Q4

I moved from keychron q4 to voyager back in January, and have the same feeling. The choc reds are too loose, as they’re 35gf against 45 on keychron. If I’m not wrong. But I believe the problem is not there. It’s because in keychron you have more travel and also probably because of the double casket

First is the RGB backlight doesn't come through the keys and light up the letter/symbol/text of the key itself, so what the point of it? Nothing. Ever since south-facing sockets backlight has been useless. My main keyboard doesn't even have any LEDs except for the capslock indicator. Brown switches

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

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

I really enjoy using my Keychron Q4 with Gateron Oil King switches at home, but at the office I need silent switches. Right now I’m using Gateron EF Silent Yellows in my KBD67 Lite R3, but they feel way too light compared to Oil Kings. I’m thinking about swapping the springs in the yellows to get a

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

I used Q6 HE before I sold it in favor of Q4 HE. There wasn't anything wrong with it, I just shouldn't have come back to a full sized keyboard. That said, Q4 HE is what I use and recommend. If you really want to go out of your way to get something mechanical instead of magnetic, regular Q4 is also t

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

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.

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.