The "Standard" 60% layout, popularized by the Poker keyboard.

A 40% ortholinear with a numpad

This keyboard has a bowled surface that allows easier access to the thumb clusters.

This layout uses a top row like the Happy Hacking Keyboard

A version of the Atomic layout

A popular and inexpensice off the shelf 68% keyboard.

The ultra-compact 40% keyboard is used by people who don't want their fingers to move too far off the home row. The ortholinear version that has more keys than your standard 40% keyboard. Has a split spacebar instead of a 2u.

A "90%" compacted fullsized keyboard. This keyboard has all the same keys as your standard 104 key layout, but with the extra space removed.

The Iris keyboard from keeb.io is a compact split ergonomic keyboard with 4x6 vertically staggered keys and 3 or 4 thumb keys. A sort of spiritual successor to the ergodox.

A Larger version of the JD40, this JD45 layout has a lot of keys on the bottom row to make the thumb clusters more useful.

The standard layout for the MiniVan portable mechanical keyboard.

Similar to the magicforce, but with fewer keys and utilizes an extra 2.25 shift key instead of a 2.75 on the right side.

The ultra-compact 40% keyboard is used by people who don't want their fingers to move too far off the home row. The ortholinear version that has more keys than your standard 40% keyboard. Standard layout with 2u spacebar

Corne keyboard

The Vortex 40% is one of the few pre-assembled 40% keyboards you can get.

A fully split standard staggered keyboard with a number of macro keys and function keys. Available with both rubber dome switches and mx mechanical switches.

The compact 50% ortholinear keyboard has the advantage of a full number row for those who want it, a sort of half way between between the 60% atomic and the 40% planck keybard. Standard layout with 2u spacebar

This layout is a 60% layout with 6 more keys than a standard one. It has two FN keys around the spacebar, a HHKB style top row, and an arrow cluster in the shift key.

This is a layout compatible with the MiniVan keyboard that has a full arrow cluster.

A split mechanical keyboard with veritcally staggered keys.

A popular version of the 68 percent.

Same as the vanilla, but with 1.5u modifiers and a 7u spacebar.

Also called the Tada68. No gaps.

The compact atrius is a partial split 40% keyboard.

This layout is from the Sebright 40% keyboard.

Layout is from a 40% keyboard kit.

This is the signature white fox layout, backspace is moved and replaced with backslash and tilde like the HHKB.

A 40% keyboard kit that was a geekhack group buy.

This version has a more normal sized spacebar.

A highly configureable split 60% layout from keeb.io

An ISO version of the 68% keyboard.

A split columner keyboard that is a single attached piece with bowled home rows for each hand.

Has a big enter key.

The standard internationalized version