K6

Eu cai nesse bait em 2022 e larguei R$1.000,00 em um Keychron K6. Hoje fiz o rollback para um Dell KB600 100% porquê foi assim que Deus quis que usássemos os computadores. 🙏

the main thing is figuring out how you’ll use it before you pick anything. like if you type a ton, get something with good key feel and not the cheap mushy membrane stuff. if you’re on a laptop all day and just want a nicer setup, low-profile keys feel more familiar. and for the mouse, hand size + h

i mean... not everyone needs them and they're otherwise good and high quality keyboards (usually). keychron sells all kinds of quality stuff at reasonable (not really cheap, but definitely reasonable) prices. i bought my k6 for $110 AUD and it's served me pretty well, having a dedicated function row

You got unlucky I guess, my keychron K6 has been kicking along coming up on 5 years, it survived a chocolate milk spill as well.

Enthusiast circles really have a bone to pick with Keychron, though I never fully understood why. I'm not knee-deep in the super-boutique or DIY scenes, but the couple Keychron boards I do own (a K6 for travel/around the house, a Q6 Max at my desk) I've been perfectly happy with. I've always likened

I mean, the glib answer would be “Cherry Blues,” as they’re still perfectly available, and no one can tell you what to like. Kailh Box White would probably be the most recommended medium-weight clicky these days, though their mechanism is different so if you really love blues, stick with them, or ma

Have had a K6 Wireless for a few years.There are things about it that are just ... wrong. (Nordic layout for reference, but some of these are for every ISO). The layout is in places completely stupid. That's not subjective. Fn + Å is delete, while backspace has no Fn level at all. Fn + Home would be

I have a K10 Pro with brown keys, K6 (original) with clicky blue, and a V6 Max with banana keys. No problems with any of them ever. The K6 is getting a bit old now and the keycaps are starting to wear. The K10 Pro is beautiful to use and the V6 Max is like typing on tiny, soft, handmade boomerangs.

I know people have had different experiences with both Nuphy and Keychron, but FWIW I had a previous Keychron K6 that grew a frightening swollen battery about five years in. I replaced it with a Nuphy Halo V2 with lemon switches, which I liked, but I ended up returning it on Amazon and ordering a Nu

Unless you don’t play competitive games, it’s fine. With mechanical keyboard you gain lower latency, better key rollover, higher durability, and can choose various switches depending on your preferences. As indeed they’re not designed for gaming, they can wear out much faster when using it like that