Keychron K10 Max QMK Wireless Custom Mechanical Full-Size Keyboard

This is my first mechanical keyboard and I’m really happy with it. I got the brown switches, and the typing experience is a big upgrade compared to regular keyboards. The feeling and the click are really satisfying — not too loud, but not completely silent either, which I think is a good balance. The sound quality is great and one of the things I enjoy the most about it. Build-wise, it feels a bit plastic, but it’s also surprisingly heavy, so it still feels solid and stable on the desk. Connectivity has been mostly good. I did notice that when using the wireless dongle, it sometimes disconnects randomly. Because of that, I’ve been using it with a cable or Bluetooth, and both have been very reliable with no issues. Customizing the keys and using the configuration UI is pretty straightforward and easy to use, which is a nice bonus if you want to tweak things. It’s also easy to carry around — I can fit it in a 15-inch backpack without problems. Overall, I’m very happy with it, especially as my first mechanical keyboard. I wouldn’t go back to a regular keyboard after this.

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.

Love the weight and feel of the keyboard, and having multiple connection options is super convenient. I got one for work and I’ll probably order another for home!

Ergonomic use is good, like other keywords you will still feel same, but like the sound and how feels under finger tips

The Good Love the typing feel, weight, and build quality. This is nice, heavy keyboard. The Bad Keys sometimes repeat 50ish times for a single press when connected using the wireless 2.4Gz dongle. Happens about once an hour, often enough to make the keyboard totally unusable in this mode. The direct wired connection doesn't seem to have this problem though. No idea on Bluetooth. No shine through on the key caps, the back-lite is basically useless if you are using it to type in the dark unless you buy replacement caps. I think the key-caps are a bit ugly. Would prefer black to two-tone grey.

I really liked this keyboard, it's perfect for my home office setup. I like how tactile it is and the RGB lights for well with my smart lights colored lighting at night for focused coding sessions

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!

Best keyboard I've ever owned