Test a tenkeyless board on an accurate 87-key diagram: function row, QWERTY block, Ins/Home/PgUp column, arrows, and no numpad — with physical key-press feedback on every cap.
Tenkeyless boards are standard in FPS setups. Confirm every tournament key registers before LAN events.
Unlike generic A–Z grids, this diagram shows real TKL spacing — wide Shift, 2.25u Enter, and separated nav island.
Press each key on your TKL keyboard — matching caps push down on the virtual 87-key layout.
Verify the nav cluster (Insert, Home, Page Up, Delete, End, Page Down) and arrow keys.
Switch to full-size to confirm you are not missing a numpad you expected on another machine.
Use Win/Mac label toggle for MacBook-style TKL external boards.
Reset and retest after firmware or layout changes.
TKL (tenkeyless) removes the number pad from a full keyboard while keeping F-row, arrows, and the six-key nav cluster. Most TKL boards have about 87 keys.
Yes. Any USB or Bluetooth TKL — mechanical, optical, or membrane — can be tested. The browser reads key codes; switch type does not matter.
