Keyboards Price Index

What keyboards cost across every brand we track · as of 2026-09-25

The median in-stock keyboard costs $100, with the middle half of the market between $65 and $150, across 424 models from 4 brands. Not enough matched models to publish a 30-day move for keyboards yet.

In-stock modelsBrandsCheapestMedianTypical rangeMedian discount30-day change
4244$13$100$65 – $150−20%—

Where the keyboard market sits

In-stock models by price band.

$0–$5065models
$50–$100165models
$100–$15091models
$150–$20060models
$200–$25043models

Keyboards by brand

Brands with at least 3 in-stock keyboards, cheapest median first.

BrandModelsMedian priceCheapest30-day change
HP45$60$18—
Keychron221$100$35—
Logitech156$110$13—

Biggest keyboard price drops (30 days)

No keyboards moved 3% or more in the window.

Biggest keyboard price increases (30 days)

No keyboards moved 3% or more in the window.

Methodology

The index tracks manufacturer-listed prices for complete systems (laptops, desktops, mini PCs, all-in-ones, servers, NAS and more) across 4 brands in the Plug PCs catalog, in USD. Movement is matched-model: each product's current price is compared to its own price 30 days earlier, and the figure shown is the median of those per-product changes. Models added or removed inside the window do not move the index. Snapshot statistics cover in-stock, USD-priced, new machines only; a refurbished or open-box price is a price for a different good and would distort every median. List prices that never sold are excluded from discount figures. The movers lists exclude moves beyond ±80% and machines with implausibly inflated list prices, since those come from configuration changes and list-price theater. Prices are re-checked continuously against each manufacturer's store.

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