#Tenkey NumPad

Data entry and computations are made more efficient with a Numpad. This is quite a needle in the haystack but is known to be a great middle-ground between Tenkeyless (TKL) and full-sized keyboards. [caption id="attachment_293860" align="alignnone" width="720"] Keychron K4 1800 Compact[/caption] Tenkeyless (TKL) One of the more famous keyboard sizes is the 80% layout or better known as the Tenkeyless (TKL) keyboard thanks to the elimination of the numeric keypad. [caption id="attachment_293865" align="alignnone" width="1000"] Mistel Barocco Split Keyboard[/caption] Tenkey (Number Pad) Lastly, there's the specially made number pad which has all of the keys you'd find on a normal full-size keyboard but can be kept away when not needed. It normally includes the Escape, Tab, Backspace buttons in addition to the already existing Numpad. [caption id="attachment_293866" align="alignnone" width="820"] Varmilo VA21M Panda Wired Numpad[/caption] To wrap things up, we've covered almost all of the different sizes of keyboards from 108-keys down to the number pads. Read more in our articles including "Mechanical keyboard sizes: Which one is for you?" and "Nothing Ear (3a) priced in the Philippines".