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Best Cheap Small Keyboard

Zo23
By Zo23
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define small. for me, a Corsair K65 is small.. because my main keyboard (Corsair K95 platinum) is quite large... 

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like, what formfactor? 60%? 75%? TKL? Navless? my favorite by FAR is navless, its about as compact as TKL but with the entire functionallity of a fullsize pretty much

I spent $2500 on building my PC and all i do with it is play no games atm & watch anime at 1080p(finally) watch YT and write essays...  nothing, it just sits there collecting dust...

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If you're looking for cheap, quality, and RGB, look no further than the RGB Phantom 87 by Tecware. $40, cheapest mechanical gaming keyboard you'll get with RGB, switch-choice, and a good-looking chassis. You can get it on Amazon or Newegg, but here's their site so you can get the details. https://www.tecware.co/phantom I almost bought one, but I went for a Glorious Modular keyboard instead because it was out earlier than the Phantom. Phantom TKL just released a month or two ago. It's not a 60%, but it's pretty compact.

 

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