K5 Max

I will say that there are also plenty of people that have not had any bad experiences. In the last year I have ordered a K5 Max and a V6 Max (orders were a few months apart). I use both of them daily and I have not had a single issue. Like I have seen on here i order them via Amazon to avoid having

I have a keychron k5 max, it's pretty nice

Consider some floating design with minimal edges, such as Keychron K5 Max, Cherry mx10.0 or MX10.1. For something slighter more compact, there is Nuphy Node100 or Keychron K17 Max. All of them are low profile.

Epa, comprei há coisa de um mês um um Keychron K5 max com brown switches, não tenho qualquer razão de queixa. Funciona bem, como e hot swappable dá para trocar switches, keycaps. Comprei diretamente a keychron, o primeiro que chegou não sei que lhe fizeram vinha completamente amassado, parecia um S,

Keychron is the same price for me, at least, the k5 max version which is the only version that will do it for me, as I use wireless USB. It has no see-thru keys, which defeats the purpose of having rgb (or any light for that matter). Keychron does sell abs see thru keycaps, but that almost doubles t

Are you sure it is the switches? Have you done controlled experiments? For example, does a suspect switch still fail if inserted back in (in a different location)? Reseat before exchanging. Related: Keychron 2024 design and production quality issues with keychattering and missed keystrokes Keychron

I'm experiencing the exact same issue, ever since the update to 6.7 my Keychron K5 Max keeps reverting to aqua on boot no matter what color I set under Keychron Launcher or VIA. I thought I was going crazy, good to hear it's not just me. EDIT: You can turn it off here:

I have a Keychron k5 max that came with gateron reds and I swapped those out for a mix of banana and wisterias (both tactile and feel/sound way less cheap than the browns). I like Keychron, they have good quality for the price and I was pleased to find out regular keycaps fit the low profile board

The 'ISO' variants are all hot-swappable, I think. Some of the 'ANSI' variants are hot-swappable. Why would you choose one of those particular variants you linked to? Why would you not use a (reputable) local reseller (with a real warranty)? There have been several angry posts here lately (forever,

Some mechanical keybs with low profile switches feel nice. Like a Mac keyboard, but better. Good brands have different key cap options. Here's a Keychron in white (not sure of AU availability, but gives the idea) https://www.keychron.com/collections/mechanical-keyboard/products/keychron-k5-max-qmk-v