🔑 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) Review

This board often makes clicks. It's really frustrating and makes typing pretty mediocre. O-rings help but make typing a little weird. The keyboard is raised too high for itself. A wrist rest is recommended, and it's silly that it should be. For Windows there is no insert key at all. You could easily get FN + DEL to make ins, but the action doesn't exist. The RGB button occupies an ideal spot that could also exist for the Ins button. The software would easily compensate for this, but there…

I've been trying to get into the mechanical keyboard world for a while and finally found one that suits me. The Keychron K2 is near perfect, especially at this price point. It's compact but not cramped, and the keys have just the right click. It also looks very nice with orange accents and two shades of gray. There are also many lighting options. The fact that you can use it on both a Windows device and Mac over a wired or wireless network is Cherry's switch at the top. I honestly didn't find…

I first bought the first version of this keyboard and while it was good it had some flaws that prevented me from using it as my main keyboard. First, the front of the keyboard was too high, making it awkward to use without a lot of palm rest. V2 fixes this by making the keyboard narrower at the bottom. It also includes 2 leg positions compared to the V1 which only had one position. Second, the V1 made an incredibly annoying "ringing" sound that could be heard when in a quiet room. I'm happy to…

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,

This is a Keychron K2 review with Gateron BLUE switches although I tried both BROWN and RED. This is a great keyboard. I have several mechanical keyboards, the best of which are made by Daskeyboard, but I wanted Bluetooth with mechanical switches to pair with my iPad for typing and decided to try all 3 Keychron models. Whichever switch you choose, the Keychron keyboard quality on the K2 is excellent, although of course we've yet to see how well it holds up over time. It pairs seamlessly with my