K10 Max

Some differences: K10 Max: There is a risk of running into the Keychron 2024 production quality issues with key chattering and missed keystrokes (an example). It has the blinding light problem. It is the heaviest of the bunch, at about 1360 g (15% heavier than the V6 and 40% heavier than the V6 Max)

My new keyboard finally came in. I was so used to my old broken one at home that I can't stop typing now. The sound is great, I've never had RGB before, and it just feels so dang good. For those curious, it is a Keychron K10 Max with Keychron Super Banana switches.

Some of the differences: Programmability/configurability: The K10 (not to be confused with K10 V2) has proprietary firmware, with practical nothing that can be configured, and the rest are fully programmable (with released source code), with some configuration possible using GUI tools. An example of

The new Keychron's are absolute shit, and there's no way they tested them. Avoid at all costs. Yes, exactly as you said, they blind the fk out of you. There's zero chance they tested them. I tried everything. Making light shields, reflective stickers, nothing would fix it. i have better $30 mechanic

Seriously check out Keychron. I bought one after I had 3 different Logitech keyboards all fail in the exact same way with their horrible Romer-G switches. All 3 keyboards, after about a year, started not registering certain key presses or recording a single press multiple times. I don't even use the

Edit: thanks for input. I ended up getting a Keychron K10 Max (brown). in terms of actual typing / keyboard, it's really excellent. I love the construction / weight of the keyboard itself. i am not loving the backlight (and shortcut keys for them), but I honestly don't use the backlight much.

That is the same as for the K10 Max, only for Caps Lock, not for Num Lock (page 9 in the user manual). References J2 product page. A 85% (true TKL) wired and wireless (both Bluetooth and '2.4 GHz') QMK/Via-capable mechanical keyboard. RGB (per-key) north-facing (no unwanted light bleed) lighting. J2

My wife has a Keychron K10 Max that she absolutely loves. It wasn't cheap, but it's easy to set up any way you want, and a great jumping-off point for a new hobby. Personal recommendation for the K10 Max with RGB hotswap and Super Banana switches.

keychron seems to make some good ones, try giving their k10 max a look. might be a little pricy for you though, but its really fancy and has cool features. Supports qmk and via and stuff, has RGB, and has fancyish switches. You should be able to turn the FN row into a media key row btw.

Well let me put it this way : My K10 Max with super browns , shift died 3 months or so after buying. Keyboard was used only for office work. Even then I kept trying out keyboards since I hate the keycaps and the useless backlight of it. That being said I have K6 that use for Lanparty's with my ALLY