Support - Layouts

This will aim to give a quick overview of some of the different keyboard layouts available so you can get a better idea of which size you're most interested in. The sizes are usually represented as a percentage of a full sized keyboard. We'll go through the layouts as they scale down from a full size.

Full Size

A full size keyboard is typically 104 keys in the standard layout with a function row, dedicated arrow keys, and numpad. Our full size includes 4 extra keys above the numpad, making it have 108 keys total.

TKL

TKL stands for Ten Key Less. It is a full sized keyboard without the numpad area. The TKL keyboard includes a total of 88 keys.

75%

The 75% keyboard is close to the TKL, coming in at 82 keys. The arrow keys are tucked in at the corner, so there is no gap between the arrow keys and the main keys. The print screen/pause/scroll lock are eliminated, as well as the insert key. Others like Home, End, Page Up/Down, and Delete go up the right side of the keyboard.

65%

The 65% is based on the 75% layout, but eliminates the function row and Delete key, going from 6 rows of keys to just 5, leaving 68 keys in total.

60%

The 60% layout is similar to the 65%, but eliminates the right side column including Home, End, Page Up/Down, and the arrow keys in the bottom right. With the arrow keys eliminated, it usually leaves more room for a larger left shift and such.