K8 Pro

"Expensive" at home, cheap at the office, so two of these. I'm using a Keychron K8 Pro with Gateron Aliaz 100g switches at home, love the heavy typing feeling. At the office it's a quiet AliExpress GMK67 with Outemu Silent Grey switches.

I’ve been using a Keychron K8 Pro and have been very happy with it.

Δες τα keychron με prelubed gateron pro red. Εγώ έχω με καφέ, και δεν είναι εντελώς αθόρυβο αλλά είναι πολύ ελαφρύ στο πάτημα και πολύ ωραίο για να γράφεις. Είναι και σχετικά αθόρυβο και τίμιο αλλά και όχι πολύ ακριβό. Υπάρχουν καλύτερα σε αυτή την τιμή; ναι. Θέλεις έρευνα και να περιμένεις; ναι. Αλ

After years of typing on laptop keyboards, I bought my first mechanical keyboard a couple of weeks ago. I researched for less than an hour and ended up buying the Keychron K8 Pro with Keychron Super Switch Brown. I love the experience of working with a dedicated mechanical keyboard, but I don’t love

Yeah, I've kept my Keychron K8 Pro plugged in almost constantly (because the Bluetooth is so laggy it's nigh unusable) and, while it indeed feels like the wireless and battery are "a waste", I fully expect it to not be any more of a problem than any other device that also has a battery. Surely no-on

Tengo un keychron k8 pro hace 3 años y no pienso mirar atrás

Jamflex increases prices to make keychrons shiet. Fally riots will continue! I have a few keychrons. Maybe have had 6 in total over the years. My K8 Pro max ultra or whatever has this issue. Only when on bluetooth, though. Wired works fine. I haven’t tried replacing the switches yet to attempt to re

I personally like the Keychron keyboards, I started with an K8, upgraded to an K8 Pro and then went with a Q1 Max and each step made me "unable" to go back, but that depends on personal taste. Every one of them has red switches (or a Keychron equivalent, don't know their names for those) which means

Been down this exact rabbit hole mate - that budget and those requirements are pretty solid for what you're after. The Keychron K8 Pro might be your best bet, ticks most of your boxes with the hot swap, decent build quality and you can get it with ISO layout through their EU store Silent switches ar

Re "Did I get a faulty product?": No, I don't think so. Keychron's figures are unrealistic There is a reason they have the disclaimer: "Lab test result may vary by actual use" AKA your mileage may vary. 48-60 hours sounds about right, at least for a QMK-based keyboard. Manage your battery ('s lifeti