K10

I have only used my My K10 HE Pro on my Omarchy Linux machine, and it started with the repeating tilde problem. Next, I reset to factory defaults (FN+j+z), though I had made zero alterations to the keyboard. Red flashing backlight confirmed the reset.Immediately after, the tilde key quit working alt

I have similar problems with K10 QMK where now it is a second time when blue LEDs are not lighting up on some keys. I already had new keyboard provided by Keychron, after contacting their support, but this one lasted only 4 months. Shame on them for having zero QA, when you pay about $150 for a keyb

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

I would be a little bit worried about the switches working loose in a V6, because Keychron has been having a problem with that in their V and Q lines. Have you looked at the K4 or K10?

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

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

OK, the two inserted custom keycodes (which causes the shift of two) is for starting the two (Mac) applications Mission Control and Launchpad (allegedly replaced by something else in macOS v26 (Tahoe)). But they are only defined for these six keyboards: K5 Pro 105% K10 Pro 105% K15 Pro 85% On F3 and

Re "...lottery": An example: Keychron V6 Max... Disappointment is an understatement. It started failing after one week, due to loose hotswap sockets (reseating and replacing switches only provided a temporary solution). Hotswap socket picture. There is also a report in comments for a Lemokey P1. #26

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