I’ve seen 65 percent keyboards before, but I’ve never used one because of how familiar I am with the layout of a standard keyboard.

During this journey, I used various keyboard layouts ranging from a tiny 65% board to a full-size 100% layout. In fact, I even tried a split keyboard once just for kicks.

On the 65% keyboard, you usually only get 68. It still has all four arrow keys unlike the smaller 60% layout, but the navigation buttons are reduced to about three or four depending on the brand.

The Pwnage ZenBlade 65 mechanical gaming keyboard is a catalyst in the world of gaming peripherals. Designed for serious gamers and enthusiasts, this keyboard combines innovative technology with a ...

The CSTM65, a 65% layout mechanical keyboard, is the latest addition to Drop’s lineup, offering a compact design that doesn’t compromise on personalization.

The Das Keyboard DeltaForce 65 is probably one of the most long-awaited keyboards in my possession.

Epomaker Tide 65 is constructed of solid 6063 aluminum with a mirror PVD piece decorating the back of the keyboard. The solid aluminum construction is highly favored for its durability.

The Arbiter Studios' Polar 65 is a compact magnetic switch keyboard aimed at taking on Wooting for the Hall Effect crown. Find out if it succeeds in this review.

If you have ever used an Apple TV, you are likely familiar with the device's linear keyboard, which can be tedious to use if you have a lot of ...

The Higround OPAL Base 65 keyboard has a lot to offer, particularly brilliant RGB performance and customizability along with hot-swappable functionality. There’s plenty more customizability ...

I hadn't used optical switches much before testing the Vulcan II Mini but I can see their appeal for hardcore gamers. The ...