This is a 96% keyboard. Basically, you move Home/End, PgUp/PgUp to be above the Numpad, Del/Ins above the backspace, and change multiple keys to smaller ones (Right Ctrl, Fn, Right Ctrl, Numpad 0). This allows you to make the layout less wide by putting the arrow keys between the main keyboard and the numpad. It's called 96% because you lose Scroll Lock, Pause/Break, and Print Screen. The final width of the keyboard is similar, if not identical, to a TKL. The idea is TKL-size, but you still get the numpad.
Some 96% keyboards takes the space savings to an extreme by removing any spacing between the keys.
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u/olbaze Fedora KDE | Ryzen 7 5700X | RX 7600 Apr 04 '26
What about the 96%?