The Types segment classifies membrane keyboards by functional and ergonomic features, encompassing Standard (non‑backlit), RGB backlit, Wireless, Low‑profile, and Macro‑programmable variants. Standard keyboards, valued for cost efficiency and durability, capture the largest share within the type taxonomy, sustaining baseline demand across all applications. RGB backlit models, offering customizable illumination, attract a premium segment of gamers seeking aesthetic differentiation, thereby generating higher average selling prices despite a smaller unit volume. Wireless keyboards address the convenience of cable‑free setups, increasingly relevant for mobile and console gamers, and command a modest but growing market slice. Low‑profile designs cater to users prioritizing ergonomics and desk space, while macro‑programmable keyboards provide advanced customization for competitive players, adding incremental revenue through higher price points and accessory sales. Together, these types shape the overall market composition by balancing price tiers, feature adoption rates, and consumer preferences.