Review on 🔑 Enhanced Keychron K2 Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard with Gateron Red Switch, White LED Backlit, USB C, Anti Ghosting, N-Key Rollover, and Compact 75% Layout - 84 Key Wireless Gaming Keyboard for Mac & Windows (Version 2) by Julie Bishop

Tried both the red and brown versions of the keyboard. The red seemed too bright and had a few problems: 1. It randomly stopped working. 2. Sometimes it seemed like phantom keys were being pressed. The latter may have had something to do with how light the keys felt, although to my knowledge my fingers were nowhere near those keys when I experienced it. This was my first time with red, so maybe I'm not the type to switch lights. The brown ones seemed better to me in terms of weight. In the end, however, the processing quality did not suit me. The keycaps in particular are very thin and the switches feel scratchy. With big keys like backspace, there's quite a difference in feel. The keys emit a very empty sound and feel. One nice thing - the spacebar felt nice. Don't pay too much attention. After using it, I noticed how loud Ducky's spacebar is. Please note that my daily driver is Happy Hacking Keyboard, but I also tested it on Ducky Shine 3 with blue switches and Leopold fc669c. Another oddity in this keyboard. was that for some reason I had a hard time getting used to it. I found that I made typos more often. I managed to hit 100 words per minute with Reds during a test. But the vast majority of cases were actually in the '60s or '70s. I barely got 80 with the bays. Most of them were typos. The spacing between the keys seemed to match the keyboard. And it's not configurable to return HHKB. Remember I also tested Ducky which is more or less the standard TKL layout. I can not explain. This became an obstacle for me. Not a terrible keyboard. But not the ones I want to include in the rotation.