KeychronV6 Wired Custom Mechanical Keyboard Knob Version, Full-Size QMK/VIA Programmable Macro with Hot-swappable Keychron K Pro Red Switch Compatible with Mac Windows Linux Black (Non-Transparent)

* Build quality: 5 stars* Tactile feedback: 5 stars* Key Press Sound: 5 stars* Ease of connectivity: 5 starsSo this keyboard is probably one of the best keyboards I've ever purchased. I've been using it for about 4 months now and have had 0 issues with it. No problems with its construction, its build quality, its design, its layout, nada. This thing is built like a tank, too. Heavy solid frame, keys sound great when pressed and give excellent tactile and auditory feedback, and it worked with Windows 10 right out of the box. It cost nowhere near some of the higher end brands, like Das Keyboard, yet I think it exceeds their quality. Absolutely worth the price.The only thing I wish it could do is disable the LEDs. I don't care much for LEDs on my gear and most keyboards/mice have a way to disable them but I couldn't figure out how to do that with this keyboard.

The Keychron V6 Wired Custom Mechanical Keyboard has exceeded my expectations! It came exactly as advertised, and the build quality is outstanding—it’s solid, well-built, and has a surprising heft to it. The keys sound great right out of the box, are hot-swappable, and the RGB backlighting offers plenty of customization options to match any setup. The volume knob is an excellent touch and super convenient for quick adjustments.One tip: I’d recommend testing out the different key switch options before purchasing to find your ideal feel and sound. My only minor complaint is that the stock keycaps aren’t shine-through, so the RGB doesn’t shine as brightly through the legends.Overall, this is a fantastic keyboard, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a durable and customizable mechanical keyboard!

5 stars across the board no pun intended.Typing on this thing is so smooth. The build quality is excellent. The cable comes with a USB-C to USB-A adapter. Has a metal volume knob built in that you can remap. The keycaps are very easy to remove and the switches can be removed too. Comes with all the tools you would need.Keychron knocked it out of the park with their software too. You don't need to download more bloatware onto your PC, you can just go directly to a website and effortlessly remap keys, change RGB settings, do firmware updates, etc.Of everyone I know that bought a Keychron, I'm the first and only one who initially got one that had an issue. Unfortunately, one of the keys didn't work. It was easy to return on Amazon, and the replacement works as intended.

I love this keyboard. It's silky smooth, the key travel is just right, and the overall feel is just plain solid. The frame is really heavy, which just adds to the overall feel. It's probably going to be my go-to keyboard for a very long time.Including the keycaps for both Mac and Windows is a really nice touch. With all of the available configurability you should be able to setup for just about anything you want.I'm not a fan of the multicolor lighting effects, but they can be easily disabled using the online configuration utility.Overall this is a great keyboard and highly recommended.

This Keychron V6 Keyboard is almost perfect, but for some reason this company loves to ruin the looks of their keyboards by adding an oddly colored key or two that stand out and not in a good way.The Black Keys with the White Lettering are easy to see and the keyboard is solid and heavy and looks great except for those 2 keys.I also hate the color red but why ruin the looks by including them? There should at least be blue/gray esc and enter keys in the box so we can replace the red ones, but they aren't included.The keys have a nice feel to them but they are loud as expected, a little louder than I prefer. I tried another Keychron Keyboard with red switches and it wasn't really quieter to me, just a different sound.Speaking of which, I don't recommend the C2 Pro at all, the letters are hard to see and it feels cheaper. Spend the extra $25 and buy the V6.The backlighting is worthless since the light just pokes out between the keys and the only thing it does is hurt my eyes. I turned it off immediately.I like the round switch for volume and love that pressing it down mutes the volume, great for watching those animal clips on Facebook that for some reason almost always plays blasting music in the background.So, as long as this keyboard lasts I give it 4 stars. Getting rid of the red keys would move it up to 5 and they should just get rid of the lighting and reduce the price. IMO.

If you're obsessive about researching your computer gear like I am you'll likely have come across the term "budget" when researching this board. This is a budget board when compared to boards two or three times it's cost.This keyboard is great and is miles ahead of the Corsair K70 it is replacing. I have the red switches and the keys feel and sound great. Most importantly they are fairly quiet. I love the macro feature. The keyboard is fully programmable so I programed the shape keys to be my macros. The macros are saved onto the keyboard itself so you can even unplug the keyboard and move it onto your work computer. The software is great and is much easier to use compared to Logitech's.Just two minor complaints. The keycaps are not shine through. If they are they are barely shine through. In the dark you'll be able to see the outline of the keys but not the letters. The knob is a great feature but it is a little awkward to manipulate. There isn't much room between the knob and the keys to fit your fingers.