K10

I just received my Keychron K10 V2 with the banana tactile switches. I think they sound "okay" and have a pretty good feel, but in comparison to my Monsgeek M2 V5 with the cilantro switches this K10 sounds a bit hollow. I haven't delved into it yet, but it probably has more to do with the overall co

Well... Keychron has many 100% and 96% (1800?) boards but their quality is not all that great with the Max models. If you buy Keychron, buy it from Amazon / local seller, not directly from Keychron because their warranty policy is lacking. V5/6 Max might work (gasket mount), or K10 Max (tray mount),

Re "The F1, F2, etc. are not lit at all": Yeah, that is the case for at least the Keychron K10 HE and K10 V2 (AKA 'K10 QMK') It is a design blunder by Keychron: On the blinding light keyboards, like the V6, F1-F12 were properly lit.

It was (slightly edited for clarity): K10 HE: Two keys broken after reboot I don't know what to do, man. I just got this keyboard a couple of weeks ago, and suddenly the < and N keys broke on me. The right Fn key also has problems. The backlight response works, but it won't trigger the actual key. I

Shine-through keycaps It depends on shine-through being important or not: The V6 Max has south-facing LEDs, and the combination with shine-through 'ISO' keycaps may be very hard to find (outside of Keychron's offerings; and they may not offer it for this keyboard, other than as an accessory that is

My keychron k10 wireless died after like a year and a half. Don’t buy that one.

Hello. I recently got the Keychron K10 Pro with brown switches, after upgrading from the C2 Full Size, but I quickly found out that the typing experience on the K10 feels much heavier and fatiguing. Everything else is great: the feel, the sound, the quality. On C2, I am able to type fast and fluidly

Nah, I spent 100 bucks on the k10, twice. First one sent back the other broke in two different ways within a year. I just got a $35 ajazz ak820 and its gasket mounted + foam and sounds and feels way better. I went with wired this time so less likely to break (the bt switch broke on my keychron and t

Re "... it "presses" these keys without my interaction. It's NOT me pressing the key and then the key sticking on.": That isn't a good sign. It isn't a firmware problem. It is the dreaded hardware problem from the initial Kickstarter fiasco. There isn't any known way to fix it yourself (and there is