K10 RGB Full Size Layout Hot-Swappable Mechanical Keyboard for Mac Windows, Multitasking 104-Key Bluetooth Wireless/USB Wired Gaming Keyboard with Keychron Super Red Switch Aluminum Frame

I bought this to use at my job, but ended up putting it on my home computer setup because I loved it that much! The keys feel really satisfying to type on, it's really responsive, it's perfect if you frequently swap between a MacOS and Windows architecture computers, and connects perfectly with both the included USB-C cable or through bluetooth. I haven't ever had to deal with the battery life draining because the time it spends on the USB-C cable charges it through your computer and seems to last quite a long time! Its made from a nice metal material that feels solid and good quality in your hands. The only issue I have with it is the brightness of the keys tend to be more dim than bright, and you are limited by Keychron's limited number of lighting setups with the inability to customize it. Solid keyboard overall, though!

For me this is the perfect mechanical keyboard. I am particular about what I type on so I have tried out multiple in the past few years. I also test out the sample displays any time I go into a physical electronics store. By far this one feels the best. I got the aluminum frame, red switches. The keycaps are a very pleasant color scheme and have a bit of a soft, matte rubber type finish to them which makes the tops feel good. The font is clean and minimalist and the sound that the keys make is satisfying -- soft clicking with a satisfying thud when they hit the bottom of their travel. The wireless pairing works very well -- connects quickly and stays connected. I have had others prone to spontaneous disconnects. USB-C is a big plus. The built in lighting patterns look great although that is not something that I use very often. Multiple different colors schemes and movement patterns as well as an all white backlight option if you just want a normal backlight. I have not had the keyboard for long so I can't speak to the longevity, but it certainly feels like something that is going to last. I was hesitant to get another keyboard since mine was in fine condition, but I am very happy with this one and plan on keeping it. I don't think I need to look any further.

Daily driver for work, functions like it should, I love the different options for wired and wireless. Sturdy weight to it when you pick it up, sleek, and ergonomic for me. The full size gives me the 10 key which I use a lot for work. RGB is a nice addition, doesn’t do much for functionality but it’s nice to have.

The keyboard is overall nice. It would be a great pickup for anyone who wanted to dive into a mechanical keyboards. It pairs nicely to Bluetooth devices and comes with keycaps if you want to use a mac or windows PC. The cons have already been stated in other reviews but I dont think they really put much perspective on the issues. Keychron seems to always put the USB C cable on the lift side of the keyboard. That's bad because I assume most people tend to have their computer on their right which means the cable is going to run across the desk. Even if the desk is on the left, it's going to stick straight out. It's a wireless keyboard and it needs to stay that way except for during moments of charging. The other big issue with this keyboard is that when it goes idle, it's a good bit for it to be usable again. someone what kills the experience of using the keyboard. As others have mentioned, there's no software so there's no way to change any settings such as the LED, macros or responsiveness in regards of waking up the keyboard. The aluminum feels great by the way.

I, much like many people these days, have a dual desk situation at home; a personal computer & a work computer. I don't need to access them simultaneously, but I don't want a desk with two keyboards and two mice cluttering up the space. The ability to have one keyboard which connects via Bluetooth (another space saver) and easily swaps between the two systems with the stroke of a key is exactly what I was seeking. The keyboard itself is very sturdy and the keys have a pleasant feel to them when clicked. The backlight options are fun and not overly distracting nor unpleasantly bright. I am hopeful the battery life lasts a long while; I'll post an update if I feel it's insufficient for my needs.

The Good: I want to start off by saying that I absolutely love the keyboard. This thing THOCKS. It's also extremely beautiful, feels very sturdy, and feels like high quality materials. The Bad: There is really only one down side so far, the cable that comes with the keyboard is maybe a foot long. My computer is NOT far from where the keyboard is and it would have to be at an awkward angle to make it work. It's crazy short. Thankfully I had a much longer braided nylon USB-C cable laying around or I would not be typing this. Overall I would definitely recommend the keyboard to anybody who wants a nice mechanical RGB keyboard that sounds amazing and looks incredible.

Had this keyboard for over 5 months now. The switches feel great and everything else is cool however when I first got this thing it lagged out alot when using bluetooth. Like it would input one key and I would have to turn it off and back on again and it would resolve. However, 5 months later is somehow just went away? Great keyboard but beware of bluetooth problems.

Bought the keychron k10 for work/gaming and I found it great stock. The red switches are prelubed and are smooth out of the box. Barely have any spring ping which is a plus. The stabilizers were great stock, rattle was minimal and the housing were tight on the plate. Customer support was very friendly and fast when I had an issue with the keyboard. The only con I can think about is the keycap's quality which I do not prefer to use. But those can be easily replaced so it is not a major issue. Summary: Keychron K10 is a very solid keyboard even at stock configuration. With room for mods, it brings the value much higher.