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Reader Question: What are the wireless mechanical keyboards available?


Q: I need a wireless mechanical keyboard. What are my options?

A:  We'll go by category, from largest to smallest
NOTE: If you don't see at least SEVEN keyboards under "full-size" below, your adblocker is blocking my links to Amazon.

Full-Size


TenkeyLess (TKL)

NIZ EC87 Bluetooth/Wired Pro on Nizkeyboard

Varmilo VB87 Bluetooth on mechanicalkeyboards

SubTKL (75%)

NIZ EC84 Bluetooth/Wired Pro on Nizkeyboard


Mini (60% or so) (please also see CMKB Buying Guide // Mini)


Last Updated 23-APR-2018

Maintainer's Notes: Somehow left out Drevo Calibur, added Logitech G613, Corsaid K63, LeaningTech K61, Velocifire K61WS, Unnamed (Royal Kludge Side 87),

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 30, 2018 at 5:45 AM

    why left out the Drevo Calibur?

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    1. GuyReviewsJuly 5, 2018 at 9:11 AM

      It's there, right below Keywalker. If you can't see it, you have ad-blocker on.

      Delete

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