Keychron K6 Bluetooth 5.1 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Keychron K Pro Brown Switch/LED Backlit/Rechargeable Battery, 68 Keys Compact Keyboard Compatible with Mac Windows

This keyboard is very well made and I use it between my Gaming PC and Mac mini and the versatility it offers is unmatched, the keys are not to click and annoying, they have a nice buttery type to them, and this works great at desks or in your lap tray if your gaming on the couch, Definitely would recommend!

Got this for a compact setup, and I think I'm in love. My usual mechanical keyboards come from Corsair, but man, I think I might be switching over after this. It feels great to type on, nice and compact without a bunch of fluff like a built in wrist rest or macro keys I'll never use. The keys are both tactile yet quiet. Bluetooth connects pretty much as soon as the PC boots. Very impressed overall, I look forward to buying more from Keychron.

This is good little keyboard. Very responsive, actually too responsive as I had to take off some keys I don't use because my fat fingers kept hitting them. One drawback is the battery. On the Mac keyboard the battery level is on the bluetooth drop down and the keyboard would tell you when to recharge on screen. With this keyboard it just stops working with no warnings anywhere. When it is dead, it is hard to get it to connect back up with your computer until it gets some charge back in it. The lights are a bit much and could cause epilepsy. Turning them off sorta works but does need to be reset every once in a while. Volume control takes the volume key and a function key. Mac keyboard was just one key. Keep the manual handy.

The only major issue with this keyboard is that you absolutely should get a wrist rest. But even at the price of this board + a wrist rest, this keyboard is a good option. For mechanical switches, with backlighting, and small footprint, this is a great entry-level option for productivity and ergonomics (or gaming if you get the opticals). The included keys feel good with adequate travel and th switches are fairly consistent. Some people have reported different feeling switches, so always check quality control on your specific unit. Connectivity should be good for any device you would want to use with this in 2021 (assuming you're willing to spend $70-90 on a remote, mechanical keyboard). The included mac and windows spare keys account for the variety of devices you could use. Layout is good, function row is only part that can be difficult to get used to. Other than that, the lighting pattern button is easy to accidentally press when trying to hit 'delete' but just another thing to get used to. Even the arrow keys are decently spaced given the compact size. For gaming, the slightly larger sizes with full numpad make so much more sense, but the experience of actually using the board isn't bad for that. The board mostly excels at build, feel, and ease of use.

5 stars all day long. I really loved this keyboard but the small form factor wasn't for me. I just couldn't get used to the size. That is on me though, this is a fantastic keyboard.

Purchased in June. The middle row has stopped functioning while lighting up its column of keys. I actually bought this because I bought one last year where the c key stopped working. Thinking I damaged it somehow (I take very good care of my electronics and it gets turned off when work is done), I replaced it with this keyboard and it’s now exhibiting the same behavior

I got this as a small wireless keyboard so I didn't have to use my laptops while docked at my desk.First impression was that it is great! Just feels so good to type on. Keychron is great at this. I've been using it with Bluetooth and it's as reliable as any Bluetooth keyboard I've used with the usual expected hiccups that come with the technology.After some regular use of it, I was starting to freak out over how bad my typing became. The keys are slightly smaller than keyboards I was used and it took a little time to adjust. I type efficiently on this keyboard now, but still am more error prone than when on a full size keyboard. Now that I've adjusted to it, it's good enough that I'm not complaining.Using this for gaming on the other hand, this thing feels great and I have no issue with the key size and seen no lag input.I'm continually impressed with the battery life, usually charging it before any indication of it being low just because its been awhile.Overall to give me easier access to my laptop, this keyboard is overkill and far the best value of a keyboard in it's price range. I highly recommend it.

I got this as I’m now working from home and like to work off my iPad while sitting in my recliner. My job involves a lot of writing and I simply can’t hunt-and-peck type very long on the iPad’s screen and needed a mechanical keyboard. This one got good reviews and was well priced so I gave it a shot and glad I did. I got the “brown” key version and the light effort and level of “click” is just about perfect for normal typing. I like the compact form, and despite not having everything the larger keyboards have it has all the basic functions I need. It was super simple to setup and use, and it paired immediately and worked perfectly with my iPad right out of the box — it even came charged. In short, it’s absolutely everything I was looking for and I’m very happy thus far. My only nits to pick are that although the keyboard overall seems well built it’s a bit lightweight, but the rubber feet on the bottom keep it stuck well so that’s not really an issue and less weight makes it a little easier to travel with. And the lights — I know this is billed as a gaming keyboard so I get it, but they’re just annoying and although they can easily be turned off the default is for them to be on so I need to deactivate them every time I turn the keyboard on. Other than that’s it’s nigh on perfect for my needs and would highly recommend it for anyone looking for a mechanical keyboard.