Keychron keyboards
Keychron makes more of the boards on this site than any other brand, and its range is split into series that are worth knowing before you compare models.
The Q series are heavy aluminium boards. The V series cover similar layouts in a plastic case for about half the price. The K series are wireless boards in plastic or aluminium, and several of them are low-profile. The C series are wired and the cheapest. Boards with HE in the name use magnetic switches with adjustable actuation instead of mechanical ones, and Max models connect by cable, Bluetooth or a 2.4 GHz receiver.
Every Keychron board we list runs QMK firmware, so keys can be remapped in a web browser without installing anything, and most are also sold in UK ISO through Keychron's UK store. Check which switch and layout combination is in stock before you settle on one, because not every option is available at once.
Prices include VAT. Sound tags are our summary of what owners and reviewers report, not measurements.
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