Keyboard Price in Bangladesh: What Each Budget Really Buys
Keyboard price in Bangladesh on ClickBD runs from ৳999 for a wired A4tech mini keyboard with Bangla letters to ৳30,000 for the Asus ROG Azoth gaming keyboard, across 38 listings. That spread looks confusing, but most of it comes down to three choices: mechanical switches or not, cable or wireless, and how many keys you actually use.
None of those choices is expensive on its own. A mechanical keyboard starts at ৳1,950 here, and a standalone wireless keyboard starts at ৳1,520. The higher prices pay for combining features in one board, such as wireless plus mechanical, along with better switches and a sturdier frame. The sections below show where each extra thousand taka goes, so you can stop at the tier that matches how you type.
38 keyboards · 4 brands · ৳999 to ৳30,000
Keyboard Price List in BD, Grouped by Real Price Bands
The 38 listings fall into four clusters. Nothing is listed between ৳4,560 and ৳6,400, or between ৳9,980 and ৳13,999, and those gaps are exactly where the type of keyboard changes. That makes them a better guide than round-number budgets.
| Band | Price range | Listings | What you get | Typical pick |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday | ৳999 – ৳1,999 | 10 | Wired multimedia and mini boards, Bangla-printed keys, the cheapest wireless and mechanical models | A4tech FK10 Fstyler multimedia keyboard at ৳1,100 |
| Upgrade | ৳2,060 – ৳4,560 | 16 | Dual-mode office wireless, backlit gaming boards, the first wireless mechanical models | A4tech Fstyler FBX55C dual-mode keyboard at ৳3,570 |
| Enthusiast | ৳6,400 – ৳9,980 | 9 | Tri-mode and RGB mechanical boards in compact 75% and 98-key layouts | Rapoo V700DIY-75 hot-swap keyboard at ৳6,400 |
| Flagship | ৳13,999 – ৳30,000 | 3 | Asus ROG gaming keyboards with ROG NX and red switches | ROG Strix Scope II 96 wireless at ৳19,000 |
Two listings in the Everyday and Upgrade bands, the A4Tech FG1112 and the Fstyler FB2800C AIR2, include a mouse in the box. If you want a matched pair, the dedicated keyboard and mouse combo range has more of them.
Mechanical, Wireless or Bluetooth: Which Keyboard Type Fits You
Start with how the key registers a press, then decide how the keyboard reaches your computer. Everything else, from lighting to layout, comes after those two decisions.
Standard office keyboard
Soft, quiet keys under a single sheet rather than individual switches. It's the cheapest way to type all day, and the right answer for most home and office desks. The trade-off is a mushier feel and keys that wear unevenly over the years.
Suggested
A4tech FK25 Fstyler wired multimedia keyboard, ৳1,350
Mechanical keyboard
Every key has its own switch, so each press feels identical and registers at the same point. Red switches are smooth and fairly quiet, brown ones give a small bump, and blue ones click loudly. Mechanical boards last longer and suit gamers, programmers and anyone who types for hours.
Suggested
Rapoo GK500 backlit mechanical keyboard, ৳2,060
Wireless keyboard
No cable across the desk, so you can sit back or type from a sofa. You'll need to swap batteries or recharge now and then, and cheaper models may pair with only one computer. For a desk that never moves, a cable is simpler.
Suggested
Coteci 84018 wireless keyboard, ৳1,900
Bluetooth and dual-mode
Bluetooth pairs directly with laptops, tablets and phones without using a USB port. Dual-mode boards add a second wireless link, which lets you flip between a PC and a tablet with one key. They're the pick for people who work across several devices.
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Tri-mode mechanical
Bluetooth, a 2.4GHz receiver and a USB cable in one board. You get mechanical feel with the option to go wireless, and the cable doubles as a charger and a lag-free fallback for games. This is where prices climb past ৳6,000.
Suggested
Gaming and RGB
RGB lighting looks good and helps you find keys in a dark room, but it doesn't make a keyboard faster. What matters for games is anti-ghosting, which lets several keys pressed at once all register, and a switch type you like.
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Keyboard Sizes: Full-Size, 98-Key, 80% TKL and 75%
Smaller keyboards leave more room for your mouse and bring it closer to your body, which is easier on the shoulder. The catch is lost keys. Use the Number of Keys filter above to narrow the grid by size.
| Layout | What it drops | Best for | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-size | Nothing, with numpad and arrow cluster intact | Accounts, data entry, spreadsheets | Most boards in the "93 & above" key filter |
| 96–98 key | The gaps between key groups; numpad stays | Number work on a narrower desk | Rapoo ESK750-98 mechanical, ৳6,400 |
| 80% (TKL) | The numpad, leaving 87 keys | Gaming, general typing | Rapoo GK500-87 TKL keyboard, ৳1,950 |
| 75% | Numpad, plus the navigation keys packed into one column | Small desks, carrying to class or office | A4Tech Bloody AT75 RGB, ৳8,499 |
If you enter numbers daily but still want a compact board, keep a 98-key layout, or pair a TKL board with one of the separate numeric keypads.
Best Keyboard Under ৳2,000, ৳5,000 and ৳10,000
Three picks per band, each covering a different need: one for plain typing, one for wireless, and one mechanical or gaming option.
Under ৳2,000
৳999 – ৳1,999
- A4Tech FK11 USB mini with Bangla, ৳1,099
- Rapoo K8000M multi-mode wireless, ৳1,520
- Rapoo GK500-87 mechanical, ৳1,950
Under ৳5,000
৳2,060 – ৳4,560
- A4tech Fstyler FBX53C dual-mode, ৳3,150
- Rapoo E9350L multi-mode wireless, ৳4,290
- Rapoo Ralemo Pre 5 wireless mechanical, ৳4,560
Under ৳10,000
৳6,400 – ৳9,980
- Asus TUF Gaming K3 red switch, ৳8,599
- A4tech Bloody S98 Aviator, ৳8,500
- Rapoo MT510PRO multi-mode mechanical, ৳9,980
Flagship
৳13,999 – ৳30,000
- Asus ROG Falchion Ace M602, ৳13,999
- ROG Strix Scope II 96 wireless, ৳19,000
- Asus ROG Azoth M701, ৳30,000
A4Tech, Rapoo or Asus: Keyboard Brands on ClickBD Compared
Four brands cover all 38 listings, and each one owns a different part of the price ladder. No single brand is the best choice at every budget.
| Brand | Listings | Price span | Strongest at | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A4Tech keyboards | 20 | ৳999 – ৳8,500 | Widest spread: Bangla-printed FK boards, Fstyler office wireless, Bloody gaming | Fstyler and Bloody are separate lines aimed at different buyers |
| Rapoo keyboard price list | 12 | ৳1,520 – ৳9,980 | Multi-mode wireless and the cheapest mechanical board in the range | The two E9050L listings are the same model in different colours |
| Asus ROG and TUF keyboards | 5 | ৳4,490 – ৳30,000 | Premium gaming, plus the compact KW100 Bluetooth board | Only one model sits under ৳8,000 |
| Coteci wireless keyboard | 1 | ৳1,900 | A simple, low-cost wireless board | A single model, so there's nothing to compare it against within the brand |
Buying a Keyboard in Bangladesh: Bangla Letters, Warranty and Power Cuts
Do you need printed Bangla keys?
Avro phonetic typing works on any keyboard, because you spell Bangla words with English letters. Printed Bangla legends matter if you use the Bijoy layout or are still learning where each letter sits. In this range, only the two A4tech FK11 mini boards state Bangla printing in their names. For any other model, check the product photos before you order.
Warranty differs from listing to listing
ClickBD is a marketplace, so warranty terms come from whoever sells each item. One FK11 listing offers a one-year manufacturer warranty, while the GK500-87 carries a 12-month seller warranty, and return windows differ as well. Read the "Sold by" and warranty lines on the product page. Cash on delivery is available, and bKash and Nagad also work if you prefer paying upfront.
Load-shedding and laptops
When the power cuts out, a laptop keeps running on its battery, and so does a charged wireless keyboard. That makes a rechargeable board handy if you work from a laptop stand. A desktop is a different story: its keyboard goes dark with the PC unless you run it from a unit in the UPS and IPS range. Damp monsoon air is also hard on electronics, so cover the keyboard when you're not using it.
Keyboard Buying Mistakes That Cost You Later
Paying for lights, expecting speed
RGB changes how a board looks, not how fast it responds. If you're trying to get better at games, put the extra money into switches instead.
Blue switches in a shared room
Clicky switches carry through walls. If you type late in a family flat or a quiet office, choose red or brown switches, or a standard keyboard.
Dropping the numpad you need
A 75% board looks tidy until month-end accounts arrive. If you type numbers every day, stay with full-size or 98-key.
Buying tri-mode for a fixed desk
Three connection modes only pay off when you switch between devices. For a single desktop, a wired mechanical board gives the same feel for less.
Assuming Bangla is printed
Most listings don't mention Bangla legends. If you need them, zoom into the keycaps in the product gallery before you pay.
Skipping the matching mouse
A new keyboard next to a worn-out mouse still leaves an awkward desk. Check the mouse price list while you're here.
Keyboard Price in BD: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the keyboard price in Bangladesh?
On ClickBD, keyboards cost between ৳999 and ৳30,000 across 38 listings. Ten models cost under ৳2,000, which covers most home and office needs. Sixteen sit between ৳2,060 and ৳4,560, mostly wireless and backlit boards. Mechanical gaming keyboards cluster from ৳6,400 to ৳9,980, and three Asus ROG models run from ৳13,999 to ৳30,000.
What is the cheapest mechanical keyboard?
The Rapoo GK500-87 is the cheapest mechanical keyboard on ClickBD at ৳1,950. It is a wired USB board with 87 keys in an 80% layout, RGB backlighting and switches rated for 20 million keystrokes. The Rapoo GK500, listed separately without the -87 suffix, costs ৳2,060.
Is a mechanical keyboard worth it for normal typing?
Yes, if you type for several hours a day, because each key has its own switch and feels the same on every press. With mechanical boards starting at ৳1,950, the price gap over a ৳1,350 standard keyboard is small. For light browsing and short emails, a standard keyboard is enough.
Which is better, a wired or wireless keyboard?
A wired keyboard is better for a fixed desktop and for competitive gaming, since it never needs charging and never drops its connection. Wireless is better for laptops, living-room PCs and tidy desks. Wireless boards on ClickBD start at ৳1,520 with the Rapoo K8000M, only a little above wired multimedia models.
What does tri-mode or multi-mode keyboard mean?
A tri-mode keyboard connects three ways: Bluetooth, a 2.4GHz USB receiver, and a USB cable. The Rapoo V700DIY-75 at ৳6,400 is one example, and it can switch between several paired devices. Multi-mode usually means at least two wireless options. Both are useful when one keyboard serves a PC, a laptop and a tablet.
Which keyboard has Bangla letters printed on it?
The A4tech FK11 mini keyboard is the Bangla-printed option on ClickBD, listed at ৳999 in grey and ৳1,099 in a second listing. Both are compact USB boards. If you type with Avro phonetic, you do not need printed Bangla, because you spell words with English letters.
What is the best gaming keyboard under 10,000 taka?
The Asus TUF Gaming K3 at ৳8,599 is a strong pick, with red switches and RGB lighting from a major gaming brand. The A4Tech Bloody AT75 at ৳8,499 suits smaller desks with its 75% layout. For wireless play, the Rapoo MT510PRO at ৳9,980 offers multi-mode connection with mechanical switches.
Should I buy a keyboard and mouse combo?
Buy a combo if you need both and have no strong preference, because it costs less than two separate purchases. The A4Tech FG1112 wireless combo costs ৳1,950, about the same as many keyboards on their own. Buy separately if you want a mechanical keyboard or a gaming mouse.
Do keyboards on ClickBD come with warranty?
Warranty depends on the individual listing, because each item's seller sets the terms. For example, the A4tech FK11 shows a one-year manufacturer warranty, while the Rapoo GK500-87 shows a 12-month seller warranty. Check the warranty and return lines on the product page before ordering. Cash on delivery is available.
Narrow 38 Keyboards to Your Two Finalists
Scroll back up, set the connectivity filter first, then the number of keys. That usually leaves fewer than ten boards. Open your top two side by side and compare the switch type, the warranty line and the seller. If one of them is the Rapoo GK500-87 and the other a standard board like the FK25, you're really choosing between mechanical feel and a ৳600 saving.
Building a whole setup? Browse the wider input devices range, then match your keyboard to one of the laptops, desktop PCs or monitors in Bangladesh listed on ClickBD.