Q6 Max

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

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.

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

Nah don’t get another Keychron if you want another board. They’re fine as a first board, mine was a Q6 Max, but you can get such better boards for around the same price. You should look into QwertyKeys if you want to maybe dabble in the custom keyboard market. They just dropped the Neo98 and it’s an

If you’d entertain building your board yourself I’d suggest looking at any of the offerings from QwertyKeys/Neo! They’re absolutely fantastic boards and priced very well for being in the higher end custom section of the hobby. The Neo98 that just released is only $150 for the barebones, which is sig

I never said I wanted to do a warranty return, I wanted to offer feedback!!!! 🫩 This isn’t just ‘my issue’—this is a widespread issue with the Keychron Max Q6 (as you will see from this sub) that never should have left production with the amount of subpar units if they had real QA. You can dig at Ap

It often takes several months before the problem shows up. For example, Keychron Q6 Max assembly help. The problems started a few months in, and developed to a point where the keyboard became unusable. The assembly part is about a provided new PCB. #49

Typically, this kind of keyboard is not one that I would recommend. First, you wanted a keyboard with “raised keycaps”, aka a top-mount keyboard. Those tend to be not as good as “gasket-mounted” keyboards since they have a softer typing experience, and better acoustics. Even though gasket mount keyb