Review on Keychron Wireless Bluetooth Mechanical Tenkeyless by Chris Horton

Altgou is still prone to typos. I will write this review without spell check or spell correction. There's something about these K2 keyboards that causes you to mistype a lot. I do not agree with this opinion either. I love Wieless and Mac compatibility, but the actuation, responsiveness, materials, key size, and travel make typing very difficult. After writing the same review on a different keyboard, at least I didn't notice any bugs. If you're going to get a K2 keyboard I'd recommend getting red keys instead of brown, maybe even blue ones, but I haven't tested them yet, but in general the Teese keyboard seems to have it. strange design that makes printing difficult. Red switches are much better than brown ones and vice versa. Born has arousal and a feeling of stickiness. It never felt like the bump was in the same place twice. There seems to be a general consensus that Gateron switches aren't very good, so I'm curious as to why Keychron decided to use them. I guess you need to save money. It might not be that bad on auto-spelling days, but it's still annoying when you look at the screen and suddenly most of what you're writing is being corrected by a spell checker and isn't always right.