A nice build deserves more than a standard USB cable pulled from a drawer. Our keyboard cables are made for enhancing your setup where the details matter. From clean desk routing to colour matching your keyboard and keycaps, this is part of the overall look and feel of your board.
Built for modern mechanical keyboards
Each cable features USB-A on the PC end and USB-C on the keyboard end, the standard setup for most desktop PCs and modern mechanical keyboards. It works out of the box with custom and pre-built boards.
At 1.5 metres in total length, our keyboard cables suit typical desk depths and tower placements without excess slack. It gives you enough reach to route cleanly while keeping your setup tidy and tangle-free.
Shop keyboard cables at Keebz N Cables
Browse our range of keyboard cables in Australia and choose the finish that fits your setup. From clean, straight leads to a mechanical keyboard coiled cable that anchors your desk visually, every option pairs well with modern custom boards
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FAQs
A keyboard coiled cable is mainly an aesthetic choice, but it also helps manage excess length on your desk. The coil keeps things tidy while allowing flexibility in placement. If you prefer a minimal look, a straight cable works just as well.
No. A properly built mechanical keyboard coiled cable will not create noticeable input lag. For standard boards, including those with lighting, power delivery remains stable. Build quality matters more than the coil itself.
In most cases, yes. Our keyboard cables use USB-A to USB-C, which suits most modern mechanical keyboards. For heavy RGB setups, connect to a powered USB port for best results. However, for keyboards where the PCB draws excess power for the RGB lighting effects, you may see a drop in RGB brightness. This is the one case where we recommend using a fast-charging USB cable over our keyboard cables.