61-Key Mechanical Keyboard – Blue Switches & RGB

Free up desk space with a 61-key mechanical keyboard built around a compact 60% layout. It keeps the main typing keys in a short body, leaving more room beside it for mouse movement or a smaller workstation. This makes it useful for a compatible PC gaming setup, a compact desk or someone who prefers the main keyboard close to the mouse.

Blue mechanical switches provide a tactile response and an audible click as you type. That feedback can help you feel each keypress without relying only on watching the screen. The clicky character is part of the typing experience, so this style suits someone who enjoys a clearly noticeable key action rather than expecting quiet operation.

The compact layout omits a dedicated number pad and separate function-key row. An Fn key and secondary key legends provide access to additional functions through combinations, keeping those controls within the smaller format. If your routine includes frequent spreadsheet number entry or many dedicated function-key shortcuts, the compact arrangement changes how you reach those commands.

RGB backlighting offers twelve lighting modes and eight solid-colour choices. A side light bar adds illumination along the keyboard's edge, with effects including breathing patterns. You can choose a look that fits the rest of your desk rather than leaving the lighting in one fixed presentation.

Doubleshot keycaps use a two-colour moulding process for the legends. The characters are formed as part of the keycap construction rather than simply being printed on the outer surface, helping them remain readable through regular use. Contrasting black and white keys surround the compact layout.

A detachable USB-C cable provides the wired connection at the keyboard. Disconnecting the lead makes the keyboard easier to move or pack away between setups. Black and White are the available body options. The combination of clicky switches, compact controls and selectable lighting suits a desk where mechanical key feedback and mouse space are priorities.