Q6 Pro

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

Thanks. I'm not oppsed to getting new swtiches and replacing them, that was actually my first thought. But if other of the offered K Pro's might be better than my K Pro bananas, or if it was the Q6 Pro, rather than the switches, that were most of what I was noticing, I can replace it via the wonder

Yeah. Looking at their pages at Keychron now, the Q6 and Q6 Pro don't look different in padding or anything. I think I saw something somewhere about the Q6 Pro adding some padding (sound, or physical, I'm not sure), but that might also be in newer Q6. The 2023 Q6 I have at work is just much more ope

So, as discussed in my earlier post in r/Keychron, I got a Q6 Pro, and didn't like the feel. I got a couple of tester sets, chose a replacement (Akko Cilantro), and am replacing key switches. Mostly it's going okay, but I have a couple of questions while it's still in-process. When removing the keyc

OK, the two inserted custom keycodes (which causes the shift of two) is for starting the two (Mac) applications Mission Control and Launchpad (allegedly replaced by something else in macOS v26 (Tahoe)). But they are only defined for these six keyboards: K5 Pro 105% K10 Pro 105% K15 Pro 85% On F3 and

Nearly all of Keychron. For example, the following. V6 Max ISO Nordic with PBT keycaps Q6 Pro ISO Nordic with PBT keycaps Q6 Max ISO Nordic with PBT keycaps I found the following don't have this problem, because they include extra keycaps that add them back. Q6 Pro ISO Nordic with ABS keycaps K5v2 Q