Shadow and Snowfox 1:50-2:30 Switch Options 2:30-3:47 Bluetooth and Mac 3:47-5:13 What's in the box? 5:14-6:39 Keycaps, Legends, and Functions 6:40-7:15 Software 7:17-8:05 Hotswappable 9:07-10:13 Case ...

Because the keyboard is a 60% layout, it has no physical cursor or navigation keys, but they are all there and available simply by pressing the Fn key or whatever other key the user wants to use.

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 ...

Right now, the HyperX Alloy Origins 60 mini mechanical keyboard is available on Amazon for $59.99. That matches the lowest price for this keyboard, and it's also a big $40 cut, or 40 percent, from ...

Corsair's new 60-percent mechanical gaming keyboard isn't really bad, ... It doesn’t feel completely cheap thanks to a chunky build, red Cherry MX switches and individual key backlighting.

The Huntsman Mini is a mechanical keyboard that's, you guessed it, 60% the size of a regular keyboard. It's built with Razer's impeccable doubleshot PBT keycaps - some of the most durable, most ...

HyperX has unveiled a new 62 key mechanical keyboard in the form of the smaller Alloy Origins 60 keyboard, ... The Alloy Origins 60 keyboard will be officially launching on February 22nd for $99.99.

In addition to the keys on the actual keyboard itself, each Alloy Origins 60 comes with a keycap puller and additional keycaps, including a special space bar that looks like Damascus steel.

As a 60-percent keyboard, it's missing several keys, but all those features and more can still be accessed via Logitech's new remapping and secondary functionality KEYCONTROL system.

One key difference is that, unlike the Pro X TKL, the Pro X 60 isn’t a mechanical keyboard — it’s optical so the feel is different. Neither keyboard offers hot-swappable switches.