Choose an 87-key keyboard if desk space and mouse movement matter most. Choose a 104-key keyboard if you frequently enter numbers or use spreadsheet shortcuts. The TAVNIXO F3587 offers both layouts with the same stable wired connection, hot-swappable switch support and distinctive translucent keycap design.
87-key vs 104-key comparison
| Feature | 87-key TKL | 104-key full size |
|---|---|---|
| Number pad | No | Yes |
| Desk footprint | More compact | Wider |
| Best for | Gaming, small desks, general typing | Data entry, finance, spreadsheets |
| Mouse space | More room | Less room |
| Connection | Detachable USB-C | Detachable USB-C |
Why choose a wired mechanical keyboard?
A wired USB-C connection avoids charging, pairing and wireless interference. It is a straightforward choice for a fixed workstation, gaming desk or shared computer where consistent connectivity is the priority.
Shared F3587 features
- Full-key hot-swappable switch support
- 20 blue backlight effects
- Detachable USB-C wired connection
- Full-key anti-ghosting
- Rounded translucent keycaps
- Sandblasted metal top plate
- Natural Cream, Lipstick Rose, Mist Peach and Sky Blue colorways
Who should choose the 87-key F3587?
The 87-key TKL version keeps the function row, arrows and navigation cluster but removes the number pad. It suits gamers, compact desks and anyone who prefers more room for mouse movement.
Who should choose the 104-key F3587?
The 104-key version is the practical choice for accounting, data entry, office work and users who rely on numpad shortcuts. It provides the familiar full-size layout without changing the core F3587 design.
Frequently asked questions
Is the F3587 wireless?
No. It uses a detachable USB-C wired connection.
Is the F3587 hot-swappable?
Yes. Both layouts support compatible hot-swappable mechanical switches.
Does the 87-key version have arrow keys?
Yes. It keeps dedicated arrow and navigation keys while removing the number pad.