Keychron K2 Compact Gaming-Tastatur, Blue-Switch, Whitee LED - schwarz, US-Layout

I am more and more satisfied with this keyboard over time.I bought it for a Macbook and was immediately happy with it: keys feel good, wired or wireless were a breeze, the cable is of good quality, the manual is clear and straightforward, the keyboard feels robust, etc..Recently I tried the keyboard on Windows and only remembered after a while that there's a switch on the side per-system because I didn't need the multimedia keys and everything just worked anyway. But after making the switch, multimedia keys work perfectly too.It took about ten seconds to find the quick guide to the keyboard too. Just a great experience overall, and frankly worth the investment for the long haul.This is a robust

Had a couple of main goals in mind for my ideal work keyboard;- small form-factor and wireless- usable with multiple devices, of varying OS's- mechanical keyboard withcomfortable typing and clicky keysThis keyboard was able to meet all those expectations;- responsive bluetooth wireless connectivity- able to simultaneously pair with up to three devices- worked with Windows, MacOS, Linux (Ubuntu), Android, and iOS- blue switches gave that clickly feel and sound, without making typing stenous- battery life, of at least 16 hours of straight wireless useThe keyboard does sit a little high however, so if you have sensitive wrists, you will want to keep that in mind.

Feels solid, fits in regular backpacks, Bluetooth works perfectly on Mac

The media could not be loaded. For me, appreciation of keyboards is like an artist's appreciation for pens. I've been hacking on keyboards since my IBM PC XT in the '80s, so I'm especially fond of good tactile feedback, and working in my own home office find the click of the blue switch to be quite satisfying when coding and writing.Things I love about this keyboard:- good solid weight to it- although plastic, it looks and feels like a quality product- I didn't feel the need to do anything to modify the keys as other reviewers have mentioned; for me the amount of travel, pressure, and feedback is perfect- this is my first keyboard that lets me effortlessly/instantly toggle between my iMac (fn+1), iPad (fn+2), and iPhone (fn+3)- suits my decor and looks awesome to me- while I don't care for all the light patterns that are available, I do like the subdued blue glow effect as you press each key; as far as I'm concerned they got this just right -- helpful in a dark environment, but not distracting to me at all (see video)Things I hate about the keyboard:- nothingThings that would make me love the keyboard even more:- I realize they optimized for wireless life, but dang I wish it had a USB port to plug in my security key for work (see second picture)- ok, yes, I'd sacrifice a bit of the heft of this keyboard to be able to lower it a few millimetersI thought about giving this only 4 stars because a truly perfect keyboard would also give me what's on my wishlist above, but I'm giving it a 5-star rating because I have spent hundreds of dollars per keyboard, like my happy hacking keyboard, and none has given me as much overall satisfaction as this one. For the price, this is truly a remarkable value.UPDATE after almost 2 months of use* The left the original review (above) after about a month of use. Nearing the end of the second month, I want to confirm I stand by the review and continue to be very happy with this keyboard. The only thing to be aware of is that people do find my blue switch to be quite loud when I'm in meetings, especially if I'm demoing something. So I've just been using the magic keyboard that came with my iMac Pro for demos, but I don't like switching to such a radically different feel. I've been reluctant to get o-ring dampeners, but I might have to go that route instead. But other than complaints from others around how audible the clicking sounds to them, I absolutely love the look, feel, sound, and features of this keyboard personally.UPDATE after half a year of use (Jan 8, 2021)* Still love the keyboard. Pressing Fn-1|2|3 to switch between my iMac, my iPad, and my PixelBook is awesome.* I did have to tame the audible click noise and finally added o-rings a couple of months ago. I consider my keyboard perfect and while I know it's an issue for others, it's height doesn't bother me at all. Just heard today the K3 might be thinner. If it feels as good as this has close to the same solid heft this one has, I might go for it, but I'm happy for now.

Can't say enough good things about this product. It makes typing an otherworldly experience!