Q6 HE

Yunzi over logitech, I love the yunzi in terms of quality for the more budget friendly boards. I would say if you want something a little nice I would look at monsgeek, I think they have a full metal housing on an HE board in the low hundreds. King of them all would be a keychron or wooting, but the

100% with knob is my preference as well. Add macro keys and ISO, and you have exactly one manufacturer with decent products (well, sort of what with their 2024 QC problems): Keychron. Yeah, M5 - no knob, Qk101 - no knob, less keys, two screens (?). So, Keychron it is. V6 Max, Q6 Max, Q6 HE are all w

Keychron Q6 HE - the Keyboard often does not register keypresses. In many occurrences it takes presses to get keys to register. Keychron is not doing anything about it. ProTip: Buy with a CC!. If you buy from amazon and do a charge-back you may be risking Amazon closing your account. If you buy from

I have the Q6 HE. Unfortunately Keychron keyboards of various models experienced numerous problems. Mine was double key pressing. Support is also useless or non existent. Be warned

I did open a ticket with them weeks ago, and even sent them links to a couple of reddit threads where this was being discussed. I got no reply as of today. I gave it about three weeks to see if they're able to fix it - and they did eventually release a firmware update a couple of days ago. But it's

I purchased a keyboard. NOT parts! It was sold as a "keyboard". So although this is very convenient for keychron .. its just BS. It literally says: "Keychron Q6 HE - Pro Gaming Keyboard - Wireless 100% Layout, 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth/Wired, Rapid Trigger, Hot-Swappable Programmable Gateron Magnetic Switch

Keychron is going to be the default choice here. Yes there are better keyboards, and yes there are cheaper keyboards. But they tend to be the best all around for the type of use case you are talking about. Most of the better models are tri mode so you can do 2.4/wired/Bluetooth. They work well on KV

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

Re "planning to buy a Keychron Q6 Pro": It has probably been out of production for many years There are very similar models (with ISO variants and with shine-through keycap variants). Probably also out of production (wired-only, but full support by QMK, and Vial is a realistic option): V6 Q6 Probabl

Got a Q6 HE about 2 weeks ago from keychron and have 0 issues and love it so far.