Keychron K2 Pro Wireless & Wired RGB Custom Mechanical Keyboard with Hot-swappable K Pro Red Switch, QMK/VIA Programmable Macro, 75% Layout Aluminum Frame Keyboard for Mac Windows Linux

I’m not a gamer, but I’ve been using mechanical keyboards now for years. Personally, I like the way they feel and their ability to hold up overtime. I bought Keychron’s number pad a couple years ago and was extremely impressed with the build quality and the buttery softness of the keys. When it came time to look for a new keyboard, I went directly to Keychron. This keyboard is amazing. It’s fun to type on. It is much quieter than previous mechanical keyboards. It has been a total joy to use this every day in my office. The condensed layout will take a little getting used to as it is a bit different from my corsair K63. All in all I highly recommend this keyboard.

I love this keyboard. I use it for couch gaming, with a steam link, and it’s fantastic. It feels and looks great, and is a joy to type on. I swapped out the W key for a textured key cap, and my hands find their resting spot regardless of how I have the keyboard positioned in my lap. It swaps seamlessly through my steam link, desktop, and iPad with the Bluetooth hot keys. I’ve had zero connection issues. The web based software is easy to use and works well.The only drawback I’ve found are the south facing led’s. Most shine-through keycaps are made to work with keyboards with north facing led’s, and don’t work well on this keyboard. There are options that do work extremely well, like side facing shine through caps. You’re options are just a bit more limited, and it’s something I wish I’d known before purchasing.Overall, though, I love this keyboard and am very happy with my purchase.

I needed another USB port to plug something in, and I was all out of them. I am not a fan of the wireless battery-operated Wi-Fi components I used in the 1990s. They came a long way since I used wireless. This keyboard works excellently and exceeds my expectations. Battery life is fantastic. In retrospect, I did not anticipate the small size of this keyboard, and I would have purchased the full size if I had it again. However, I have no problems and zip along, and the miniature size is growing on me. The keys are a pleasure typing with. The keyboard lighting is only decorative and does not aid in shadows or low light.

Keychron did a great job with the K2 Pro. The aluminum frame adds a really substantial heft to the keyboard, and the red K Pro switches feel excellent. They are quiet enough for office usage, but make an extremely satisfying sound. Keycaps also feel great. Connectivity via Bluetooth is excellent and immediate. Highly recommended.

The keyboard is very good quality. It’s strong and feels good to use. The ease of use is good as well. I was easily able to reprogram keys with the instructions.

Fantastic keyboard. Switches are not great, but with them replaced this keyboard shines.Also had an issue with Bluetooth connection which was solved by flashing proper firmware.

I've only had this keyboard for 24 hours but so far I'm pretty pleased with it, and somewhat surprisingly so. I wanted to get a mechanical keyboard with Bluetooth as well as wired capability. I found the range of options pretty bewildering, even just within the Keychron product line, so I took a bit of a chance on this one. I am basically using this to replace a standard-size wired Cherry keyboard that I've had for a couple of years but is getting unreliable.This Keychron keyboard is visually appealing, is compact yet ergonomic, and feels good in a tactile sense. Bluetooth works fine (I have noticed a slight delay in what seems like waking up the keyboard Bluetooth connection if you haven't used it in a while, but it's not significant), and it also has a wired option. The weight might bother some people - it is a bit heavier than I imagined, but overall I don't find that a negative.I see this is classified by Amazon as a "gaming keyboard". I do not do gaming, so I think this keyboard is a good choice for ordinary office-type use. Lastly, I primarily use Linux (Fedora), not Windows or MacOS, and the keyboard works fine under Linux.

I have no complaints about the keyboard. You could offer some sound dampening o-rings for sale on your website.