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Q6 Max has regular mechanical switches, HE has Hall Effects. All Keychron boards are TMR (supposedly the better kind of HE switches). I had Q6 HE full sized for gaming and could not say a bad word about it. I downsized to Q4 HE because turns out I didn't need a full size keyboard and would rather en

Ohhh man, I was on the fence between this and the Lemokey P2 HE (65%) Ended up going with the Keychron Q4 HE (60%) same features as your KB, just 60%. I have a current 60% that I'm upgrading from and just couldn't go with any other layout tbh lol.

Hey guys. I'm in the market for a keyboard primarily used for gaming and easy access to all the letters, so that I can quickly converse in chat. I've used the Ergodox EZ for a couple of years now, and they rock. They are a bit cumbersome when it comes to quickly and easily accessing keys to converse

I just picked up a keychron Q4 60% it's silver just like yours in the picture. I put some switches in it that I liked and now I am waiting on some caps to come that are just like these! This looks sick Thank you for posting.

Keychron has 60%/65%s prebulit that you can customize later Some recs v4/q4 (the 60%), the v2/q2 (the 65%)

I'm doing a lot of research but would love suggestions from the community: I'm looking for a 60% gasket mounted keyboard that's QMK compatible and has an unaggressive (preferably zero) tilt. I'd like something that's on the official qmk compatibility list, and nothing from the QMK license violation

keychron q4 max (metal case and a 60%) and add clicky switches https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15XmznA5T9d4PkfBG0TDS82ou6ihBh0oqr8Aux24SNz0/edit?usp=drivesdk note that creamy/thocky are just marketing/buzzwords there is no standardized definitions and keyboard sound is a ton of factors (ymmv