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Can confirm - Keychron didn't even come up on my initial searches a few years ago for mechanical + wireless, and I ended up with a couple (work, home) of the Lo
by Jedd 6y ago
Can confirm - Keychron didn't even come up on my initial searches a few years ago for mechanical + wireless, and I ended up with a couple (work, home) of the Logitech G613.
These are good, solid devices, with a nice response - however both are starting to give me double characters on some keys. I'm wary about popping the tops on the keys, and so far some good thumps / blowing out around the affected keys has resolved the problems. However, reviews around the net suggest this is a problem that tends to get worse with this model.
The Keychron is now on my shortlist once these Logitechs are unusable.
- thrwaeasddsaf 6y agoAll mechanical switches are prone to bounce and oxidation. You can try contact cleaner or switch replacement (some keyboards have slotted switches that can be replaced without soldering). Consider next a keyboard with programmable firmware (QMK) so you can adjust and mitigate bounce in software.
- Jedd 6y agoNoted, thank you - but a quick search suggests Keychron isn't in that category. On the other hand, they have replaceable caps that are (individually) quite cheap. I'm 6-12 months away from a follow-up purchase, but will tag QMK options for the next search.