K6 65% Wireless Keyboard

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.

Easy to install, works perfectly, I’m in love of this keyboard.

This keyboard is a joy to type on. Very soft switches, but not squishy, and it feels very sturdy. I've had it on my nightstand for a long time now, and when my main PC's keyboard goes out, I'll be replacing it with the 104-Key version of this keyboard, for sure. My only complaint is that it's bluetooth or wired only, no 2.4Ghz with a dongle, so I have to sit at my computer's login screen for 20 seconds while the bluetooth connects before I can use it, and I can't enter the BIOS with this keyboard unless I plug it into my computer with the USB cable. Bluetooth also has much more lag than 2.4Ghz, but I just use it to type in the chat on Twitch or YouTube on the TV in my bedroom, so it's not a huge problem. It also has 16 different backlight patterns, and the button you press to switch between them is one of the keys on the keyboard (top right, to the right of the backspace key), it's easy to bump accidentally, and when you do you have to press it 16 times to get back to the setting you prefer (this happens to me all the time). This keyboard, with a 2.4Ghz dongle, and a much less easy to accidentally press backlight switch, would be perfect for anyone who doesn't need a full 104-key board.

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.

I have been using the Keychron for a few days and it is great! The Gaetron Brown keys give good tactile feedback without being as noisy as the Blue keys on my previous keyboard. They feel somewhat like the Happy Hacking keyboard membrane keys I used to have. The 65% size saves desk space and the bluetooth lets me put away wires that were all over my desk. The bluetooth also works well with my iPhone so I can type with a proper keyboard on it when I need to! If I ever get a tablet computer, I will be able to use a proper keyboard! The smaller size means it will be convenient to carry it around once this pandemic is over. The keyboard is a bit high. If you learned typing on a real typewriter, or decades ago when they taught you to lift your wrists off the table, and you still follow that, you will not have any problems. Everyone else probably needs a high wrist pad. My current wrist rest is a bit narrow so I ordered wider wrist rests. [update: the Grifiti wrist rest 12 x 4 inches seems to be the perfect size for this keyboard. It is also the perfect height.] Overall, it is highly recommended.

The size is perfect for me. The keys feel nice and I like the switches. The functionality of the compact keyboard takes a little bit to get used to. Decent battery life, but there is no indicator for what the battery level is at. The problem is this: the keyboard has been disconnecting regularly. Every few days it disconnects, and acts like it's dead. However, it's been plugged in pretty much the entire time. I have to disconnect it from bluetooth, rediscover it, and reconnect it. Wired mode didn't work at first for some reason, but now that it does, I am opting to use it for the time being. Though, the lights are off for some reason. I'm not a fan of the light control button and would prefer a functioning software that took that over. I accidentally press the button all the time when I'd prefer it to stay on the one setting that I like, as opposed to always being open to variety. Weird decision that I see a lot of keyboard companies make. If anything, it could be a toggle on the side of the keyboard instead of a very inconveniently placed key right next to the backspace. I really like the size and feel of the keyboard, so I will give it another week before I consider returning it. Overall this was not a bad purchase, but it could be better.

Delight to type. Space efficient. Relatively quiet. Heavy therefore stable. Bluetooth works well.

Really good keyboard apart from a few gripes: No Del hardkey but pagedown and pageup keys present. Also there is is no printscreen key, hard or otherwise.

Llego antes de lo previsto, es un excelente teclado, cómodo en todos los sentidos, la sensación al momento de escribir es única con los switches gateron marron, el espacio que ocupa es poco por lo que se puede ajustar fácilmente a cualquier entorno de trabajo

Me gusto mucho el teclado.

Me gusto mucho y se siente muy bien pero creo que soy team blue switches