Review on Keychron K3 V2: Ultra-Slim 84-Key Wireless Bluetooth/USB Wired Mechanical Keyboard, White LED Backlit, Low-Profile Gateron Brown Switch - Mac Windows Compatible by Jeong Hoon (Kim) ᠌

For many years I used a scissor compact keyboard (an apple magic clone with Ali - zienstar), but I wanted a better keyboard. At first I changed to the scissor Microsoft Designer Compact, it is very cool, but it has a shifted row with numbers and with a blind printing method, I always missed the characters, and I print a lot, I got discouraged and returned to Chinese again. Then this clave came out, at first I doubted whether to buy or not, because. I didn’t like the mechanical pressing, the finger falls too deep, well, the noise. But still decided to buy and try. At first, after the scissor was unusual of course. But not critical, since there is a shortened stroke, there is no feeling of discomfort when printing, on the contrary, in comparison with the scissor one, here the pressing is more readable or something, it feels cool. There is no big noise either, noisier than scissor, of course, but moderately enough, not annoying (but, as I understand it, these are brown switches, they are not like sluggish membranes, but not like blue ones - a typewriter). In the rest, well, Claudia is like Claudia, it doesn’t feel cheap and doesn’t look, it performs its functions. The fastening of the keys is good, they do not hang out if you shake your finger back and forth. I don’t use the backlight, but there are a lot of its different modes, whoever likes it will come in. The rise is also sufficient, I put the legs higher, which came with the kit. In general, until I stopped on it)) And, in terms of charge, I didn’t measure it with a specialist, for a month, without backlighting and with a five-day slave week with dense printing, I approximately charged it 3-4 times.