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Q6 Max has regular mechanical switches, HE has Hall Effects. All Keychron boards are TMR (supposedly the better kind of HE switches). I had Q6 HE full sized for gaming and could not say a bad word about it. I downsized to Q4 HE because turns out I didn't need a full size keyboard and would rather en

Ohhh man, I was on the fence between this and the Lemokey P2 HE (65%) Ended up going with the Keychron Q4 HE (60%) same features as your KB, just 60%. I have a current 60% that I'm upgrading from and just couldn't go with any other layout tbh lol.

Hey guys. I'm in the market for a keyboard primarily used for gaming and easy access to all the letters, so that I can quickly converse in chat. I've used the Ergodox EZ for a couple of years now, and they rock. They are a bit cumbersome when it comes to quickly and easily accessing keys to converse

I just picked up a keychron Q4 60% it's silver just like yours in the picture. I put some switches in it that I liked and now I am waiting on some caps to come that are just like these! This looks sick Thank you for posting.

Keychron has 60%/65%s prebulit that you can customize later Some recs v4/q4 (the 60%), the v2/q2 (the 65%)

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