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 Agata Skoneczna ᠌

Name: Keychron K3 V2: Ultra-Slim 84-Key Wireless Bluetooth/USB Wired Mechanical Keyboard, White LED Backlit, Low-Profile Gateron Brown Switch - Mac Windows Compatible
Item: Keychron K3 V2: Ultra-Slim 84-Key Wireless Bluetooth/USB Wired Mechanical Keyboard, White LED Backlit, Low-Profile Gateron Brown Switch - Mac Windows Compatible
Rating: 1

November 30, 2022

Worst product ever, disappointed with the purchase.

On the Internet, I looked at the opening of the filling: on the Keychron K3v2, next to the bluetooth chip, there is a maximum of a two-centimeter antenna snake in the form of a track made on the board. I thought a lot about the "genius" of such a decision.
For the sake of interest, I found the stuffing of the previous Apple Magic Keyboard, which confidently keeps in touch from the next room through a brick wall - there is such a sickly metal next to the module.
If someone tells a workshop in Hong Kong where they will undertake to build up the antenna, I will probably do it, spitting on the guarantee.

Pros

It's about Keychron K3v2 with brown switches with grease and noise. After the Apple Magic Keyboard, this hand stopped hurting. The key travel is now effortless, light and smooth. The most important advantage because of which I did not hand it back to the seller. As for wired - I have zero complaints about it. Left one star for this.

Cons

Because The keyboard was taken to play in front of the TV from 2.4 meters - I chose the wireless one. And I'll tell you - the bluetooth declared in it is a profanity. The keyboard begins to lose connection and lllaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! On the first day, I connected it to the built-in bluetooth module in the motherboard with external antennas, from a distance of 2.4 meters - it lies on the side of the left hand - it works. You take it on your knees for typing - that's it, the signal is lost. In luchchshshshshemmmmm lllluchchchchae - llllaaagggaaatttt. Okay, we put a 10m usb cable from the PC on the plinths, next to the seat in front of the TV we output the USB bluetooth module to the Realtek RTL8671BUV, which is now a maximum of a meter from the keyboard - the signal is stable. Feelings after that were mixed. It seems that he achieved a connection, but the sediment is such that he received some kind of indistinct thing for his money. There is no satisfaction, although the tasks are solved. For that kind of money, something else needs to be completed. If you choose a wireless one, don't take it into your head to take Keychron. It seems to me - they have such a canoe with the entire line.