V6 Max

Re "there isn't any good keycaps for the V6 Max": The shine-through ones for V6 do work (though the light is even more feeble for the V6 Max, making it only barely acceptable (only really works in close-to-complete darkness)). At least they were available for the ISO variants of the V6 (first-hand e

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

Q6. It is fully supported by QMK and Vial (because it a wired-only keyboard). It is in the main QMK project. Thus it supports the latest and greatest features. And you don't have to worry about managing the battery's charge state (or a fire). Don't participate in the lottery Getting a V5 Max is risk

Re "have a static color + reactive splash at the same time": That is a common request: Keychron V1 Max - custom light effect Keychron K3 Pro RGB lighting mode Gradient lighting Keychron V6/Q6 Reactive Simple with base color Keychron K10 HE RGB. The source code for K10 HE was finally released on 2025

I’m currently considering selling my Logitech G Pro TKL (GX Blues, ANSI layout) to pick up a Redragon K668 Trundle. I originally got the Logitech for about $20 due to a pricing error at a local store. It was my first mechanical keyboard and served me well through college, but now that I’m working, I

sometimes a keyboard might not come with switches they want out of the box, (like in your case of not having a ton of boards with prebuilt clicky switches out of the box or having different switches that are not the bog standard red, brown switches) Boards often do not have super heavy or super ligh

The #3 and #9 on the checklist are the two prime suspects. I would resolder a single hotswap socket (to start with), for example, the worst one, to get a sense if that is the cause. Before that, do a close visual inspection for lifted sockets (but still do the resoldering, because the absence of lif

Via is not enabled in keymap "default" The problem is not flashing the self-compiled V6 Max keyboard firmware. The reason is that you used "default" for the keymap. It should be "via" (in "wls_2025q1"). Via support is not enabled in "default": make keychron/v6_max/ansi_encoder:via Or using qmk compile

Keychron is usually the recommendation for full-size 'normal' keyboards. Either the Q MAX/ULTRA or V MAX series. The V6 Max or even Q6 Max/Ultra is probably what you would be looking for. Other recommendations would be the ND104 or DP104, maybe the QK101. At least the DP104 has an option for silent

Re "...lottery": An example: Keychron V6 Max... Disappointment is an understatement. It started failing after one week, due to loose hotswap sockets (reseating and replacing switches only provided a temporary solution). Hotswap socket picture. There is also a report in comments for a Lemokey P1. #26