Keyboard kits under $100, in stock

41 in stockfrom $49.50prices checked Nov 6, 2026

Which keyboard kit under $100 should I buy?

There are 41 keyboard kits under $100 in stock at 6 stores, from $49.50, checked Nov 6, 2026. Three to look at first: the Qwertykeys Neo60 Core Keyboard ($49.50 at Divinikey, hot-swap, wireless, barebones kit), the TOFU60 3.0 ($56.10 at KBDfans, hot-swap, wireless, magnetic switches, barebones kit) and the Practice75 Keyboard Kit ($53.00 at CannonKeys, barebones kit).

Which keyboard kit under $100 should I buy?
KeyboardPriceStoreHot-swapWirelessKit or assembled
Qwertykeys Neo60 Core Keyboard$49.50DivinikeyYesYesKit
TOFU60 3.0 x HE Gaming$51.00KBDfansNot listedNoKit
Practice75 Keyboard Kit$53.00CannonKeysNot listedNoKit
TOFU60 3.0$56.10KBDfansYesYesKit
PracticeTKL Keyboard Kit$57.00CannonKeysNot listedNoKit
TOFU TKL R2$59.00KBDfansYesYesKit
TOFU65 3.0$59.40KBDfansYesYesKit
Keychron Q2 QMK 65% Keyboard$59.99KeychronYesNoKit

A kit gives you the case, PCB and plate so you can choose your own switches and keycaps. Under $100 is where most first builds start. Add roughly $20–60 for switches and $30–120 for keycaps to see the full build cost.

Each product shows the lowest in-stock price we found and the store selling it. Prices come from our catalog checks and can change; confirm the variant at the store. Some store links earn us a commission at no cost to you (disclosure).

What to check before you buy

  • Confirm the kit includes the PCB, plate and stabilizers; some low prices are for the case alone.
  • Hot-swap PCBs avoid soldering. Solder-only kits are cheaper but need tools and time.
  • Count the switches you will need (about 68 for 65%, 84 for 75%, 87 for TKL) before buying packs.
  • Use the build planner to check the kit, switches and keycaps fit together before you order.
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Common questions

What is the cheapest of these keyboard kits under $100?

The Qwertykeys Neo60 Core Keyboard at $49.50 from Divinikey on Nov 6, 2026. Prices are the lowest in-stock price we found, before shipping and tax.

Which ones are hot-swap?

32 of the 41 list hot-swap sockets, so you can change switches without soldering. The cheapest is the Qwertykeys Neo60 Core Keyboard at $49.50.

Which ones are wireless?

16 of the 41 mention Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz or wireless in their listing. The cheapest is the Qwertykeys Neo60 Core Keyboard at $49.50. Check the variant, since the cheapest option is often the wired one.