How to Choose the Right Keyboard for You

Choosing the right keyboard depends on your usage, performance needs, and personal preference. This guide helps you pick the best layout and switch type for your setup.

Contact Support Steps Layouts

Quick Steps

Start here

Layout: Choose the size that fits your desk and workflow.
Switch Type: Decide between Hall Effect or Mechanical.
Feel & Sound: Linear, tactile, or clicky.
Final Choice: Pick the model that matches your needs and budget.

Keyboard Layout Guide

Size & keys

60%

Ultra-compact, no arrow keys Best for: Minimal setups, portability

65%

Compact with arrow keys Best for: Gaming + productivity

68%

Balanced compact layout Best for: Most users

TKL

No numpad, full function keys Best for: Work + gaming

75%

Compact with function row (F-keys) Best for: Work + gaming (shortcuts)

100%

Full size with numpad Best for: Office work, heavy typing

Hall Effect vs Mechanical

Performance vs feel

Hall Effect

Key features: Magnetic switches, adjustable actuation Best for: Competitive gaming, fast response

Tip: Best option if you care about speed and competitive performance.

Mechanical

Key features: Classic switches, wide variety, custom feel Best for: General use, typing lovers

Tip: Safest choice if you care about feel, sound, and customization.

Quick Pick

Gaming focus: Hall Effect + Linear Work focus: Mechanical + Tactile

Switch Feel Guide

Sound & feedback

Linear

Feel: Smooth Best for: Gaming

Tactile

Feel: Bump feedback Best for: Work + typing

Clicky

Feel: Strong feedback Best for: Typing enthusiasts

Quick Recommendation

Fast choice

Competitive gamer: Hall Effect + Linear

Casual user: Mechanical + Linear/Tactile

Office / Work: Tactile or Silent Linear

Minimal setup: 65% or 68%

Tip: Hall Effect = best for speed & competitive performance. Mechanical = best for feel, sound, and customization.