NOS 60 percent keyboards

Discover our range of NOS 60 percent keyboards

If you're after a compact, high-performance keyboard, NOS 60 percent keyboards are a smart choice - available now at Currys. These streamlined mechanical keyboards are designed to give you everything you need for gaming or work, in a smaller footprint that frees up valuable desk space. Whether you're a competitive gamer or just want a neater setup, the 60 percent layout offers functionality without the clutter.

What sets NOS 60 percent keyboards apart is the balance of compact design and full mechanical performance. Despite the reduced size, these keyboards retain all essential keys through clever use of function layers. That means you still get full control over your game or workflow, even without a dedicated number pad or function row. Many models also come with hot-swappable switches, letting you tailor the feel and sound of your keys without any soldering.

Performance-wise, NOS keyboards hold their own. They feature fast, responsive mechanical switches that are ideal for both rapid gaming inputs and everyday typing. Whether you're in the middle of an intense FPS battle or coding for hours, the tactile feedback and reliability help boost your speed and accuracy. Add in features like RGB lighting and wireless options, and you've got a versatile keyboard that looks as good as it performs.

If you're wondering about keyboard sizes, a 60 percent keyboard simply means it's about 60% the width of a full-size model. You lose some keys, but gain portability and space efficiency - making them a favourite among esports players and streamers. And for those after a coordinated setup, the NOS keyboard and mouse combos ensure visual consistency across your desk.

What is the best 60% keyboard?

While preferences vary, NOS 60 percent keyboards are often recommended for their value, build quality and gaming performance.

Is a 60% or 75% keyboard better?

A 60% keyboard is more compact, while 75% offers a few extra keys. The best option depends on how much space you want and whether you need dedicated function or arrow keys.

How do I press F12 on a 60% keyboard?

Most 60% keyboards use a function key (Fn) to access secondary key commands like F12 - usually by pressing Fn + another key.

Do pros use 60% keyboards?

Yes, many pro gamers prefer 60% keyboards for their portability and the extra space they provide for mouse movement