Of all the keyboard form factors available, switching to a 60% size was one of the most impactful choices I made recently. If you don’t know what a “60%” form factor is, it is essentially a chipped-down regular or full-sized keyboard that retains 60% of the keys found on the former.
While I have used several form factors before, most form factors apart from full-size like TenKeyLess and 75% keyboards felt like trimming off a small section while maintaining a familiar structure.
