All articles tagged with #keychron
Originally Published 6 days ago — by The Verge
Keychron announced new Ultra series mechanical keyboards at CES 2026, featuring ZMK open-source firmware for improved battery efficiency, with up to 660 hours of wireless use at 8,000Hz polling rate, and various models including Q1 Ultra, Q3 Ultra, and V Ultra series, catering to both enthusiasts and average users.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Verge
Woot is offering discounts of up to 62% on Keychron mechanical keyboards, including models like the K10 Wireless, V6 wired, and V1 hot-swappable keyboard, alongside deals on smartwatches, satellite communicators, and graphics cards. These discounts provide options for productivity, gaming, and outdoor adventures, with prices significantly reduced from their original costs.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WIRED
The Keychron Q5 Pro and Q6 Pro mechanical keyboards offer excellent value for full-size keyboard enthusiasts, featuring gasket-mounted, aluminum cases, hot-swap sockets, RGB lighting, and Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity. Both models support reprogramming via QMK/VIA, allowing for versatile customization, and provide a bouncy typing feel with options for red linear or tactile banana switches. The keyboards' full-size layout and reprogrammable number pads cater to users seeking dedicated keys and macro capabilities, making them a compelling choice for those in search of a high-quality, customizable mechanical keyboard.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes
The Keychron Q1 Pro mechanical keyboard is a premium, well-built keyboard with a compact layout and solid construction, featuring a volume knob, choice of USB, Bluetooth, and wireless RF connections, and a variety of switch options. It has a metal body made from 6063 aluminum, hot-swappable Gateron-style switches with south-facing RGB LEDs, and a choice of keycap finishes. The keyboard offers exceptional responsiveness, improved typing accuracy, and less fatigue when typing for long periods, and can be extensively programmed using the VIA app or website. Priced at $209, the Q1 Pro is a superbly made keyboard ideal for day-long use, with a built-in battery that powers wireless connectivity and RGB LEDs.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
Keychron's gaming-focused sub-brand, Lemokey, has released its first wireless custom mechanical keyboard, the L3. The L3 features multipoint Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless for reduced latency, improved stabilizers, and a modular design. It offers a sturdy build with a larger footprint, a row of macro keys, and a knob on the left side. The keyboard is compatible with QMK/VIA open-source software for customization and has a long battery life. The Lemokey L3 is priced at $194 for the barebones version and $214 for the fully assembled option.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Engadget
Keychron, known for customizable keyboards, has launched its gaming division, Lemokey, with the crowdfunded L3 keyboard. The L3 features a tough, customizable aluminum body and supports a 2.4GHz wireless connection with a 1,000Hz polling rate. It offers three keycap color schemes, key remapping, and macro creation. The L3 can pair with up to three devices over Bluetooth 5.1 and has a wired option for low latency. The keyboard is expected to be delivered in October, with a starting price of $189 for the barebones kit. The L3 aims to strike a balance between personalization and performance for gamers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Verge
Keychron has launched the Lemokey L3, its first gaming-focused keyboard under the Lemokey subbrand. The L3 is a modified version of Keychron's Q3 Pro, featuring a 2.4GHz USB dongle for wireless connectivity with a 1,000Hz polling rate, providing a more responsive gaming experience. It also supports Bluetooth and USB connections, has programmable macro buttons and a volume dial, and comes with durable double-shot PBT keycaps. The L3 is available on Kickstarter, with prices starting at $209 for a fully assembled model. However, caution is advised when backing crowdfunding campaigns.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
Keychron, the maker of wireless mechanical keyboards, is offering a site-wide sale of at least 20% off on all keyboards, with some discounts going up to 30%. Keycaps are up to 50% off, while switches and accessories are discounted by 30% and 40% respectively. Keychron keyboards, known for their satisfying feel and bounce when typing, are priced below $100 and offer Bluetooth connectivity for easy switching between devices. With a wide variety of styles and options, Keychron is a great choice for those in the market for a mechanical keyboard.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by 9to5Mac
The Keychron Q1 Pro is a customizable mechanical keyboard that offers both wired and wireless connections, with the ability to connect to three different Bluetooth devices simultaneously. It has a high-quality build and a great typing experience, with customizable switches and keycaps. While it is expensive at $200, it offers a much better typing experience than Apple's Magic Keyboard. The only downside is the lack of a built-in Touch ID sensor. Keychron also offers more budget-friendly options, such as the K2 keyboard starting at $79.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Polygon
Keychron is offering up to 35% off on a wide range of products including mechanical keyboards, mice, switches, and accessories until April 7. Some of the notable deals include the Keychron Q10 Alice layout keyboard, the Keychron V10 barebones kit, the Keychron Q1 QMK V2, the Keychron K6 Pro wireless keyboard, and the Keychron M1 Ultralight mouse. Additionally, Keychron is offering discounts on various switch sets, keycap sets, palm rests, USB cables, and switch storage solutions.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN Underscored
Keychron, a popular mechanical keyboard maker, is having a 6th Anniversary Sale with discounts of up to 35% off on a wide variety of models with different sizes, layouts, customizable keycaps, and a great selection of different key switches to let you get the feel you prefer. Many of its keyboards also support wireless connectivity, which is still something of a rarity from mechanical keyboards. The sale runs through April 7, but act quickly as some models have already sold out.