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Epomaker DynaTab 75X Wireless White — Keyboard
-36% New

Epomaker DynaTab 75X Wireless White

Original price was: 470 ₾.Current price is: 300 ₾.

A4Tech Bloody WS98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Bloody Red

Original price was: 220 ₾.Current price is: 150 ₾.
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Arzopa K81 — Keyboard
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Arzopa K81

Original price was: 200 ₾.Current price is: 150 ₾.
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Arzopa K87 Wireless — Keyboard
-40% New

Arzopa K87 Wireless

Original price was: 250 ₾.Current price is: 150 ₾.
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Epomaker Brick 87 Grey Pink — Keyboard
-13% New

Epomaker Brick 87 Grey Pink

Original price was: 400 ₾.Current price is: 350 ₾.
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NuPhy Halo75 Black — Keyboard
-20% Used

NuPhy Halo75 Black

Original price was: 500 ₾.Current price is: 400 ₾.
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Epomaker Tide65 — Keyboard
-29% New

Epomaker Tide65

Original price was: 350 ₾.Current price is: 250 ₾.
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Epomaker DynaTab 75X Wireless Black — Keyboard
-36% New

Epomaker DynaTab 75X Wireless Black

Original price was: 470 ₾.Current price is: 300 ₾.
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Epomaker Skyloong GK75 — Keyboard
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Epomaker Skyloong GK75

Original price was: 300 ₾.Current price is: 200 ₾.
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Epomaker Skyloong GK87 TKL — Keyboard
-33%

Epomaker Skyloong GK87 TKL

Original price was: 300 ₾.Current price is: 200 ₾.
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Epomaker Brick 87 Black — Keyboard
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Epomaker Brick 87 Black

Original price was: 400 ₾.Current price is: 300 ₾.
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Glorious GMMK 2 96% Gaming Keyboard — Keyboard
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Glorious GMMK 2 96% Gaming Keyboard

Original price was: 270 ₾.Current price is: 200 ₾.

Keyboards with mechanical and membrane switches, in different sizes. In the filter you will see the switch type, size and hot-swap support.

FAQ

What is the difference between mechanical and membrane?

In mechanical, each button has a separate switch — it's more accurate, durable, and repairable. Membrane is cheaper and quieter, but over time, the buttons "wear out.".

Which switch should I choose?

Red is linear — light and quiet, popular for gaming. Brown has a light tactile feel, good for a combination of typing and gaming. Blue is the noisiest and most tactile — less suitable for the office.

What does hot swap mean?

The fact that you can replace switches without soldering — you just take them out and put in another one. If you want to try a different feel later, choose a hot-swap model.

Which size do I prefer?

Full size includes a numeric keypad. TKL is the same without a numeric keypad — more space for the mouse. 60-65% is the most compact, but some of the buttons are called up with a combination of keys.