Full-Size Wired Keyboard, Retro Round Keycaps and Numpad
Type on a full 104-key board with round retro keycaps that turns a plain desk into one you enjoy sitting at. The numpad, F1-F12 row and arrow cluster are all here, in a slim wired body that plugs in and starts working.
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Type on a full 104-key board with round retro keycaps that turns a plain desk into one you enjoy sitting at. The numpad, F1-F12 row and arrow cluster are all here, in a slim wired body that plugs in and starts working.
Full-size wired keyboard with retro round keycaps that brings a playful vintage look to any desk
- cluttered desk needing a stylish peripheral
- need for a full keyboard with numeric keypad and function keys
- plain generic office keyboard looks
A full keyboard with retro charm for every desk
Tired of a bland, cramped setup? Get a full 104-key wired keyboard with round retro keycaps that makes daily typing feel a little more fun.
Every key you use, right where it belongs

A full layout, no compromises
The 104-key layout includes a numeric keypad, a row of F1-F12 keys and a separate arrow cluster. Num Lock, Caps Lock and Scroll Lock indicators sit where you can see them. Nothing you reach for daily is missing, so you never need a second keypad on the side.

Round retro keycaps, playful feel
Soft round keycaps sit in evenly spaced rows across the whole board. The matte finish keeps fingerprints down, and the blush pink and off-white colourways turn a plain desk into a vintage-leaning corner you actually want to sit at.

Slim and simple, plug and type
The ultra-thin, low-profile body sits low on the desk and leaves room for your mouse. A wired USB cable means no batteries, no pairing and no charging. Plug it into a free port and start typing.
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Questions and answers
No. It is a wired USB keyboard. Plug the cable into a free port and it is ready to type, with no pairing and no batteries. If you run an unusual operating system, check its keyboard support first.
Round caps feel different from flat office keys, so expect a few days of adjusting. Most people settle in quickly because the spacing is even across the board. If you type for hours, start with short sessions and build up.
Yes. The D520 is a full 104-key board, so the numpad sits on the right with the F1-F12 row above and the arrow cluster between them. You do not need a separate keypad to work with numbers.
Key sound depends on how hard you press and what the desk is made of. Type with a lighter touch and put the board on a desk pad to soften the sound. The matte plastic body does not add extra noise of its own.
A standard full-size office board gives you the same numpad and function row for less effort, but it rarely looks like anything. The D520 covers the same jobs and adds a retro look that you see every time you sit down, which is the real value for a board you use all day.
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