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Mechanical keyboard price in Bangladesh 2026: gaming, wireless and magnetic keyboards
Once you type on a good mechanical keyboard, a cheap membrane board feels like pressing on a sponge. Every key has its own switch, so each press is crisp and consistent, and the keyboard lasts years longer. This page lists the latest mechanical keyboard price in Bangladesh for every mechanical board we stock, from a 1,699à§³ full-size gaming keyboard to magnetic-switch boards built for esports, all priced in taka and shipped from Dhaka.
Latest mechanical keyboard price list in Bangladesh 2026
| Mechanical Keyboard | Layout | Price in BD |
|---|---|---|
| Rapoo GK500 (Blue Switch, Anti-Ghosting) | Full-size | 1,699à§³ |
| Fantech MK874 ATOM63 V2 RGB (Hot-Swap, Wired) | 60% (63 keys) | 2,399à§³ |
| Fantech MK611 ATOM X63 RGB (Hot-Swap, Wired) | 60% (63 keys) | 2,799à§³ |
| Fantech MK875 V2 ATOM87 RGB (Hot-Swap, Wired) | TKL (87 keys) | 4,499à§³ |
| Fantech MK912 ATOM PRO63 (Tri-Mode, Hot-Swap) | 60% (63 keys) | 4,499à§³ |
| Fantech Maxfit MK921 MAXFIT8 (Tri-Mode, QMK, 4000mAh) | 75% (80 keys) | 6,499à§³ |
| MCHOSE Ace 68 Air Magnetic Keyboard | 65% (68 keys) | 9,500à§³ |
| Logitech G515 TKL Wired Gaming Keyboard | TKL | 10,400à§³ |
Prices updated October 2026. Check each product page for current offers.
Mechanical keyboard brands we stock
Fantech makes the most popular budget mechanical keyboards in Bangladesh, with hot-swap and RGB on almost every model. Rapoo offers a reliable full-size board at an entry price. MCHOSE brings magnetic switches to competitive players, and Logitech brings its G-series build quality. Models from Aula, Royal Kludge, Monka, Leobog, Madlions, Xinmeng, Eweadn, Ajazz and Machenike are restocking, so message us on WhatsApp if you're waiting for one.
Mechanical keyboard switches explained
Linear (red) switches press straight down with no bump. They're smooth and quiet, which many gamers prefer for fast inputs.
Tactile (brown) switches have a small bump you can feel when the key registers. They're a good middle ground for typing and gaming.
Clicky (blue) switches give you a bump and an audible click. They feel great to type on but can be loud for shared rooms or late-night sessions.
Magnetic (Hall effect) switches use a magnet and a sensor instead of a physical contact. You can adjust exactly how far a key travels before it triggers, and some boards support rapid trigger for faster repeated presses. The MCHOSE Ace 68 Air uses this technology. You can read how the sensor works on the Hall effect sensor page on Wikipedia, and the keyboard technology page covers other switch designs.
Features worth knowing
Hot-swappable. You can pull out switches and replace them without soldering. It's an easy way to try a different feel later without buying a new keyboard.
Tri-mode connection. Boards like the Fantech MK912 and Maxfit MK921 connect by cable, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth, so one keyboard works with your PC, laptop and tablet.
QMK and VIA support. These let you remap any key and set up macros. The Fantech Maxfit MK921 supports QMK.
Gasket mount. The plate sits on soft gaskets instead of being screwed tight, which gives a softer, quieter typing feel.
Which layout is right for you?
Full-size (104 keys) keeps the number pad for spreadsheets and accounts work. TKL (87 keys) drops the number pad to give your mouse more room. 75% and 65% keep the arrow keys in a compact body, and 60% is the smallest, popular with FPS players who want maximum mouse space on small desks.
How to choose a mechanical keyboard
For a first mechanical keyboard, the Fantech MK874 or MK611 give you hot-swap and RGB under 3,000à§³. If you want one keyboard for your PC and laptop, choose a tri-mode model like the Fantech MK912. For competitive gaming, a magnetic-switch board like the MCHOSE Ace 68 Air is worth the investment.
Complete your setup with a gaming mouse, a large mouse pad and a high-refresh gaming monitor. For office and Bangla keyboards, see our full keyboard collection.
Buy mechanical keyboards online or at our Bashundhara City store
We deliver across Bangladesh. Inside Dhaka, most orders arrive the same day or the next. Outside Dhaka, delivery takes 2 to 4 working days. Cash on delivery is available on orders up to 5,000à§³, and larger orders are paid online. Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 7 days under our return, refund and warranty policy.
Switch feel is personal, so try a few at our shop: Bashundhara City, Level 6, Block D, Shop 90, Dhaka.
FAQs
What is the mechanical keyboard price in Bangladesh?
Mechanical keyboards at Marshmallow Tech start at 1,699à§³. Hot-swap RGB boards cost 2,400à§³ to 4,500à§³, and magnetic or premium boards cost 9,500à§³ to 10,400à§³.
Which switch is best for gaming?
Red linear switches are a popular choice for fast games. If you play competitively, magnetic switches with adjustable actuation give you even faster response.
Is a mechanical keyboard good for typing?
Yes. Many writers and programmers prefer mechanical keyboards for their consistent feel. Brown tactile switches are a common pick for typing.
What does hot-swappable mean?
It means you can replace the switches yourself without soldering, using a simple puller tool.