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The Q are really hard to justify, except maybe the Q4 is still a bit of a bargain. I still prefer the J2 to any of the Q or V lines. The Keychron design language that makes then leave out the bottom key in the navigation column in the V1/Q1 kind of ticks me off. Moving the column over 1/4u and putti

TL;DR: Which board is better between the Q6 Ultra and P6 Ultra Good morning everyone. I'll be upgrading from a Keychron Q4 60% keyboard to one of these 100% keyboards, and I am wondering which I should get. Regardless of which I choose, it'll be a gift, so I wont be spending money on it, therefore p

Highly considering the Keychron Q4 HE QMK (Also the 65% and 75% versions) Was trying to look for a high quality, 60-65% Wireless Rapid Trigger keyboard with 8k polling. This is really close to what I'm looking for but just w/o 8k polling. Currently have the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini 60% Wireless tha

Keychron Q4 Pro — great all‑rounder with wireless + dongle, volume knob, and hot‑swap so you can put better switches in. Wooting 75 HE — fantastic if you want Hall‑Effect switches for smooth gaming + solid typing and good battery life.

Okay so I would recommend they Keychron Q4 Pro which is about 160 dollars, and then get the fully built with red switches. Here is a sound test with the Keychron Q1 Pro (same thing but bigger) with red switches. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3IOrBNcKeKs

If you can stretch a little and are the US, Amazon has a blue Keychron Q4 for USD90 that could be easily remapped as I mentioned and can come with Blue switches. The case is solid aluminum so also a step from the RK or Redragon.

Just installed my first set of CeraKeys ceramic keycaps onto my Keychron Q4 Pro. Love the way they look. I have a bunch of keyboards and tons of different keycaps, but these so far are my wife's favorite. They feel surprisingly nice. Way different than plastic keycaps. Cool to the touch and solid, b

keychron q4 max (metal case and a 60%) and add clicky switches https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15XmznA5T9d4PkfBG0TDS82ou6ihBh0oqr8Aux24SNz0/edit?usp=drivesdk note that creamy/thocky are just marketing/buzzwords there is no standardized definitions and keyboard sound is a ton of factors (ymmv