（Continuing on from the above）

The TKL (80%) Keyboard（87 keys）: Gamer's Delight
Tenkeyless (TKL) keyboards ditch the numpad to free up mouse real estate—a godsend for gamers who need room for frantic headshot flicking. You keep the function row and arrows, making it a solid pick for work and play. But accountants and spreadsheet heroes will mourn the loss of the numpad. Pro tip: Pair it with a standalone numpad if you're a numbers person. Best for gamers, streamers, and anyone who's ever yelled, "Why is this keyboard the size of a canoe?!"

The 95% Keyboard（98/96 keys）: The Office MVP
Meet the 98% layout—a compact powerhouse that magically crams a numpad into a smaller frame. It's the Swiss Army knife of keyboards, balancing spreadsheet efficiency with a smaller footprint. Your wrists will thank you for the shorter reach, though the cramped layout might feel weird at first. Office pros and writers swear by it, especially in Asia where space-saving designs reign. Downsides? It's slightly wider than 75% boards, but hey, you get a numpad without the guilt.

The Full-Size (100%) Keyboard（104/108 keys）: The Classic Beast
The full-size keyboard is the unabridged dictionary of layouts—it has EVERYTHING. Numpad? Check. Function row? Check. Navigation cluster? Even keys you'll never use (looking at you, Scroll Lock). It's a must for accountants, data entry pros, or anyone who needs a numpad for their side hustle. But beware: It'll dominate your desk like Godzilla in Tokyo. Perfect for number-crunchers, nostalgic typists, and folks who think, "If it ain't broke, don't downsize it."

The Alice Layout: The Quirky Cousin
Ever typed on a keyboard that curves like a banana? Enter the Alice layout—a split, ergonomic design that cradles your wrists like a luxury spa. It takes time to adjust (think two weeks of mild panic), but once you're hooked, regular keyboards feel barbaric. The downside? Custom keycaps are a nightmare to find, and your coworkers will ask if you're typing on a spaceship. Best for ergonomics nerds, creative pros, or anyone who wants to flex at coffee shops.

So How to Choose Your Soulmate Layout ?
Ask yourself:

"Do I need a numpad?" If yes, 98% or full-size.

"Do I hate desk clutter?" If yes, Go 60%, 65%, or 75%.

"Am I a gamer?" If yes, TKL or 60%.

"Do I enjoy confusing my friends?" If yes, alice layout, no contest.

Choosing a keyboard layout is like dating—what works for others might not work for you. Love numpads? Embrace your full-size glory. Crave desk space? Go 65% and never look back. And if you're the type who enjoys a good conversation starter, the Alice layout awaits. Remember, the best keyboard is the one that makes typing feel like a joy, not a chore. Now go forth and clack responsibly!