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Minimize your footprint while keeping essential navigation keys 8 keyboards · 6 brands
| # | Label | Product | Band | Specs | View offer |
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| 1 | Keychron |
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$47.99 | Blue · Wireless keyboards · Wired keyboards |
$47.99
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| 2 | Virtdream |
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$39.99 | Wireless keyboards · Wired keyboards · Mechanical keyboards |
$39.99
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| 3 | ENDGAME GEAR |
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$79.99 | Wired keyboards · Gaming keyboards · Aluminum keyboards |
$79.99
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| 4 | Ranked |
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— | Mechanical keyboards · Gaming keyboards · For Mac | |
| 5 | Razer |
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— | Mechanical keyboards · Gaming keyboards · Hot-swappable keyboards | |
| 6 | Higround |
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— | Wired keyboards · Mechanical keyboards · Gaming keyboards | |
| 7 | Ranked |
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— | Blue · Mechanical keyboards · Gaming keyboards | |
| 8 | Keychron |
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— | Blue · Wireless keyboards · Wired keyboards |
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Yes. The 65 percent form keeps a right-side column that includes arrow keys along with a few navigation keys. That column is what separates it from a 60 percent layout.
Most samples list hot-swappable sockets, so switches can be replaced without soldering. A few models do not specify, so check the individual listing if switch swapping matters to you.
Observed samples include Gateron G Pro Blue, TTC Linear, mechanical speed yellow, and mechanical blue. Both clicky and linear options appear in the set.
Several samples state compatibility with both Mac and Windows. The compact layout drops the numpad but keeps the main typing block and arrow cluster.
These keyboards use a 65 percent layout, which typically means 68 keys in an ANSI US arrangement. The form keeps the main alphanumeric block, adds a right-side column for arrows and navigation, and drops the numpad and most function-row separation. The result is a board that fits smaller desks and leaves more room for mouse movement.
Samples show 68-key and 65-key counts, with some models listing 65 percent compact and others specifying 68 keys. The extra keys beyond a 60 percent board are usually the arrow cluster and a few navigation keys like Delete, Page Up, and Page Down. That column is the main physical difference from a 60 percent layout.
Switch options in the observed samples include Gateron G Pro Blue, TTC Linear custom switches, mechanical speed yellow, and mechanical blue. Hot-swappable sockets appear across most of the set, letting a buyer change switches without soldering. Case materials and colors vary: white, pink, snowstone, and grey finishes are listed, with PBT keycaps on at least one model.