75% Keyboards

75% keyboards pack the function row, arrow keys and some navigation into a tight space – compact without major compromises, a productive size for work and play. You'll find fully built boards and kits in ISO-DE and ANSI, ready for your switches and keycaps.

75% keyboards: F-row and arrows in a small footprint

A 75% keyboard has roughly 82 to 84 keys. The numpad is gone and the navigation cluster is reduced to one column on the right, but the function row and arrow keys stay. The blocks sit close together, usually without gaps. You keep almost everything within reach and still save space compared to a TKL.

75% or 65%?

The difference is the F-row. If you use it often, for shortcuts in applications for example, a 75% board suits you better. If you rarely need it, a 65% keyboard will do. Key counts can differ between two 75% models, as the percentage is only a shorthand. Our guide keyboard sizes & layouts gives an overview.

Sound, mounting and material

Many 75% keyboards are gasket-mount boards. That is a build style, not a quality tier: gasket mount gives softer, other mounts feel firmer. Plate, foams, switches and keycaps shape the sound as well. More in our guide gasket mount & sound.

Layout and features

For ISO-DE, PCB, plate and keycaps have to match. Some 75% models come only with the German ISO layout, others in either ISO or ANSI. Many boards are tri-mode (wired, 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth) and customizable via QMK/VIA. Whether it's a kit or fully built is listed on each product page. In-stock items ship from Germany within one business day.