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)

Heavy, solidly built, excellent smooth key response, cool RGB backlighting. While I'll never use the bluetooth functionality, it works great after a firmware update and it's amazing to get such a good keyboard for so little money. It really feels like I could crack someone over the head with this keyboard if I had to and it wouldn't be phased in the slightest. It's a joy to type on, I have no complaints. Highly recommended!

Love this! This is now the 3rd keyboard I’ve customized for myself and this is my new favorite daily driver. I work as a 911 dispatcher for a fire department so I spend all shift every shift typing away so of course I’ve become very particular about what I want my keyboard to look, sound, and feel like.Current Setup:Switches: Gazzew Boba U4T V2 68gKeycaps: Black shine through side printedPros:- Bluetooth / 2.4ghz / wired connections- Sturdy build but not too heavy (Not the most slim / low profile keyboard out there, but I do bring this to and from work and it fits perfectly fine in my backpack).- South facing pcb which is perfect for side printed keycaps which I love using (it’s a subtle flex 😉)- The Max comes with more foam / padding so it sounds and feels significantly nicer to type on compared to the pro.- Easily customizable keys and color options!- Mac and Windows switch to swap btwn the two modes.Highly recommend! 😃

I bought this keyboard after going through several Logitech mechanical boards that developed problems after a year or so of use. This keyboard was recommended in some review sites so I decided to give it a try. The keyboard is solid, built like a tank! The keys have a very nice feel when typing, reminiscent of the IBM mechanical keyboards from the 80s and 90s that I always loved. I was impressed by the company as their website allows you to buy an array of keyboard replacement parts as well as parts that allow you to customize/mod your keyboard. What an idea, sell replacement parts to repair the keyboard instead of throwing it out when something wears out and needs replaced. I do have one minor gripe. I have a piece of software that I regularly have to sign in with my password. No matter how carefully I type it in, I get a message that I entered an incorrect password. Then I retype it and it works the second time. An odd quirk of the keyboard, I never experienced a problem like this with my other keyboards. But a minor problem I can overlook. The keyboard is a bit smaller than I was used to, which is great on ,y desk where space is at a premium. However, it's very easy for the side of my had to graze the SHIFT key which switches me to ALL CAPS. Again, a minor issue that is offset by the pros of this keyboard. If you're in the market for a quality mechanical keyboard, check out this company. They do offer a range of different keyboards so it should be fairly easy to find one that will fit you like a glove!

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.

Amazing keyboard. On a heavy side which surprised me in the beginning but it provides such an excellent typing platform and is very responsive and tactile. Love it!

I really like this keyboard, but it has one major issue that I was able to resolve. For anyone looking for a full-size keyboard with QMK/VIA support, this is one of the few options available, and it's excellent for my professional work. Unlike the smaller, gamer-focused keyboards that dominate the market, this one has the number pad and cursor keys that I rely on as an accountant.The build quality is impressive. It has a fantastic feel, very similar to the solid, hefty keyboards I used in the 1980s. While some of Keychron's cheaper models have reported issues, I haven't seen any complaints about this series. My only minor wish is that it had more onboard memory for macros.The biggest problem is a very poor design choice by the manufacturer. The keyboard comes with south-facing LEDs for backlighting, but the included keycaps aren't translucent, so the letters don't light up. I can’t understand the reasoning for this. While Keychron sells replacement keycaps, the cost of the caps plus shipping is almost as much as the keyboard itself, which I refuse to pay.Thankfully, there's a simple fix. Many third-party vendors sell compatible, shine-through keycaps, and I easily found a set on Amazon. The new caps didn't change the feel of the keystrokes and even gave me more color options.After this one modification, I now have the perfect keyboard for my needs: a full-size mechanical board with QMK/VIA macros and properly illuminated keys.

i have been using it for 2 weeks. I am pleased with it very much so far. it has a good feel when typing.

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.