Keychron K3 Version 2, 84 Keys Ultra-Slim Wireless Bluetooth/USB Wired Mechanical Keyboard with White LED Backlit, Low-Profile Gateron Mechanical Brown Switch Compatible with Mac Windows

I got this to replace the Nuphy Air60 V2, which has been nothing but a PITA for me from jump street. Right away I realized the K3 was the better choice. For starters, it JUST WORKED right out of the box. I had it set up and connected to my Windows laptop via Bluetooth in approximately 5 seconds. No software headaches, no programs needed to download, no "firmware flashing," none of that nonsense. Just connected and ready to go right away.But even aside from that, the key-feel of this is much better. I never jived with the Air60 keys (even when the stupid thing worked) and was constantly mis-typing. The keys were slippery or something--hard to describe. Right out of the gate, the Keychron feels better under my fingers. Oh, and it's half the price of the Air60. Let's not forget that tiny detail.Very happy with this. I also have a Keychron K2 which I've used as my daily workhorse without trouble for years, and the brand will continue to get my business. Well done!

Absolutely phenomenal keyboard for the price, you get a great gaming experience as well as typing. And when actually feeling and using the keyboard, you would think it’d cost somewhere in the ballpark of $90-$120, but in actuality it’s just $60, and I believe this is due mostly to the build quality of the overall frame which is solid aluminum, as well as the nice feeling keycaps. I got the brown switches which feel kind of nice for a hybrid of typing and gaming which is mostly the reason why I bought it, but if you want louder sounding switches then maybe go with the red. The keyboard also works great in Bluetooth mode, and on the Mac (I mostly use Windows) with a battery that lasts a long time, you won’t have to charge it often. Overall I’d recommend it if its your first mechanical keyboard coming from just membrane, it’s at a great price, and honestly feels even better then most “gaming” mechanical keyboards out there.

I had used a Vortex Pok3r for years and decided to give this a try. For the price this is an amazing keyboard. The noise level doesn’t disturb anyone in an office setting and the mac layout works right out of the box. I like it so much that I bought one for my windows pc as well..

I love this, the keys are click (in brown) it's light and connects so well to multiple devices and with a flick of a switch I can be on my pc. It's only $60 compared to my $250 k70 and it's got bright keys. Makes my office of three computers look like a sweet workstation with a single keyboard.BUTThe only real drawback to this keyboard and it really disappointed me, the button to change the lighting effect is at the top corner with no lockout method so any bump or dropped tool or bush of the hand and you're cycling profiles again.When you're so close to perfect you lose a star for stupid but obvious issues. Lock out the lighting profile and you'd get your 5*

Exceeded expectations, super tactile

I’ve tried a few mechanical keyboards over the years, but always went back to standard. I think this one might stick. It’s attractive, compact, well built, and easy to set up. The sound is quiet but pleasing, not too clackety or harsh. Most surprising of all, the key action is very responsive, with even the slightest touch registering as a keystroke. This is a big win as I’ve often found the feel of mechanical keyboards pleasing but the force needed to generate a keystroke tiring when typing for a while.

A little disappointed to be honest, the typing expenrience is great as well as the overall look and quality of the keyboard. But a lot of disconnection it can work well for a while and out of the sudden it stops and write like thiiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssss you press a key once and you have 24 letters written on your screen. Same thing happens when you delete something nothing happens and out of nowhere half of what you wrote is gone. I still have a few weeks to return it and I am honestly considering it.Update #1Well things have gotten worse, it is almost impossible to type anything now, and this happens everyday now. Very disappointed by the quality of the Bluetooth. I would not recommend buying at allUpdate #2I gave that keyboard another chance by requesting an exchange and a brand new one was delivered to me on May 7th, we are May 16th and after only a week of use the same issue is still happening just like the first one the Bluetooth loses connection and you cannot type at all ! And out of the sudden you you either have again the same letter written 150 times or all your document is deleted.I have a keyboard from an unknown brand that cost me half the price of this one and works like a charm !!! You see reviews on those gamer channels and such that praise that keyboard or other for that matter like Red Dragon which actually crashed my computer. In conclusion this keyboard will be sent back and I think if you want to buy a mechanical keyboard give a chance first to those unknown brand they will surprise you especially for the price, and if they don't work at least you won't be surprised. But Keychron no thank you, please take that keyboard back I am done wasting my time waiting for that keyboard to finally connect and write on the screen.

I love the slim design of this keyboard so much more than the previous K2, it weighs so much less and really skyrockets the mobility for myself. I’ve never liked the RBG functionality on these keyboards - it always seemed so out of place for it, so the white backlight only is perfect for me. I had switched from my previous K2 to a few other keyboards over the years but it was nice to come back to the K3 and feel right at home with the keyboard layout. I use both Mac and Windows machines so I love having the option to switch (I wish they made hybrid keycaps though!). The keys don’t feel lacking despite their new slim design, it still has excellent travel / tactile feel. Bluetooth is solid. I think its excellent quality and value for this model and Keychron really shows their care in presentation and design.