Best wireless mechanical keyboards

263 boards in the KeebScout database connect over Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, or both. 223 include a 2.4 GHz dongle for low-latency gaming, 40 are Bluetooth-only, and 115 cost $100 or less. Grouped by size first, since size is still the first decision, then by connection mode, battery, and budget.

Quick picks by size

75% (96 wireless boards)

Royal Kludge S75 75% · $42 · bluetooth + 2.4ghz The Royal Kludge S75 is a gasket-mounted 75% tri-mode keyboard with a 0.66-inch LED info display, crown-style metal knob, and lubed Cloudy or Blue Lotus switches, launched primarily for the Chinese market at 299 yuan (about $42). Keychron K2 (V2) 75% · $50 · bluetooth The Keychron K2 (V2) is the classic 75% Bluetooth-plus-wired Mac-friendly mechanical keyboard that made Keychron's name, sold in white or RGB backlight trims with hot-swap only on select configurations and now heavily discounted as newer K2 versions replace it. Aula F75 75% · $62 · bluetooth + 2.4ghz The Aula F75 is the viral budget 75% tri-mode gasket keyboard with hot-swap LEOBOG switches, five-layer dampening, a knob, and a 4000mAh battery for around $60. Attack Shark K86 75% · $63.99 · bluetooth + 2.4ghz An 86-key ANSI wireless mechanical keyboard from Attack Shark with hot-swappable TTC E-sport sockets, double-shot PBT keycaps, custom Blue Whale switches, a built-in TFT status display, and triple-mode Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and USB-C connectivity. YUNZII YZ75 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard 75% · $66.99 · bluetooth + 2.4ghz A 75% wireless mechanical keyboard shipping with Gateron switches and a 5000mAh battery, aimed at everyday typing and light gaming. Keychron K2 Pro 75% · $68 · bluetooth The Keychron K2 Pro upgrades the classic K2 75% wireless board with QMK/VIA firmware, sound-dampening foam, and double-shot PBT keycaps, with hot-swap sockets on most but not all configurations (the cheapest white-backlight trim is soldered).

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TKL (33 wireless boards)

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full (19 wireless boards)

Keychron K10 full · $60 · bluetooth The Keychron K10 is a full-size 104-key wireless mechanical keyboard with white or RGB backlight, currently sold with Keychron Super switches (earlier runs used Gateron G Pro) and hot-swap sockets only on select trims. Aula F108 full · $75 · bluetooth + 2.4ghz A full size 108 key tri-mode wireless mechanical keyboard with a numpad, hot swappable switches, wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz connectivity, and RGB lighting built for office and budget gaming use. Keychron K5 full · $75 · bluetooth The Keychron K5 is an ultra-slim full-size (104-key) low-profile wireless keyboard with an aluminum body, sold with soldered Gateron low-profile mechanical switches or hot-swappable Keychron low-profile optical switches. Keychron K10 Pro full · $80 · bluetooth The Keychron K10 Pro is the QMK/VIA full-size (108-key) version of the K10 with Bluetooth 5.1 and USB-C wired connectivity, a 4000 mAh battery, and hot-swappable Keychron K Pro switches on the standard trims; a separate fully-assembled variant is non-hot-swap and drops the internal sound foam. Akko 5108B full · $85 · bluetooth + 2.4ghz Full-size 108-key tri-mode wireless keyboard with a tray mount plastic case, hot-swap sockets, and wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz connectivity for office and typing use. Logitech G613 Lightspeed full · $89 · bluetooth + 2.4ghz The Logitech G613 is a full-size wireless mechanical keyboard with quiet Romer-G Tactile switches, six programmable G-keys, a built-in palm rest, and up to 18 months of battery life from 2 AA batteries over LIGHTSPEED or Bluetooth.

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split (6 wireless boards)

2.4 GHz and tri-mode picks

223 wireless boards include a 2.4 GHz dongle, usually alongside Bluetooth and wired modes. The dongle connection has much lower latency than Bluetooth, so this is the list to shop if you game. The standouts by price:

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Bluetooth-only picks

40 boards go wireless over Bluetooth alone, no 2.4 GHz dongle. Latency is higher, but Bluetooth pairs with laptops, tablets, and phones without a receiver, and most of these boards remember several devices. Fine for typing and travel, less ideal for competitive games:

Battery standouts

171 wireless boards in the database report a battery capacity. Real-world runtime depends on RGB and polling rate, but capacity is the fairest like-for-like comparison. The largest batteries:

Best wireless under $100

115 wireless boards cost $100 or less, and the cheapest start at $33.99. Going wireless no longer means paying a premium:

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How we picked

Every board here comes from the KeebScout keyboard database, filtered to documented Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz support. We group by size because size is the first decision most buyers make, then split by connection mode because 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth suit different uses: dongle for gaming latency, Bluetooth for multi-device pairing without a receiver. No board is here because a brand paid for the spot; the full methodology is on the about page.

Once you have a shortlist, use the keyboard finder to narrow by use case, or browse the switch database to plan what goes inside. Tight budget? See best keyboards under $100, and if you want to swap switches later, check the hot-swap guide since most of these boards are hot-swappable too. Packing one for a commute? The low-profile guide covers the slim boards, which are the most wireless-heavy corner of the database.

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