Product is good, but I seem not to use it as much. Especially since it's height (even with the wrist support) is too high. Would it be possible to have a refund?

Having not owned or used a mechanical keyboard before this one I took much time deliberating over my switch choice; after spending many hours listening to YouTube videos trying to decide which click I wanted, I opted for the Gateron Browns and they are perfect. Lovely sound and feel to add to the full house of perfectly functioning features.

I use the K2 with my MacBook and iMac via bluetooth and my custom built (bluetooth-less) windows machine via the USB-C to USB-A cable using the side switch to specify the system to which I am inputting.

I cannot recommend this product highly enough. Thank you Keychron!

I bought K1 a month back. I just received a couple of K2. The K2 keys are closer to each other which is matter of getting use to. K2 brings back the typing experience when I was using those IBM keyboards, really. Great job in delivering the keyboards and great product to use. Still deliberating to use my K1 or K2.

Good, Beautiful,

So I bought this as a trial to see how the PBT keycaps would suit the board and was immediately impressed with how it felt even more premium. I prefer the slightly matt feel to the key caps from my other K2 which are ABS. The texture of the PBT makes a significant difference to the feel of the board and the way one interacts with it.
I think Keychron should adopt the PBT key caps throughout the range to be honest, highly recommended.

My K4 is absolutely a joy to use. Love the tactile feel compared to any Mac keyboard. Reminds me of my Macintosh SE. The backlight is very bright and the different patterns are a fun option to have. My only two gripes: 1) I wish Keychron offered replacement keycaps in more colourways, because I find the default colours lack enough contrast. 2) It’s rather difficult to find 3rd party keycaps for the 96% layout, especially backlit ones. Otherwise I love the product and am thinking of getting another one for my daughter.

Make a K2 low profile, 84 keys, wireless, backlit. Low profile, our wrists deserve this

It is amazing.

I have this keyboard for 5 days. I work mostly at my computer to type text.
I own several good keyboards, including topre switches, das keyboard, etc.
For now, it feels that it is the best keyboard I own. Small, portable, with all the keys. I haven't try bluetooth mode yet, it is not one of my priorities. I have chosen optical clicky switches, and they feel great. They are a little noisy, but that is not a problem for me....

Really good product, feels better than the Logitech K840 I use at work, the brown switches are lighter and smoother on the fingers, being crispy without creating much noise of fatigue. I've been using it a lot lately coding at home (due to the biggest trouble the world is having now...), and it is a great enjoyment to use. I would definitely say the PBT keycap version is of great value as it's much more durable and I personal prefer its distinct aesthetics both in color and font, and the thickness is not much of a problem for me as I have relatively big hands. The only improvement I can think of is to make another version with aluminum frame and PBT keycaps

The K2 was an unexpected gem, the tactile response and key travel are pleasant with far less back-pressure than I have experienced in comparable configurations (Razer, CT, etc.). A pleasure to use.

This is my third purchase of Keychron products, and just as quality a product as my others. Keychron products are my go-to mechanical keyboard solution for work, office and recreational use.

The keyboard is great and works well on Linux. There is a keychron linux group on Facebook.

However, the keyboard chest is very high. I would suggest using the keyboard with a wrist pad.

I got the blue switch version, and they are great to type on as the are tactile, clicky but not obnoxiously loud like MX blues. The keyboard feels very sold too, and the white backlighting is very bright. Bluetooth mode worked well on both Windows and Linux. I wish that the keyboard came with height adjustable feet, and the caps lock lit up green when activated.

Just got scammed after 1 year of waiting for a non-existent product

I really, really love this keyboard! It's quiet (I got the blue switches), the lights are great, there are so many modes you can flip through, and it looks and feels lovely on my desk. The only improvement I can see is adding risers so you can have it at an angle. I ended up getting tiny laptop wedges that work for the keyboard too, so it's at an angle when I type. Otherwise, it's perfect!

Fast delivery and items delivered in gd condition.

Bought the blue switch version. Overall is a good low-profile keyboard. Amazing typing experience, great RGB effect, and no connectivity problem so far.

Some advice hopefully would get implemented for the next version:
1. The current key cap material is probably ABS which leaves a lot fingerprints and gets greasy easily. Would recommend with to a better-quality key cap (e.g. PBT)
2. Get a bigger battery! 2k W is not enough!

Shipment: I'm surprised that the keyboard arrived just 2 days after order! Of course, I'm in Hong Kong :)

The keyboard: Works as expected. Worth the value. My keyboard wired to PC while BT to a raspberry pi board. Only issue is that BT to linux box breaks NUM key. My workaround is:

echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode

Hope this help someone.

Keychron K4 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

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Keychron K2 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

with discount 15% , cheap price and fast delivery. absolutely beast product, keep it up with the current product . thanks

I've had a couple of portable USB hubs with pass-thru power and what's great about this one - apart from the neat styling - is that it doesn't get red-hot like some of them do. Like others I might like a USB-C-out port and I haven't used VGA for years - but this does exactly what I need when travelling with my MacBook. A nice piece of kit

Keyboard switches are total crap. They catch the event way before the “click” (blue switches). Bluetooth and cable connection have issues with input. Sometimes not seeing any input but mostly when you write it registers false repeated input like:
“Heeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyy ttttttthis is hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhoooooooooooooow it looks”
Total bullshit and scam. Other models are the same.
What is offered in return a warranty, where you need to cover cost of sending to China (when you live in this part then ok) for me this is a cost of 20% of keyboard price, or staying with the shitty hardware and giving you coupon to buy another shitty hardware...

Keychron K4 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

Keychron K1 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard (Version 3)

Over all Good but I want more Keycaps other profiles SA, Mt3, or MG will be Excellent and double short.

very good!!

It is great for programming, the brown switch gives a perfect balance between control and sound. It lets you feel the keystroke without making too much noise. The body is well built and feels pretty solid, the keycaps give a nice grip on touch. Great choice!

Best Keyboard Ever

nice

Timely delivery and good product

Keychron K1 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard (Version 3)

Reasonable price, good typing experience, nice looking

Great quality keyboard. Bought it for my brother, who is an IT guy and he absolutely loves it!

Love it

Bought for my son and it fits the bill! And he’s fussy!

its just good i like it

definitely a very clicky keyboard but it is very sturdy. better than ducky one 2 minis.

for sure there's a speed difference between bluetooth and wired connection but it is definitely awesome keyboard.

The keyboard is great but I ordered the wrong one. Regardless. 4 of my colleagues also bought keychron. Thanks!

My whole life working on the go. I do like filling of the mechanical keyboard. But I really hate very long travel thick (elevated over desk) keyboards. So for very long time I always compromised between mechanical and membrane keyboards.

This one is a first one I'm completely happy. Short travel. Completely flat keycaps! And very thin!
And still good actualisation. And up to three BT devices. I can easily any time switch between my iPad Pro and MBP/iMac!
And final. USB-C for charging.

Already sold all my 8 different keyboards collected over last 12 year's.

I loved this keyboard. I liked the key travel, the feel, the satisfaction and the sound of using mechanical keyboard to do my work. I hope Keychron will improve the delivery time.

First, I like this keyboard so much that I ended up buying two: an aluminum RGB with red switches and the plastic brown PBT keycaps. I liked the red switch one so much that after searching for several months I came back to buy the PBT when it came out.

I am a programmer that depends on a reliable keyboard and easy-to-type keyboard shortcuts. I spent months researching keyboards that had arrow keys, function keys, and Bluetooth connectivity. I got the first keyboard ~4 months ago, and it's been perfect.

What I love:

• The firmware actually receives updates. Had a _very_ minor issue (one of the RGB lights was a different color), and it was fixed in the next update.
• You can update the firmware on macOS. This is surprisingly rare.
• The ability to switch between 3 Bluetooth connections.
• The switches feel great for the price; it's easily $150-200 cheaper than comparable keyboards.
• The lights are pretty cool, and I use the softer patterns when focusing.
• I'm in the US, and shipping took maybe a week, so it was faster than I was anticipating.

What I would improve:

• I wish the firmware was open source, but that's pretty minor for me.
• I'd like to see more Bluetooth connections in updated keyboards.
• I'd love the PBT keycaps with a different font. Love the font on the ABS keycaps. Also, if PBT keycaps are offered in different colors, you can expect me to buy some.