Keychron K10 Max Wireless Custom Mechanical Keyboard, QMK 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Full-Size with Hot-swappable Keychron Super Brown Switch Compatible with Mac Windows Linux (RGB Backlit)

Edit: I discovered a few days later that my firmware update didn't originally take. I applied the update once again and the repetitive key issues seem to have disappeared.Update both firmware options as soon as you receive the keyboard if firmware updates are available.IThe good:Solid ConstructionRGB is brightRed Switches feel great to type onDirect USB C is fantasticThe Bad:Wireless is awful and gets worse over time. - Corrected after firmware update.USB Dongle and BT connection causes horrible key ghosting and repetitive keystrokes. Corrected after firmware update.Switching between devices can get keys stuck or home screen stuck (windows 11 and windows 10) Corrected after firmware update.OverallGreat keyboard.

I've burned through two "gaming" mechanical keyboards in the past 7 years, the last one only lasting 3 1/2, a Corsair Strafe Mk 2 that literally was about to fall apart despite only ever sitting at my desk. The keys squeaked and misfired, the spacebar wobbled so bad half the time it slid right off or wouldn't fire. And because it's not hot swappable, and the cable is permanently attached, it's now e-waste.For the same price I now have a completely wireless hot swappable keyboard from a highly reputable brand, and I could not e happier. I need to spend some time with these new super banana switches to decide how I feel about them, specificaly, and I'm going to miss my dedicated media keys, but I believe those can be replicated with the Function button. Plus, if I end up not liking the switches, I'm not stuck with them (unlike my first mechanical keyboard, wich had permanently soldered blue switches, and na all metal body, with no dampening foam... Yeeeeeah. That was a valuable lesson.)

The keyboard itself is built well and everything feels high quality, except the key switches. I got the tactile (brown) switches and they might as well be linear as there is no tactile bump whatsoever

Overall a great keyboard. Sometimes it behaves a little weird establishing a wireless connection but it’s not often. I work from home so I’m on it 9 hours a day and it’s a pleasure to type on.

The GoodLove the typing feel, weight, and build quality. This is nice, heavy keyboard.The BadKeys sometimes repeat 50ish times for a single press when connected using the wireless 2.4Gz dongle. Happens about once an hour, often enough to make the keyboard totally unusable in this mode. The direct wired connection doesn't seem to have this problem though. No idea on Bluetooth.No shine through on the key caps, the back-lite is basically useless if you are using it to type in the dark unless you buy replacement caps.I think the key-caps are a bit ugly. Would prefer black to two-tone grey.

This is a heasy solid chunk of keyboard. You could use this for home defense no problem. Bonus is that it feels really nice to type on and the software is internal so you don't need to install extra junk to use macros.

I ordered a few from this company, all red switches. They seem very good quality. low clicking sounds. The only problem i encountered was that all keyboards do not have CAPS LOCK, or SCROLL LOCK.if you use these keyboards for office use, you would need to figure out a way. Although there's a tiny light, but only noticeable when lighting is off.I would give 5 stars.

The keyboard seems to be high quality and works excellent, but the backlighting is worse than bad. No shine through at all. I ended up shelling out an additional 60.00 directly to Keychron for side-printed keycaps with shine through so the backlighting actually does something beside glare in your eyes through the gaps..The advertisement alluded that there was backight shine through. There is none. Just saying be aware of what you are buying.