K1 Max

Re "Is there any way to boost the brightness of the backlight of the key itself?": Presuming it is already at maximum brightness by Fn + W (or Fn + knob (if the keyboard has a knob)), only by using keycaps with better shine-through characteristics That may be difficult for the south-facing LEDs on t

Vou só dar aqui um contraponto: mudei recentemente de um Ducky One 2 para um Keychron K1 Max e estou um bocadinho desapontado. Por vezes o K1 decide passar-se e fica um uma tecla a repetir infinitamente. Claramente um problema de interferência wireless. A bateria também é miserável. Tive de desligar

Keychron K1 Max. Just turn off RGB.

By changing the keyboard firmware (compiling from source code), I think it is possible to increase the current (and thus the brightness of the LEDs). I also think it is relatively straightforward, only changing a few lines of code. But the question is: What is the limit? At what current will the LED

I was not aware of this. I appreciate your post a lot. My Keychron K1 Max QMK at 5ms still has repeating characters on a single press. It seems to also still do this on 20ms, 30ms, ... but less. I bought this keyboard from keyboardco.com in july 2025 (I wanted an English ISO layout), so I assume it

The K1 V6 (QMK-based) has north-facing LEDs, so it will be much easier to find shine-through keycaps, including PBT keycaps (this combination is probably nearly impossible to find for south-facing keycaps). An example of PBT shine-through keycaps is Tai-Hao. I bought my set on sale for 1/3 the price

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I'm a developer, so my workflow is pretty similar to yours. I tried Keychron K1 Max with Brown switches and NuPhy Air75 with Wisteria switches and kept the NuPhy for the reasons below: - Even though both switches are tactile, typing on Nuphy feels better to me.- The NuPhy seems better built.- Backli