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FAQs

What is a 75% keyboard?
A 75% keyboard is a compact layout that retains the F-keys and arrow keys but removes the numpad. Its keys are tightly packed, making it smaller than a TKL while keeping essential functions for gaming and work.

Why is the 75% layout so popular for gaming?
It strikes the perfect balance for gamers. You get more desk space for your mouse than a TKL, but you keep dedicated arrow and function keys for complex in-game commands without needing Fn combos.

How is a 75% keyboard different from a 60% keyboard?
A 75% keyboard includes a dedicated function row (F1-F12) and arrow keys. A 60% gaming keyboard omits these, relying on function layers for access, offering the most minimal footprint possible for maximum mouse space.

Is a 75% keyboard good for productivity and typing?
Absolutely. The dedicated arrow and function keys make navigating documents and code much faster than on smaller layouts, making it an excellent choice for work, programming, and versatile daily use.

What is the knob on some 75% keyboards for?
The programmable rotary knob typically controls volume by default. However, it can often be customized via software to handle tasks like screen brightness, scrolling through timelines, or even in-game macros.

What keys are missing on a 75% keyboard compared to a full-size one?
The main keys removed are the dedicated number pad. The navigation cluster (Home, End, PgUp, etc.) is also typically condensed into a single vertical column to save valuable horizontal desk space.

Who is the ideal user for a 75% keyboard?
It's perfect for the user who wants a compact keyboard without sacrificing key functions. An ideal "do-it-all" choice for gamers, programmers, and hybrid workers who demand both desk space and efficiency.