Specifications. The MOUNTAIN Everest 60 keyboard we reviewed has the following features and specifications: Compact 60% layout with arrow keys; Lubed hot-swappable Mountain mechanical switches ...

Instead of arrow keys or relying on a key combo for arrow input (like most 60 percent keyboard users do), it has a capacitive touch panel on the front edge for inputting arrow and other functions ...

It’s back with its latest release, the Everest 60, a 60% keyboard that includes arrow keys and enthusiast-grade features to improve both sound and feel. And, of course, modularity.

The Keychron K12 Pro has a very compact 60% layout with 61 keys. At this size the numpad and arrow keys are missing. Both Mac and Windows keycaps are included. You can choose to equip your K12 Pro ...

The only real knock against the Everest 60 would be its small Shift key on the right side of the keyboard. In order to accommodate the arrow keys, which is pretty uncommon for a 60% keyboard ...

As a 60 percent keyboard, ... Fn and a number key to get the corresponding F key, and pressing Fn and Enter to rebind keys in the bottom right as arrow keys. Beyond that, ...

But 60 percent keyboards take the "small keyboard" thing to a different level by dropping all navigation keys, including the arrow keys. Arrow users need not apply.

It's called the Pro X 60, and can be yours for $180/£180, which, let's face it, is a lot of money for any peripheral.Especially as this is a 60% keeb, meaning that it's a small form factor board ...

Razer is now joining in on the 60% keyboard craze with its new Huntsman Mini Analog. ... compact form factor that foregoes arrow keys, a numpad, and the function row.

If you're contemplating buying your first mechanical keyboard, and aren't quite sure which size or layout will work best for ...