60-percent keyboards are picking up a lot of traction, especially in the gaming world. We explain how these work and why you might want one as your next PC accessory.

Whether or not you should buy a 60% keyboard really comes down to your workload and what you can learn to live without. We lay out some reasons why a compact set of keys might suit ...

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.

On a 60 percent keyboard you’ll access these buttons by using the function key; there’s no standard layout between companies so you’ll have to learn new hotkeys and shortcuts if you switch ...

Razer has announced its first 60 percent keyboard, the Huntsman Mini. It’s made for people who need just the bare minimum of dedicated keys. There’s no number pad, arrow keys, or function keys.

The HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Percent allows for three profiles to be stored on the device with on-board memory, as there are three default profiles already loaded. Macros can also be programmed.

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 ...

As a 60 percent keyboard, you get a more compact layout that gives you the alphanumeric keys you need and little else - no nav cluster, no function row, or anything else.

60 percent layout means a lot of functions are tied to Fn key combos. Can take some adjustment to muscle memory if you're not used to this layout. There’s an elegance to efficiency.

A 60 percent keyboard is the smallest mainstream layout, removing the alphanumeric keys from the rest of the keyboard and transplanting them into an incredibly compact form factor.

Logitech has announced it's bringing a brand new keyboard to market, and it's a 60 percent form factor geared towards competitive gaming. The Logitech G PRO X 60 LIGHTSPEED Gaming Keyboard will ...