Q9

I say that because the q9 seemed like an answer looking for a question. Dropping the number row and going into 40 world normally means you are going for a compact tight motion profile with as little hand motion and finger spread as possible. The q9 however keeps pretty much a standard 60ish width an

I really like the depth gain the Q9 provides on my desk compared to a 60-65% keeb, or when I have the Q9 on top of the trackpad on laptops. The width is a good fit for having on top of a small Macbook Air, so the width is OK with me for home use, and I really like the quite unusual candybar like for

I consider the Keychron Q9 Plus to have the best staggered keyboard layout so far.

I'm happy with my Keychrons (they are the very rare manufacturer with ISO and full size layout support). Q3, Q6, Q6, Q9, V6 Max, K10 Pro so far :)

My favorite office keyboards are: Crush 80 Beta Pro with stock switches and aluminum plate. It's got a muted Thock that is smooth and comfy to type on. Neo70 with carbon fiber plate and Milky Yellow Pro V2 switches. I love this configuration so much, I'd be willing to solder the board and never thin