K5 Version 2

I asked them about it for my K5v2 and they said... Thanks for reaching out to us, the K5 V2 doesn't support this feature at present. And we are still working on it, and it will support this soon. ...which is pretty annoying since their site has instructions for setting per-key but no disclaimers or

Alacsony profilú billentyűzetet nem tudok ajánlani, viszont keychronom van arról tudok tapasztalatot megosztani. 3 éve használom, használtan vettem most a 3. switch készletet nyúzom benne, nagyon jó build quality, jó áron és megbízható. A gyártó épp a napokban tette open sourcera a billentyűzeteit,

A year later did you ever make any progress on this? In launcher my K5 V2 simply says no new firmware is available but I've no idea what version of firmware I have. Nor can I find a list of supported devices. If Keychron really claim it's in development you would think it would be done by now, espec

As nice as the K5SE is (have one myself), without having a chip between to change the I/O of the keyboard, that's not possible. Great news, the is the K5 V2 (QMK enabled) https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-k5-qmk-wireless-mechanical-keyboard-version-2

I ended up buying a Keychron KJ1 to use with my laptop and swapped the top row with my K5 v2. They aren't a perfect match, but it works for me. https://photos.app.goo.gl/2jSjX4y3vM1ggUqUA

Never had any "good" keyboard yet, I'm on a Logitech g512 which... work we'll say. Also briefly had a G915 which had a lot of defects and before that I had a K800, also a Razer Lycosa. Now I'm finally used to standard key height, I wish to get something more comfortable, less noisy. It needs to be R

Update fore those who may care: I got a Keychron K5 v2 with banana switches. I love it. I wish it had dedicated volume buttons or spare keycaps to replace the 4 macro ones with easier to see features, but at this point I can't really complain.It was a little on the expensive side tho...

On a whim, I bought a Keychron K5 V2 with mini silent red switches. And it is everything I expected it to be, minus one thing : With my hand at rest on the keyboard, my fingers "sinks" into the keys, leading to a lot of accidental key presses. We're talking about more than 20 years of muscle memory.

I stumbled on this months later, but the K5 V2 doesn't appear to be compatible with other brand's keycaps. Both the womiers & stocks I have from another board don't grab the stems on the stabilizers, it's like Keychron made them slightly smaller.