C2 Pro

I just got a Keychron mechanical to replace one that died earlier in the year. A low end Aukey mechanical, used Cherry clone MX blues (Clicky/tactile). Having used in a previous life briefly a buckling spring Model M from IBM many moons ago, I like the feel of the clicky/tactile best. Like you, I'm

Thank you so much. I was looking at this C2 https://www.amazon.ca/Keychron-Mechanical-Keyboard-Compatible-Keycaps/dp/B09JG7KRC7/ref=sr_1_4?crid=C3CK4RSA703X&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.AIem3BeJjv-rSYYSq-gMxkreLUBXHPz2sp0NACXxtGS0sZg7Ybdd_bAdnrLq4iBaIPXQRQGQkd6rmLPMVcT_0NBVPiod6nvv8Sk3YZw2OkJwJu9Nh2K-zDKeIofuMxAKlZ

Hotswappable Keychron C2 Pro, V6 (max), ... and get silent switches extra to swap out (e.g. hmx silent Sakura, Haimu x GEON silent reds, ...). At least that would be my recommendation... You may be able to find some non hotswap silent keyboards (by e.g. Leopold, ...). Most important thing imo when s

The C2 Pro should come with PBT keycaps, those usually aren't 'sticky'. Not sure what is going on, the times I had 'sticky' keycaps was after not using a keyboard for a long time. I assume the top layer of finger oils, sweat etc. just slightly degraded the plastic, which went away after a day or so

Gonna try asking a question here again. I found the right keyboard for me and my budget needs, the Keychron C2 Pro 8k. Very cheap at 60 dollars for having QMK and firmware whatever and hotswappable switches (really wanted that just in case and for repairability) and it's full sized. I got it and I h

Hello! I am now the owner of a Keychron C2 Pro 8K, it's my second ever mechanical keyboard, first one I've ever bought. I just got it an hour ago in the mail. It seemed to fit my needs of a cheap full sized mechanical keyboard with replaceable switches basically as well as I could ask for. Will prob