Compact 68% Wired Mini Mechanical Gaming keyboard without numpad
Model:
MK120
Brand:
FUNSTY
Category:
Mechanical keyboard
Colour:
Black, White, Red, Colorful, Customizable
Product Features
Compact 60% Wired Mini Mechanical Gaming keyboard without numpad
● TKL compact mechanical gaming keyboard no numpad- could be done: wired, 2.4G wireless, BT wireless, and triple-mode in one( wired/2.4G wireless/BT)
● All the switch of mechanical gaming keyboard could be choosen Brand and color etc(do OEM service).
● Are mechanical gaming keyboards good for programming?
While a mechanical won't directly help improve your programming skills, a mechanical keyboard does offer a much more comfortable typing experience, which will indirectly help to make the coding experience more enjoyable.
● Are 60% keyboards good for programmers?
60 percent keyboards in particular lack arrow keys, which can make editing text difficult - so we probably wouldn't recommend these for programmers or students in most circumstances.
● Why are mechanical gaming keyboards better for typing?
Mechanical keyboards are generally regarded as good keyboards for typing. They offer switches under each key rather than rubber membrane like most standard keyboards, which means a superior feeling when typing. Each keypress is tangibly felt, helping users maintain more precise and accurate typing.

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Product information

Model | MK120 |
Interface | USB |
Cable | 1.25M PVC Cable |
Style | Mechanical keyboard |
Full keys | Anti-ghosting |
Switch | Outemu Switch |
Backlight | RGB or others |
Keys | 68keys |
Keycaps | ABS injection |
Size | 30*10.1*3.8cm |
Weight | 0.6kg |
Support | Windows,Android,MAC |
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Shenzhen BENDA Co., Ltd., established in 2006 and located in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, covers an area of 10000 square meters.
It is a high-tech enterprise focusing on the research, development, production and sales of mouse, keyboard and headset products.
The company has strong technology and R & D strength and is recognized as a "high-tech enterprise" by the government