
Layouts, switches and connections for a keyboard that fits your desk and your computers. We compare brand specs with independent reviews and say where they disagree.
A TKL keeps the full main block, the arrows and the navigation cluster and drops only the number pad. A 75% board squeezes the arrows and a short navigation column against the main block, so it takes less width.
A 2.4G receiver is the usual choice for a desktop or gaming PC, Bluetooth needs no dongle and suits laptops, tablets and phones, and a USB-C cable removes pairing and charging from the picture.
Check the brand's own system list first. Boards that support QMK/VIA can be remapped so Command and Option sit where your hands expect them.
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