Q6 Max

I just switched from this to Keychron Q6 Max brown and it’s night a day quality difference / build quality. I’m loving the Keychron.

I have the older, regular mechanical Q6 Max and just got the new HE spin on it. You can tell Keychron has improved the design as they're effectively the same KB chassis but the HE variant has much better insulation design and the control slider switches don't rattle. And a side benefit as there's no

My q6 max has been double typing ever since new. I've been living with it but this will probably be my first and last keychron. Edit: I used the keychron launcher to update my firmware on my q6 max. Tentatively, it seems like it's working fine now. The firmware change log said it "1. Fixed key doubl

Q6 Max Fan here ... The amount of issues people post about Keychron is generally constant and has not (imo) increased lately ... I've had no issues with Q6 Max (purchased from k's .com site last year) nor issues with their launcher or updating firmware from the launcher ... Happy to be considered lu

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 ordered the keychron q6 max and the bloody ‘d’ isn’t working right out the gate Are the switches hotswappable? Literally just replace the switch with a key on the keyboard that you never press and avoid buying another keyboard all together.

I returned it and ordered the Q6 max which is meant to not have the issue Says who? There's no reason to assume any gasket-mounted Keychron board can't have the problem. Or is this a common problem Seems to be.

As someone who bought a keychron keyboard 4 years ago... that thing was hot dog-water. I did however just get a Q6 max and baby they really started to cook. This thing rules, barely had to do any mods out of the box. They really upped their game

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

I'd been using a Logitech G910 for 7 years with no problems, except one: everyone who heard about it rolled their eyes and tried to convince me that this board was a "cheap gaming keyboard" and I should go buy a "normal" one. Ok. After 7 years of use, one key started to double-tap. I took my board t