The percentage in a mechanical keyboard refers to the size of the keyboard relative to a full-size keyboard. Here is a breakdown of the different sizes:

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60% keyboard: A 60% keyboard is the smallest size, and it only includes the alphanumeric keys. It does not have a number pad, function keys, or media controls. These keyboards are very compact and portable, making them a good choice for people who have limited desk space or who need a keyboard for on-the-go use.

75% keyboard: A 75% keyboard is similar to a 70% keyboard, but it includes a full set of function keys. These keyboards are a little larger than 70% keyboards, but still compact compared to a full-size keyboard.

80% keyboard: An 80% keyboard is similar to a 75% keyboard, but it includes a full set of function keys and a small number pad. These keyboards are slightly larger than 75% keyboards, but still compact compared to a full-size keyboard.

100% keyboard: A 100% keyboard, also known as a full-size keyboard, includes a full set of alphanumeric keys, a number pad, function keys, and media controls. These keyboards are the largest size and are best for people who need a lot of keys or use the number pad frequently.

To choose the right size of mechanical keyboard for your needs, consider the following factors:

1. Amount of desk space: If you have limited desk space, a smaller keyboard may be a better fit.

2. Frequency of use: If you use the number pad or function keys frequently, a larger keyboard may be more convenient.

3. Portability: If you need a keyboard for on-the-go use, a smaller, portable keyboard may be a better choice.

4. Personal preference: Ultimately, the size of the keyboard that is best for you will depend on your personal preference and how you use the keyboard.

I hope this guide helps you choose the right size of mechanical keyboard for your needs. Let Goblintechkeys know if you have any other questions!