Q6 Pro

If your happy then don't worry, keyboards are a very personal decision with lots of passionate "fans" I've used a few razer keyboard, but I also agree there are better options available. I love my Keychron Q6 pro wireless. But their v series is more budget friendly with great built quality and fully

The Q6 Pro is a solid keyboard, from before the severe quality problems started, but it can also be considered obsolete. For example, the official keyboard firmware has not been updated since 2023. And the source code corresponding to the 2025 Keychron keyboard main firmware updates has not been add

I have two Keychrons and love them.. you ARE looking at Reddit where you'll find a lot of haters no matter what subreddit you're looking at. I have a full sized Q6 Pro and a Q1 Max 75%. On the Q6 I have the red switches that came with it and on the Q1 I put Silent Peach V3's. I couldn't recommend Ke

i feel you on the numpad, i can't give it up either. with that budget you can get something truly endgame. for a prebuilt, the Keychron Q6 Pro is a full-size aluminum beast that feels incredible compared to a K70. if you want to dip your toes into building, getting a barebones QK100 kit and your own

welcome to the rabbit hole. full-size ISO is a bit rare, but the Keychron Q6 Pro in black is exactly what you’re looking for - wired option, aluminum case, and RGB. for thocky sound, go with a polycarbonate plate and lubed linear switches like the Gateron Oil Kings. they’re heavy, smooth, and give t

My Keychrons have become my daily drivers since I am not concerned about what happens to them. The Q5 Max is an excellent board, and my first board in the hobby. I like it so much I took it to work along with a q60. I don't think I will be buying a Q6 Pro anytime soon. I would need some other boards

Agreed - I got the Keychron Q6 Pro and it’s amazing. Couldn’t be happier.

Check out the Keychron Q6 Pro or V6 - both are full-size, wireless, and come in white options. Keychron's pretty solid for getting into the custom scene without breaking the bank. GMMK Pro 2 is another decent option but I think it's only wired. Most of the random brands on Amazon are hit or miss, bu

If you still want to build it yourself... Save your money and use Outemu Lime switches (sometimes also called Lemon). They're silent, light to type on, and cushy. And inexpensive. For a fullsize keyboard, the Keychron V6/Pro/Max is great. And the C2 Pro seems decent as a cheaper alternative. If you

aula is great. i have an aula f108 pro with leobog reaper switches and it feels 90% as good as my keychron q6 pro. if it had an aluminum body it would be the goat.