Q5 Max

I use the 1800, to me I just love how it looks and it makes finding the arrow keys without looking much easier. That being said I don’t have exactly a 1800, it’s a keychron q5 max which has I believe 3 or 4 extra keys between the numpad and main keys so there’s a reason for the gap, but I could be w

I have a Keychron Q5 Max with Milky Yellows and love it. Only downside is no Caps/Num Lock lights. Pretty sure it was a Corsair keyboard (maybe a K70) that got me into hot swap mechanicals back in the day. The "A" key died on me and I had to throw the whole thing out. If a key dies on my current one

I just bought the Keychron Q6 HE 8K. Playing on Logitech G910 for many years, I felt my performance was lagging a bit My son bought the Q5 Max and said Keychron is the best quality board on the market. Keys are solid with aluminum frame. Keyboard weighs 4.1 lbs. - thats insane! Heard Wooting was the

I ended up buying a keychron switch tester and it only had 4 low profile options. I lubed some of them so they really aren't helpful. Probably store away somewhere in bad shape. I ended up buying a regular keychron q5 max (which I love) but man I'd kill for a low profile one with the same quality.

If there a systematic PCB error it could just as well happen to a replacement unit. Here is an example, with four in a row (verified to not be the same unit send back): Keychron Q5 Max issues: Double typing and keys not registering. Also including V6 Max: A comment reports four V6 Max's in a row fai

... A 20% reduction in weight is more than "slightly lighter"... 🤷 This thing at 1.66kg/3.6lbs is RIDICULOUSLY light for having a 98% layout fully CNC machine aluminum housing. (Ofc it's still a heavy keyboard, but for the construction style it's breaking new ground in terms of weight). It's SIGNIFI

half-kidding, but they were great. I've had a few mechnaical keyboards that were able to mimick that same action, but i have a $200+ Keychron Q5 Max, that I've ripped the switches and keycaps out of six separate times, but still can't find something I like. Maybe i'm crazy.

If you by "they" mean the people who had problems, some of them have troubleshooted it, found the root cause, and fixed it/repaired it. Warranty, if the process works, is the correct action, but the point is that the causes of this problem are fairly well known. Misaligned plates Due to the physical

Well, they're not generally budget FRL 1800 options, but i would say based on the quality of the FRL1800 boards I have that they're value because of their high quality. I have the Petrichor for instance and it is one of the nicest keyboard I own. But then you can also find something like the Flip 6P

You could have better suggestions if you mention your home usage more detailed, like typing, gaming, surfing the net, ... . As a Redragon K719 Galatin Pro keyboard owner, I recommend this keyboard for its great choices of connectivity, beautiful design, satisfying key sound, a great display to show