TKL Keyboards (80%)

TKL or 80% keyboards are a full-size without the numpad – the classic tenkeyless size with a full function row and navigation cluster. More room for your mouse without giving up keys. Here you'll find finished models and kits in ISO-DE and ANSI for your setup.

TKL keyboards (80%): full keys without the numpad

A TKL (tenkeyless) keyboard is a full-size without the numpad. It has 87 keys in ANSI and 88 in ISO. Function row, arrow keys and navigation cluster stay. That gives your mouse more room, and you don't give up any keys. The size is also called 80 percent.

Who is TKL for?

If you don't need a numpad but don't want to lose navigation keys like Home, End and PgUp/PgDn, TKL is the logical choice. For something a little smaller, a 75% keyboard squeezes the blocks closer together. More on sizes in our guide keyboard sizes & layouts.

WK, WKL and F13

Some TKL kits come with Windows keys (WK) or without (WKL). For WKL, the keycap set needs a 7u spacebar and 1.5u modifiers. Some boards add an F13 key, giving the TKL 88 keys in ANSI. For a clean look, the keycap set should include it.

ISO-DE or ANSI

For the German layout, PCB, plate and keycaps have to match. Some TKL boards support ISO and ANSI on one PCB. You'll find every QWERTZ board in ISO-DE keyboards.

Kit or fully built

A kit provides case, PCB and plate; you choose switches and keycaps yourself. Fully built models are ready to use. In-stock items ship from Germany within one business day.