F99 Mechanical Keyboard

You drop into the chair after dinner, the room dark, and the first keystroke lights up under your fingers with a low, cushioned thock.

The F99 is a 99-key mechanical keyboard that keeps a full number pad, an arrow cluster, and Home, End, Page Up and Page Down in a frame tight enough to leave real room for your mouse. A gasket-mount structure suspends the plate on an integrated silicone pad, so each press rebounds soft instead of hitting a hard floor, and the five-layer fill keeps the sound deep rather than hollow and clacky.

Every switch sits in a hot-swap socket, so you can pull a key with the included switch puller and drop in a new one without a soldering iron. The keycaps run as a gradient set, blue fading through white into purple on one model, mono grey on another, clear shine-through on a third, and per-key RGB glows up through and around each cap. A PC positioning plate with horizontal grooves softens the bottom-out, and select models add a metal control knob in the top corner.

Key Benefits

• Hot-swap sockets Every key uses a hot-swappable socket, so you change switches by hand with the included puller, no soldering required.
• Three connection modes Pair over Bluetooth 5.0, run the low-latency 2.4GHz dongle, or plug in the USB-C cable for wired play.
• Gasket-mount feel The plate floats on an integrated silicone pad for a softer, more responsive keystroke and a deeper sound.
• 99-key full function A compact layout keeps the number pad, arrow keys, and navigation cluster while freeing desk space for the mouse.
• Per-key RGB backlight Individually lit keys glow through the shine-through caps, tuned by the on-board lighting controls.
• Long-life battery A high-capacity 18000mAh cell keeps the board running through long wireless sessions between charges.

Best for: gamers and desk workers who want a compact 99-key board with a numpad, a custom typing feel, and the freedom to swap switches over time.

Why It Works

The feel comes from the build, not a label. FR4 and PC positioning plates with single-key slotting let each switch move on its own, so the sound stays crisp and consistent from the space bar to the arrow keys, while the five-layer silicone fill absorbs the ping that cheaper boards leave behind.

Quick Product Facts: Layout: 99 keys with numpad and arrows; Mount: gasket structure with silicone pad; Sockets: hot-swappable, 3-pin and 5-pin switches; Connection: Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz wireless, USB-C wired; Lighting: per-key RGB; Battery: 18000mAh; In box: keyboard, USB-C cable, keycap puller, switch puller, manual.

How It Fits Your Routine

Through the workday it runs wired over USB-C or paired to the laptop by Bluetooth, the numpad handling spreadsheets while the arrow cluster jumps around a document. The compact frame keeps your mouse hand close instead of reaching over a full-width board.

Come evening you switch to the 2.4GHz dongle for the lower latency a game wants, and the per-key RGB sets the mood in a dark room. When a switch starts to feel wrong, you lift the keycap, pull the switch, and drop in a spare without opening the case.

Between sessions the 18000mAh battery means you rarely hunt for a cable, and a soft brush across the gasket-mounted keys is all the upkeep the board asks for.

FAQ

Can I change the switches myself? Yes. Every key sits in a hot-swap socket, so you use the included switch puller to lift a switch and press in a new one, no soldering.

How does it connect? Three ways: Bluetooth 5.0, a 2.4GHz wireless dongle, or the USB-C cable for a wired connection.

Does it have a number pad? Yes. The 99-key layout keeps a full numeric keypad plus arrow keys and a Home, End, Page Up and Page Down cluster.

What comes in the box? The keyboard, a USB-C cable, a keycap puller, a switch puller, and the user manual.