compact keyboard

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looking for a good quality tenkeyless keyboard for an awkward desk shape

doesnt even have to be mechanical if its decent quality

budget..85 quid
 
i have seen the Logitech G410 Atlas Spectrum RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

about for a little over youre budget.
 
Ducky one tkl, i'm currently waiting for the RGB version to be released. Although that could be mid next year with the way Ducky work :P Should be able to find one around your budget, and will be good build quality too. Could also consider boards from Corsair and Coolermaster if you want something a little more gaming oriented.

Could always go smaller than tkl if you have no need for extra keys, i have a couple of 60% boards i use for work and home at the moment (Keycool Hero 84, Leopold FC660M)
 
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CM Quickfire TK (MX Brown) here. Good keyboard. It's a bit smaller than a full size keyboard, and, no complains. I thought the wire, which is just a micro USB port, and held by the cable channels, would be an issue, but it hasn't been so far. Nice and compact, fairly heavy, and takes less space than my older full size QPad MK-85. Not very expensive either (think I paid £65?). Also has a full numpad, 'numlock' switches between numpad mode and utility keys. No software, just plug it and use it like a regular keyboard, which I like.

The Rapid-I is similar, but does away with the numpad functionality.
 
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