Thermaltake Poseidon Z Plus

A TKL keyboard running Kailh Blue switches. A wired connection and single-color backlighting round out the spec sheet. Switch feel is personal; try the switch type before committing if you can. TKL frees mouse space without sacrificing the function row.

Expect to pay around $99.99, which lands it among mid-range options. Drop it into the PlanMyPC builder to check compatibility with the rest of your parts and compare current keyboard prices across retailers. Support and warranty service run through Thermaltake, with terms that vary by region. Scroll down for the complete spec table; the builder's compatibility checker will warn you about any conflicts with components you have already picked.