Review on 💻 Keychron K3: Ultra-Slim Mechanical Keyboard with 84 Keys, RGB Backlit & Blue Switch - Wireless Innovation at its Finest! by Janis Janis ᠌

Has advantages: - High-quality construction. Everything is nicely pressed, and the metal case is amazing. I liked how it was lit. The RG lighting initially struck me as strange, so I switched on a monochromatic one before giving it a try. Now, I like it. The arrows and buttons Home and PageUp are not physically separated from the letter block, but after a time you get used to it and find it quite helpful since all the keys are near together. Instead of blue switches, I chose orange ones because they are heavier and also clicky. It is fun to print. Very great tactile feedback - Easy Bluetooth device switching: fn + 1 for the first device, fn + 2 for the second device, and fn + 3 for the triple:) - Bluetooth response is immediate - games, including shooters and League of Legends, may be played without any issues The battery can be a drawback for some people, as listed below. Everything is more modest here compared to some Logitech keyboards that can last a month on a charge; a few days of active use almost totally drains the battery. True, and it charges really quickly (from 0 to 100 in approximately an hour), thus this is not a problem. - Nowhere in the system is the charge level natively displayed. Press fn + V to see: Battery levels for the red backlight are low (about 0-20%), blue for medium, and green for high.