You may also see keyboards referred to in percentage terms-that's not a percentage of a full-size keyboard's length and width, but a percentage of keys, based on the 104-key standard. If you like a smaller keyboard, a useful term to look for is tenkeyless or TKL, referring to a keyboard that lacks the 10-key number pad. Apple also makes a full-size Magic Keyboard with a number pad, but Apple treats that more like the XL model, whereas most keyboard manufacturers see the full-size 104-key layout as the default. Very few other keyboards, even small ones, use this kind of layout. The default Magic Keyboard has a compact, 78-key design that crunches all of its keys, including the arrows, into the smallest possible typing block.
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