CHERRY G80-3000N RGB TKL, Wired Gaming Keyboard Without Number Keypad, French Layout (AZERTY), RGB Lighting, MX Silent Red Switches, Black

Price: $143.77
(as of Feb 22, 2026 10:53:20 UTC – Details)

High-quality German engineering meets outstanding design – this is CHERRY. As early as 1953, the production of the first micro switches began in the basement of a restaurant in Illinois. 20 years later, the first keyboards were built – making CHERRY the oldest manufacturer of computer keyboards. In 1983, the production of MX switches began, which are now used billions of times in millions of keyboards around the globe. Decades of experience, passion and tradition make the brand with the cherry what it stands for today: quality products designed in Germany and aimed at all those who have high standards of performance, design, durability and functionality of their input devices. The original, just smaller: the CHERRY G80-3000N TKL is a versatile, wired keyboard in a reduced key layout for more desk space. It is based on the first version of the G80-3000 from the 80s, which is still manufactured today. You can expect a modern classic that meets all the contemporary demands even as a tenkeyless version and also has some useful gaming functions as well as chic RGB lighting in petto.
Mechanical, wired gaming keyboard without numeric keypad: space-saving design – not only suitable for gamers, but also for frequent writers, in the office and in the industrial sector
High-quality mechanical CHERRY MX Silent Red switches: smooth and quiet typing experience with linear switching characteristic (without click) and more than 50 million actuations per button
Vivid RGB backlight with over 16 million colours: numerous integrated colour games and light effects (individually programmable with the CHERRY Utility software)
Useful gaming functions: Full N key rollover (all buttons are read at the same time), anti-ghosting (no misinputs) + Win key lock for game mode
Durable key labeling: even after years of use, the keys of the tenkeyless keyboard are still easy to read due to their special laser lettering and do not fade