Q4

Not sure what shortcomings you see, I have a Q4 and a Monsgeek M1 v3 and the quality and features of the Monsgeek board are at least in-line with the Keychron. Keychron has been having serious quality control and design problems, particularly in gasket mounted boards like the Q1, and their overworke

That is so lame. Edit: out of curiosity I just disassembled my Keychron Q4 and that construction is so cheap. Update: as seen in this video: https://www.keychron.com/pages/how-to-disassemble-the-keychron-q-pro-series-keyboard

It happens. My Keychron Q4 was missing major functionality until I upgraded the firmware... but it had been sitting in a warehouse for at least a year based on the production date in the serial number.

Two years ago I would have suggested one of the V series. I have a K2 Pro, a Q4, and I had a V7 but gave it to my daughter. But these are all at least two years old, lately Keychron has had production problems and become a bit of a broken step... something you warn people about. There are too many r

The Keychron K series are really surprisingly quiet boards. My K2 Pro is quieter than my Q4 or my Novelkeys NK65. But I would really recommend a wooden case if you can find one.

At least since August 2024, about when the Keychron K2 He was released, and possibly longer, they have been having quality problems... not in the K2 specifically, but in all of their boards. It started out with bad solder joints and since then there has been a new problem with the plate* in the Q an