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60% Mechanical Keyboards: Compact & Customizable
Discover KeebFinder's curated collection of 60% mechanical keyboards. These compact keyboards offer a minimalist layout, removing the number pad, function row, and arrow keys for a sleek and efficient design. Ideal for users prioritizing desk space or portability, our range includes options for gamers, coders, and typists. Explore various switch types, materials, and brands to find the perfect 60% custom keyboard for your setup.
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Redragon FIZZ K617ES Teclado Mecánico Mini 60% Blanco y Gris
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Everything You Need to Know About 60% Mechanical Keyboards
Considering a 60% mechanical keyboard? This compact form factor is popular for its space-saving design and clean aesthetic. Below, we answer common questions to help you decide if a 60% layout is the right choice for your typing, gaming, or programming needs, and guide you through selecting the best 60% custom keyboard.
What is a 60% mechanical keyboard?
A 60% mechanical keyboard is a compact keyboard layout that omits the number pad, function row (F1-F12), arrow keys, and navigation cluster (Home, End, Page Up/Down, Delete, Insert). This results in a significantly smaller footprint, typically around 60-61 keys, compared to a full-size keyboard.
Who should use a 60% keyboard?
60% keyboards are ideal for users who prioritize desk space, portability, and a minimalist aesthetic. They are popular among gamers who need more mouse room, programmers who prefer to keep their hands close to the home row, and anyone looking for a compact custom keyboard for travel or smaller workspaces.
How do you access missing keys like arrow keys or function keys on a 60% keyboard?
Missing keys on a 60% keyboard are typically accessed via a function layer (often labeled 'Fn' or a similar key). By holding the Fn key and pressing another key, you can activate secondary functions. For example, Fn + 'I', 'J', 'K', 'L' might act as arrow keys, and Fn + number keys might act as F-keys. Many 60% custom keyboards allow full remapping of these layers via QMK/VIA firmware.
What are the pros of a 60% keyboard?
The main advantages include: increased desk space for mouse movement, improved ergonomics by keeping your hands closer together, portability for easy transport, and a clean, minimalist aesthetic. They also often encourage more efficient typing habits by utilizing layers.
What are the cons of a 60% keyboard?
The primary disadvantage is the learning curve associated with accessing keys via layers, especially for users accustomed to dedicated arrow keys or function rows. Some users may find the lack of dedicated keys inconvenient for certain tasks or games without significant customization.
Can I get a 60% keyboard with arrow keys?
While the standard 60% layout omits dedicated arrow keys, some modified layouts, often called '60% with arrows' or '64-key' layouts, incorporate them, usually by shifting the right Shift key and bottom row modifiers. These provide a compromise between compactness and dedicated arrow key functionality.
Are 60% keyboards good for gaming?
Yes, many gamers prefer 60% mechanical keyboards because the smaller size allows for more mousing area, which can be crucial for games requiring large mouse movements. The programmability of many 60% custom keyboards also allows gamers to create custom macros and keybinds.
What customization options are available for 60% keyboards?
60% keyboards are highly customizable. Options include hot-swappable switches (allowing you to change switches without soldering), a wide variety of keycap sets, different case materials (aluminum, polycarbonate, acrylic), plate materials (brass, FR4, carbon fiber), and firmware customization with QMK/VIA for key remapping and macros. You can truly build a 60% custom keyboard tailored to your preferences.
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