Wireless mechanical keyboard QMK/VIA from Keychron compatible with macOS and Windows, with hot-swappable switches, OSA Profile Double-shot PBT Keycaps, and RGB lighting.
Wireless mechanical keyboard QMK/VIA from Keychron compatible with macOS and Windows, with hot-swappable switches, OSA Profile Double-shot PBT Keycaps, and RGB lighting.
Wireless mechanical keyboard QMK/VIA from Keychron compatible with macOS and Windows, with hot-swappable switches, OSA Profile Double-shot PBT Keycaps, and RGB lighting.
An excellent solution for multitasking. You can connect the K10 Pro with up to 3x devices wirelessly via the stable Broadcom Bluetooth® 5.1 for seamless multitasking on a laptop, smartphone, and tablet. Fully compatible with both Mac and Windows, it allows you to instantly switch devices. A reliable wired USB-C connection is also available when you need it.
Programming with QMK & VIA
QMK/VIA means endless possibilities for a seamless workflow. Thanks to the Keychron engineering team, it is the first time in history that a wireless mechanical keyboard features these kinds of capabilities out-of-the-box. Simply, connect the K10 Pro to your device with a cable, drag and drop your favorite keys or macros to remap any key you want on any system (macOS, Windows, or Linux).
Enhanced Typing Experience
The K10 Pro has been redesigned from the inside out to upgrade the typing experience. The additional sound-absorbing foam, thick silicone damping bottom pad, and steel plate provide immediate feedback and a discreet typing sound, while the added weight enhances stability.
An epic "core" inside the keyboard
A powerful — ARM architecture — high-performance MCU (Micro Controller Unit) equipped with 128K Flash will offer greater flexibility to developers. The response rate is 1,000Hz out-of-the-box, making the delay barely noticeable even in competitive titles.
Hot-swappable
Every detail counts, which is why Keychron made the K10 Pro hot-swappable for a more personalized typing experience. The hot-swappable sockets are mounted on the board, allowing you to hot-swap any switch on the keyboard with almost all 3-pin and 5-pin MX mechanical switches on the market (including Cherry, Gateron, Kailh, Panda, etc.) without soldering. You can create your own typing experience in seconds.
Screw-in PCB Stabilizers
Even the smallest part matters for the feel of your finger. The Keychron K10 Pro incorporates screw-in stabilizers that are mounted on the PCB board for a smoother typing experience with less wobble on large keys — such as the space bar, shift, enter, and backspace. It also supports third-party screw-in PCB stabilizers.
Pre-lubed Keychron K Pro Mechanical Switches
By optimizing the switch mold, the Keychron K Pro switch "wobbles" less than a standard mechanical switch and is smoother with every keystroke. Additionally, the factory pre-lubrication process on all G Pro switches (excluding "clicky" switches) undoubtedly ensures optimal smoothness for your fingers during typing.
OSA Profile Double-shot PBT Keycaps
For further refinement of the typing experience, the K10 Pro comes with Keychron's unique OSA profile (OEM profile with spherical angle) and double-shot PBT keycaps aimed at providing a more comfortable feel — with excellent resistance to finger oil residues for long-term use in a full-size layout.
RGB lighting with "south" orientation
The RGB lighting with a "south" orientation is designed to better highlight the keyboard's backlighting from the typist's angle. It comes with more than 22 types of RGB backlighting settings (as well as a static white backlighting option) and 14 types of backlighting settings in the white backlighting version. You can further adjust the RGB hue, saturation, brightness, and effect speed with ease.
Ergonomic Support
Three levels of adjustable keyboard angle (3.5º, 7º & 10.5º) and curved OSA-profile keycaps combine to provide long-lasting ergonomic support for your wrist.
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Excellent keyboard, very comfortable with many programming options and keys and lighting. Sturdy construction and quality materials. The fact that it is Bluetooth is incredibly convenient because you don't fill up another USB port for a dongle. The only thing I would personally find as a weakness is the battery that lasts about 10-14 days.
This is my first 'serious' mechanical keyboard.
Its only - but major - flaw is that it has the LEDs at the bottom of the keys (south facing LEDs).
The keycaps are not translucent (the letter doesn't shine from within).
Any serious keycap available on the market does NOT work properly with ANY south facing LED keyboard. Anyone who wants bright keys on THIS keyboard has to go for one of the following aftermarket categories, none of which provide satisfactory results:
- transparent keycaps
- pudding keycaps
- side engraved keycaps
None of the above options provide the lighting of north facing LED keyboards.
Wrong purchase on my part - although the keyboard is good in terms of construction. I just 'didn't know - didn't ask.'
After a lot of searching and research regarding the headphone part of the switches, I ended up with this gem.
Almost cream sound.
Very high-quality construction.
The brown switch was a one-way street due to noise in an office space.
The keyboard is excellent AS LONG AS it is connected with the cable.
If you try to use it in Bluetooth mode, be prepared for delays, missed keystrokes, and disconnections about twice an hour (it can last up to a couple of minutes, unless you connect it with the cable).
The keys, even though I got the red switches, are not like Razer's linear keys. They have a 'bump', so to speak, they can withstand some pressure unlike Razer's keys, where you can't even touch your fingers on them.
The sound is deeper than a Logitech keyboard (the switches are MX Cherry, which both companies use, so don't expect anything different in terms of feel).
It has a sturdy and heavy construction, it doesn't creak, it doesn't bend, you don't feel anything!
Another drawback, though, is that mine came with a scratch on the Enter key.
The keys are only illuminated around the edges and not the letters/numbers/symbols (Maybe it has to do with the type of plastic, this one has PBT Keycaps instead of the classic ABS you'll find in other companies. It's a more durable plastic that doesn't get dirty easily).
The color in the light is adjustable, it has full RGB capabilities but also single-color options, and it has various programs that you can customize either on the keyboard or through a platform on the Keychron website.
TLDR: I gave it a 3/5 rating due to the Bluetooth connection issues resulting in typing inaccuracies and disconnections, and because it arrived damaged.
One of the best value-for-money mechanical keyboards. It has everything you can ask for at this price, especially for full-sized keyboards (with a keypad) that are less common in the market nowadays. It allows for minimal improvements (e.g. a metal frame instead of plastic, although it is already very sturdy) which would justify a higher price. It is definitely worth it and I also recommend it for someone who wants to get into modding and fully customizable keyboards (that's why I got it myself).
Warm request: do your research before purchasing a keyboard. I say this not with a negative tone, on the contrary, because this specific keyboard offers MUCH more than a corresponding "gaming" keyboard, which would have double the price and much fewer features. It's a crime that Keychron keyboards are so low on the popularity list. On the Keychron website, this specific one costs $79 and it has:
+Fullsize
+PCB keycaps (material with a very nice feel and excellent resistance to friction)
+Excellent key feel (I have red K Pro switches)
+Decent factory lube on the stabilizers (I haven't seen the regular switches)
+Fully customizable keys via VIA (software that you don't even need to download)
+Hot swappable switches (obviously, since it's Keychron)
+Multiple RGB settings (brightness + patterns)
+Sturdy construction with a heavy weight
+Wired + Bluetooth
+Extra details (keycaps for Windows + Mac, some tools like screwdriver, keycap remover, etc.)
and I haven't even used the keyboard properly yet. You have these positives as soon as you open the box. The only downsides I have found so far are:
-Relatively short cable (doesn't matter if you only want wireless)
-It will take me a little while to get used to typing, the red switches are indeed sensitive to touch. Of course, I had a 7-year-old Razer Deathstalker that required a hammer to type.
I recommend it to yourself and your friends. Save money and buy quality products. Do your research. There are plenty of channels for customizable keyboards, I provide the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/c/hipyotech