Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Full-Size with Numpad

Full layout, nothing left out

• Every key, all 98 in place

  The board carries 98 keys with a full numpad and an F1-F12 row. Gaming binds, macros, and spreadsheet columns share one layout, so you never reach for a second keyboard to finish a task.

• Four colourways, one bold look

  Colour-blocked keycaps sit on a clean matte body, and the set comes in four colourways. Black and yellow, red and white, blue and white, grey and yellow. Pick the one that matches your desk and keep the rest of the room calm.

• Wired and ready out of the box

  The wired USB cable runs straight from the board to your PC. No batteries to charge and no pairing step, so the keyboard is working the moment it is plugged in.

Unbox, plug in, play

1. 1
   Open the box

   Lift the lid and find the full-size keyboard lying flat. The matte body feels solid before you touch a key.

2. 2
   Check the colourway

   Look at the colour-blocked keycaps and the contrasting accents on the numpad and function row.

3. 3
   Connect the cable

   Take out the wired USB cable, plug it into your PC, and the board is ready. No batteries and no pairing.

Plug it in and start playing

• Wired mechanical keyboard×1

  Full-size 98-key layout with numpad and F1-F12 row

• USB cable×1

  Wired connection to your PC

Tired of picking one or the other

The compromise you keep making

A tenkeyless board frees up desk space and drops the numpad. A plain full-size board keeps the numpad and looks like every other office keyboard. Most people end up switching between the two for years, never fully happy with either.

One board, every key you need

This board runs the full 98-key layout. The numpad sits on the right, the F1-F12 row sits along the top, and the main block stays where your hands expect it. Ranked queue in the evening, spreadsheet in the morning, same keys in the same places.

Your setup, finally matched

Pick the colourway that suits your desk. Grey and yellow reads clean and sharp, red and white brightens a room, blue and white feels calm. The keyboard stops being the item you apologise for and starts looking like the part of the setup you chose on purpose.

What using it looks like

1. First Use
   Full layout feels familiar

   Plug in and reach the numpad and F1-F12 keys right away. The layout is one your hands already know from other full-size keyboards.

2. 1 Week
   Shortcuts settle in

   Game binds and spreadsheet shortcuts start to feel automatic as your hands settle into the layout during daily use.

3. 30 Days
   Setup feels finished

   After a month the colourway and numpad are part of your desk routine, and the board feels like the right fit for both play and work.

Keep the numpad. Keep the style.