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Untangled: Is there some known problems with specific keys, like L and O on V3 Max? Hi, I am getting some issues correctly hitting the L and O keys, where sometimes they register, and sometimes they don't at all, even when hitting the button full; they need a full hard key hit for it. These are red

There aren't that many reports, but here are some: New Keychron Q6 Ultra 8K firmware update/key press issue. Keychattering for the left arrow key. Note: For a keyboard in the newer 2025/2026 Q Ultra 8K series. A comment reports on keychattering and missed keystrokes for a Q3 Ultra 8K. #157. Does any

Womier WD75 because the wooden case is rigid as an AL case and light as a plastic one. Also, lush lush lush. And it's also a decent board otherwise, with QMK firmware. Glencreag WK84 is wired-only, with a similar wooden case, and the source code is already working online. I've done a VIAL port for i

Re "...experienced similar issues with the Q11 Ultra or other Keychron models": It could be the dreaded 'chatter in the hotswap sockets' (not in the switches) Here are some examples: New Keychron Q6 Ultra 8K firmware update/key press issue. Keychattering for the left arrow key. Note: For a keyboard

I used to have a keychron which started double typing. Upgraded to an Air 69 V3 and haven't had any issues.

Die Firmware hat evtl. eine höhere Debounce-Zeit. Das war ja der offizielle Lösungsvorschlag von Keychron. Scheinbar ist die Debounce-Zeit bei neuen Tastaturen als Standard auf 100 ms eingestellt, wtf. V3 Ultra 8K missing some double-pressed keystrokes : r/Keychron Nee, ich denke, eine Tastatur soll

At least for the keychron, could be faulty soldering (but could be for the steelseries too). This also happened to me on my Keychron V3 max. I posted on it recently. Resoldered the contact, and it went away. Then after the A key, the M key, then backspace. Keychrons are known to have this problem, s

Oh, this would explain some of the issues I've been having. I'm disappointed because I bought a brand new V3 Max last year, first Keychron product. It came recommended because of its Linux compatibility, and I started moving from Razer (which is mostly Windows-only, and also much more expensive in m

Not for the V1 Ultra, but there are already these reports for the 'Ultras' (some failures are late, up to one year or more): New Keychron Q6 Ultra 8K firmware update/key press issue. Keychattering for the left arrow key. Note: For a keyboard in the newer 2025/2026 Q Ultra 8K series. A comment report

Re "...dying after one [year]": Unless you actually spilled a significant amount of liquid onto the keyboard, it has nothing to do with the use of it (it may look disgusting beneath the keycaps, but it is unlikely to cause this problem) It is inherent, partly a Keychron design problem and partly a m