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What does TKL stand for when it comes to Ducky keyboards?

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tenkeyless I think.

 

pretty sure it means there's no numpad,or that it (the numpad) isn't mechanical

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tenkeyless I think.

 

pretty sure it means there's no numpad,or that it (the numpad) isn't mechanical

Linus Sebastian said:

The stand is indeed made of metal but I wouldn't drive my car over a bridge made of it.

 

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ten key less I think.

 

pretty sure it means there's no numpad,or that it isn't mechanical

So without the number pad?

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yes TKL mean Ten Key Less, meaning no Ten Key. A Ten Key in a numberpad. A keyboard of this style has many advantages.

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