Keyboard Size

100% Keyboard

Description: A full keyboard with all the standard keys, including alphanumeric keys, function row, navigation cluster, and numeric keypad.

Commonly used for: Gaming, professional workstations, for those who need a full set of keys.

95% Keyboard

Description: Similar to a full keyboard, but usually without the numeric keypad, resulting in a slightly more compact form factor.

Commonly used for: Provides a more compact alternative for users who don't need a numeric keypad but still want to retain the other standard keys.

80% Keyboard

Description: A compact design without the numeric keypad and function row. Typically includes the alphanumeric keys, navigation cluster, and some function keys.

Common Uses: Ideal for people who want a more compact design without sacrificing essential keys.

75% Keyboard

Description: More compact than an 80% keyboard, often without the function row and some extra keys.

Common use for: Offers a balance between compactness and functionality. Popular with people who want a smaller footprint.

65% Keyboard

Description: Even smaller than a 75% keyboard, often without the function row and some navigation keys.

Common Uses: Provides a compact layout while retaining essential keys. Popular with users who value portability and desk space.

60% Keyboard

Description: Compact design with only the alphanumeric keys and essential function keys, without the function row, navigation keys, and numeric keypad.

Common use cases: Popular with gamers and those who want a minimalist, space-saving design.