Review on Keychron Bluetooth Mechanical Tenkeyless Hot Swappable Mac in Accessories by Tanya Shaw

Highly recommended as a modding platform for beginners in the world of mechanical keyboards! Keycaps, durability and built-in features. (Note: I don't use Bluetooth, I used a wired connection and most of the negative reviews on this please read on, otherwise this is my personal review as a gamer, streamer and keyboard enthusiast.) First it came for a day, which a lot was impressive. And as soon as I opened the package I saw a very good keyboard and thick coated cable. It's a plastic case, but to my surprise it has absolutely no flex and feels very heavy, which in my experience was due to the nice thick metal plate over the hot-swap board. Ring-shaped curved edges for perfect typing The key switches are open and there is a noticeable gap between the case and the key switches. It has a generous layout with a recessed F() and arrow keys that are slightly removed along with the multimedia keys. It has different modes like Windows or Mac and Bluetooth or wired, which is useful for customizing your experience, and the keyboard works on both platforms (I tested it). Although most of my keyboards don't have RGB, I like the white light coming through the keyboard switches and between the keys because it really highlights the set of keycaps I bought specifically for this keyboard (pictured). and others} But in my opinion the best feature is the full customizability: as I said, it's great for testing new switches and comes with a high-quality, hot-swappable PCB that I've installed and removed several sets of switches with no problems . es The fact that you can visually see which switches you currently have is not only practical for collectors, but also for displays and testers. I plan to use this keyboard to test KeyCap sets and keyswitches - —————————————————————— - overall very good and comparable to brands on Revain like Akko which I also recommended , good luck-romu567