The HHKB Professional HYBRID Type-S is the evolution of a design that was originally launched in 1996. The Happy Hacking Keyboards were designed with programmers in mind, and the use, style, and ...

The typical 60% keyboard drops the Function (F1 to F12) keys, arrow keys, and other navigation/utility keys. (Think Home, Delete, Print Screen, Page Up, and Page Down.) The layout is compressed ...

Of course, while as a 60% keyboard it's undeniably ... Besides the usual layers, function key modifiers, macros, and ARGB lighting for individual keys, there's also powerful gaming-centric options ...

You get Function keys and arrow keys ... One of our favorite keyboards ever is the Mountain Everest 60, which is a 60% keyboard with the ability to attach a numpad to either side of it.

From the smallest 60 ... function with control over the software that runs on them. The key to most builds is the 32U4 chip found in some Atmel microcontrollers which allows it to easily pass ...

go for a compact 60% mini keyboard. I do have a soft spot for them, but at this point, you’re nixing the entire center column as well as the function keys. Those keys are useful, and that's a ...

Need more space on your crowded desk? Compact "60%" and "65%" keyboards fit perfectly for productivity or play. Our buying advice and reviews will help you pick just the right one. I’m an ...