility and availability.

What is the difference between 65% and 75% keyboards?

A 75% keyboard adds the function row and more navigation keys, while a 65% board is narrower and more compact. Choose 75% when the function row matters for work or games; choose 65% when width and mouse space matter more than dedicated F-keys.

Is an 80% keyboard the same as TKL?

They are commonly treated as the same general class: a full keyboard without the number pad, usually retaining the F-row and navigation cluster. Check the selected product page for current specifications, compatibility and availability.

Who should choose a 98% keyboard?

Users who frequently enter numbers or work in spreadsheets benefit from the numpad while keeping a smaller footprint than many full-size boards. Check the selected product page for current specifications, compatibility and availability.

Does keyboard size determine whether switches are mechanical or magnetic?

No. Layout size and switch technology are separate. The same size category can include mechanical or Hall Effect keyboards. Check the selected product page for current specifications, compatibility and availability.