Checking the keyboard price in BD before you buy? Here is the quick answer. A basic folding Bluetooth keyboard for a phone or tablet starts around ৳1,500, a good wired mechanical or RGB gaming keyboard costs ৳2,000 to ৳3,000, and a wireless tri-mode or magnetic (Hall effect) keyboard sits between ৳4,000 and ৳6,500. Office users and students can stay at the lower end; gamers and heavy typists get real benefits from spending a little more. Below we explain the keyboard types and list the models we sell with our current prices.
All prices in this guide are Megabuy BD prices at the time of writing. Keyboard prices change with stock and the dollar rate, so the product page always shows the latest price.
Keyboard Price in BD at a Glance
| Model | Type | Connection | Our price |
|---|---|---|---|
| GearUP B023 Folding Pocket Keyboard | Slim folding | Bluetooth | ৳1,500 |
| PC Power K98 RGB | Mechanical, 98-key | Wired USB | ৳2,000 |
| FURYCUBE IP98 | Mechanical, 98-key, PBT keycaps | See product page | ৳2,000 |
| GearUP K190 Keyboard and Mouse Combo | Mobile gaming combo | USB | ৳2,050 |
| MageGee GK960 RGB | Membrane, 98-key | Wired | ৳2,300 |
| AJAZZ NK68 | Mechanical, 68-key | Wired | ৳2,500 |
| WiWU FMK-05 with Numpad | Foldable | Bluetooth | ৳2,850 |
| PC Power K63 HE | Magnetic Hall effect, 68-key | Wired | ৳4,100 |
| PC Power K68 Tri-Mode | Mechanical, 68-key | Wired, 2.4GHz, Bluetooth | ৳4,500 |
| Lingbao MK75 | Mechanical 75%, hot-swappable | Wired, 2.4GHz, Bluetooth | ৳4,800 |
| XINMENG Beat65 | Magnetic, 8,000Hz polling | Wired | ৳4,900 |
| AJAZZ AK680 MAX HE | Magnetic Hall effect, 68-key | Wired | ৳5,000 |
| MageGee LIGHT87 | Mechanical TKL, hot-swappable | Wired, 2.4GHz, Bluetooth | ৳5,200 |
| Ajazz AK820 MAX Plus | Mechanical with display | Wired, 2.4GHz, Bluetooth | ৳6,400 |
You can compare every model, including new arrivals, on our keyboard price in Bangladesh page.
Mechanical vs Membrane Keyboards
This is the first choice to make, and it decides most of the feel and price.
Membrane keyboards
A membrane keyboard uses a soft rubber sheet under the keys. Pressing a key pushes the rubber down to close a circuit. These keyboards are quiet, light and cheap, which is why almost every office desk in Bangladesh has one. The downside is a mushy feel, and the rubber wears out after a few years of heavy typing.
A good example is the MageGee GK960 wired RGB keyboard. It keeps a number pad in a compact 98-key body, adds RGB lighting, and stays quiet enough for a shared room or a late-night study session.
Mechanical keyboards
A mechanical keyboard has a separate switch with a spring under every key. Each press feels crisp and consistent, and switches are rated for many millions of presses. Switches come in three main feels:
- Linear (often red): smooth, no bump. Popular with gamers.
- Tactile (often brown): a small bump tells you the key has registered. Good for typing.
- Clicky (often blue): a bump plus a click sound. Satisfying, but loud in an office.
Colour names are only a rough guide, because every switch brand tunes its switches differently. If you want an affordable start, the PC Power K98 RGB mechanical keyboard gives you mechanical switches and a near full-size layout for about the price of a premium membrane board.
Magnetic (Hall effect) keyboards
The newest type uses magnets and sensors instead of metal contacts. Because the keyboard measures how far the key has moved, you can set the actuation point yourself, and features like rapid trigger let a key reset the moment you start lifting your finger. Competitive FPS players notice the difference in fast strafing. The PC Power K63 HE Hall effect keyboard is one of the most affordable ways to try this technology.
Wired vs Wireless Keyboards
Wired keyboards never need charging and have the lowest delay, so they are still the safe choice for gaming and for desktop PCs that never move.
Wireless keyboards clear up your desk and let you type from a sofa or connect a tablet. There are two kinds of wireless connection:
- 2.4GHz dongle: a small USB receiver. Low delay, good for gaming.
- Bluetooth: no dongle needed, works with phones, tablets and laptops. Slightly higher delay, but fine for typing.
A tri-mode keyboard offers all three: USB cable, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth. You can use the cable at your gaming PC and switch to Bluetooth for your tablet with one key. The PC Power K68 Tri-Mode keyboard and the Lingbao MK75 tri-mode keyboard are both good examples; the MK75 also has hot-swappable switches, so you can change switches later without soldering.
Keyboard Sizes and Layouts Explained
| Layout | Approx. keys | What you lose | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full size (100%) | 104 | Nothing | Accounts, data entry |
| 96% / 98-key | 96 to 100 | Some spacing, a few keys merged | Office users who want a number pad in less space |
| TKL (80%) | 87 | Number pad | Gaming plus typing |
| 75% | About 80 to 84 | Number pad, compact function row | Laptop desks, writers, gamers |
| 65% / 68-key | About 66 to 68 | Number pad and function row | FPS gamers, minimal setups |
Smaller keyboards leave more room for your mouse, which is why gamers like them. If you type numbers all day, keep the number pad.
How to Choose the Right Keyboard
- Decide where you will use it. Desktop only? Wired is fine. Laptop, tablet and PC? Look for tri-mode or Bluetooth.
- Pick the feel. Quiet office: membrane or linear mechanical. Long typing: tactile. Competitive gaming: linear or magnetic.
- Choose a size that fits your desk. Measure the space and remember the mouse needs room too.
- Check the keycaps. PBT keycaps resist shine and wear better than ABS.
- Look at battery size for wireless models. Bigger batteries mean fewer charges, especially with RGB on.
- Check Bangla support. Any keyboard works with Bangla typing software such as Avro or Bijoy, but if you want printed Bangla letters on the keys, confirm before you order.
- Set your budget. Spending ৳2,000 to ৳2,500 already gets you a solid mechanical keyboard; spend more only for wireless, hot-swap or magnetic features you will actually use.
Keyboards for Phones, Tablets and Travel
Not everyone needs a gaming keyboard. If you write on a tablet or phone, a folding Bluetooth keyboard turns it into a small work station. The WiWU FMK-05 foldable Bluetooth keyboard folds to notebook size and still gives you a separate number pad. For the lightest option, see our GearUP keyboards, including the pocket-size B023 folding model.
Simple Care Tips to Make Your Keyboard Last
Dust is the biggest enemy of keyboards in Bangladesh, especially near open windows and busy roads. A few habits keep any keyboard working for years:
- Clean weekly: turn the keyboard upside down and tap it gently, then use a soft brush or air blower between the keys.
- Keep drinks away: tea and soft drinks are the most common cause of sticky or dead keys.
- Charge wireless models properly: use a normal phone charger or a PC USB port, and do not leave the battery empty for weeks.
- Use a keycap puller: on mechanical keyboards, remove keycaps to clean underneath instead of forcing a cloth between them.
- Cover it at night: a simple cloth cover stops dust from settling while the keyboard is not in use.
Keyboard Price in Thakurgaon
Living outside Dhaka does not mean paying more. Megabuy BD delivers keyboards all over Bangladesh, including Thakurgaon Sadar, Pirganj, Ranisankail, Baliadangi and Haripur, at the same price shown on our website, with cash on delivery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lowest keyboard price in BD for a mechanical keyboard?
In our current stock, mechanical keyboards start at about ৳2,000, with models like the PC Power K98 and FURYCUBE IP98. At this price you get real mechanical switches, and the K98 adds RGB lighting. Wireless tri-mode mechanical keyboards start from around ৳4,500, and hot-swappable models from about ৳4,800.
Is a mechanical keyboard better for typing than a membrane keyboard?
For most people, yes. Mechanical keys feel more consistent, register each press clearly and last much longer. Many writers and programmers find they make fewer typing mistakes. However, membrane keyboards are quieter and cheaper, so they are still a sensible choice for a shared office or a tight budget.
Are wireless keyboards good for gaming?
A keyboard with a 2.4GHz dongle is fast enough for most gamers, including casual competitive play. Bluetooth adds a little more delay, so use it for typing rather than gaming. If you play serious esports titles, a wired connection, or a tri-mode keyboard used with its cable, is the safest choice.
What is a Hall effect keyboard and do I need one?
A Hall effect keyboard uses magnetic switches that let you set how deep a key must be pressed, and supports rapid trigger for faster key resets. It helps most in fast FPS games like Valorant or CS2. For office work, study or casual gaming, a normal mechanical keyboard is more than enough.
Buy from Megabuy BD
Megabuy BD sells authentic keyboards from PC Power, AJAZZ, MageGee, Lingbao, WiWU, GearUP and more, with clear prices on every product page. We deliver nationwide with cash on delivery, and Dhaka orders usually arrive within 24 to 48 hours. Pick the keyboard that suits how you work and play, and upgrade your desk today.
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