What's the difference between 67, 68, 7 1, 72, 78, 84, 87, 104-bit keyboards?

The difference is that there are fewer keys. In order to miniaturize the keyboard, the keypad area and function key area are simplified. Gao Zan replied that all the pictures have been released. In detail, the standard keyboard is generally the 104 key, and some keyboards adapted to multiple four media keys are the 108 keyboard. In addition, some keyboards that match brands of computers will have more special function keys.

Then some strange keyboards will appear on the basis of 104, but these are not standard keyboards, so I won't mention them.

Then talk about the use, the simplified version of the keyboard has two advantages, one is miniaturization, easy to carry, and it can be used in narrow and crowded places. This kind of foreign keys are few and the cost is low, so the price will be much cheaper, so many cheap entry-level mechanical keyboards are mostly 87/84 keys-this key position is relatively easy to use. Without it, it is not very convenient to use.

The shortcomings are also obvious. As I said before, the less inconvenient it is, the more inconvenient it is. In addition, the layout of some simplified keyboards will change, and you may not be used to it at first sight.

Therefore, it is suggested to choose a regular standard keyboard with keys above 104 if possible (with a fixed computer desk).

Personal advice:

The main difference is size, and there is no difference in others. Of course, in the same series, more keys mean more shafts, more keycaps and more materials, and your price is certain.

It is not impossible to have a very small table. If you don't need the keyboard on the right, it's 87. If you want a standard keyboard, it is104/108 (104 is a standard keyboard, and108 has four multimedia keys).

Personally, I have the habit of inputting numbers with a small keyboard. It's too hard to use 87, so I just need 104/ 108.