Keychron K10 Full Size 104 Keys Bluetooth Wireless/USB Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for Mac with Gateron G Pro Red Switch/RGB Backlight/Multitasking Computer Keyboard for Windows, Aluminum Frame

I just picked up a Mac Pro on sale and needed a keyboard to go with it (I like keys that sound and feel like the old typewriters). Initially, I was going to buy a Das Keyboard MacTigr but when I saw the price (over $250 ), I could not pull the trigger - it was simply too expensive. I looked around and came upon the Keychron K10. I picked up an open box that was virtually new at a great price (thanks Amazon). Several things immediately struck me about the keyboard. First, there was the construction - top notch and solid - aluminum housing and cherry keys. Second, there was the flexibility. This keyboard can do both wireless and bluetooth (just flip a switch on the side); it can go from Mac to Windows (again, flip another switch and use the key pullers to replace the Mac specific keys with included Windows specific keys). Third, it works well. Turned on the computer and it immediately recognized it - no need to configure it. Fourth, the price is really reasonable for what you get. Compare the Keychron to the alternatives offered by Das Keyboard or Logitech and you will see what I mean.Good purchase.Downsides. I can think of three. First, the cord included with the keyboard is simply too short. - include a longer one. Second, the keyboard is high due to the housing. I bought the accompanying Keychron palm rest and I am glad that I did. Third, I wish that the keyboard had included a couple of USB ports (small point). The keys are a bit mushy (wish that I had bought the Keychron with cherry red switches). Overall, minor complaints.Highly Recommended!!!

I like this keyboard more than I thought I would. It’s my first mechanical, and I’m using it in the office. Not too loud, and super responsive. The lighting functions work well, and it fits great at my work desk.

I bought this keyboard for my home office setup. I am very impressed so far. The movement is very satisfying, although it takes a little getting used to coming from a mainstream wireless keyboard. I got the red switches, which are supposed to be "quiet" but have a delightful report. I'm a sucker for the sound of a typewriter, and while this keyboard does not come close to that level of tactile and auditory feedback, I quite enjoy typing on it. Also, it is HEAVY compared to popular modern keyboards.And then there are the modern features. The Bluetooth connected to my laptop seamlessly. Following the instructions, I was able to cycle through the various backlight color arrangements - very cool. It is important to note that this particular keyboard arrived with MacOS keys installed, and so as a Windows user for work, I had to remove and install four keys. Not a detriment to the experience, just a note to future purchasers.Overall - a great mechanical keyboard with modern sensibilities. If its weight is any indication, it should be very durable with proper maintenance. It is important to note that there is no built-in wrist rest. j I purchased a Keychron rest in addition to the keyboard and am happy with it. Don't hesitate; pull the trigger!

Amazing. Far exceeded any expectations. Only had it for a few days but I love it. As a Mac user - it’s 100% plug and play. Definitely worth buying and completely recommend.

Having tried a few mechanical keyboards, this one felt the best and improved my typing accuracy substantially.Having used the Apple Magic Keyboard (with numeric keypad) for some time, and hating it, I wanted a full stroke tactile full width keyboard and after trying a couple of other well known solutions this company was introduced to me by a colleague,I am not interested in gaming and wanted to use it for day to day use, so ease of use and accuracy were of paramount importance. I am using this with a 2020 Apple iMac. The keys are fairly quiet, but give a nice tactile feel (typical of Cherry Brown series keys but slightly softer sound) to the experience where it is easy to feel the operation and improve accuracy. The keyboard has a decent weight and build quality (I had the metal framed version which gives the keyboard some weight and a better quality feel).The keycaps provided are marked in an unusual way with the upper and lower case being side by side rather than vertically, which is confusing. The keycaps are single shot with engraved markings and I am not sure how long they will last. I intend to replace them with better double shot keycaps but this may reduce the effectiveness of the back lights.I purchased the matching wrist rest from the same company which adds substantially to the cost. If you also factor in the need for new better quality keycaps, this is not a cheap solution but I think it is worth it.Pros:1. Tactile sensation.2. Nice sound.3. Build quality (I had the metal framed version).4. Backlight options.5. Ease of connection via either BT or USB.Cons:1. Keycaps are poorly marked. Upper and lower case not obvious.2. Keycaps are of poor quality (I will be replacing them with newer double shot keycaps which may impede the backlights).Recommended

As a college student who also does work from home and plays video games probably a lot more than I even should, this keyboard feels like an excellent investment if you plan to spend a lot of time on the computer. The frame is lovely, the leg stands having two different heights is something I appreciated, though I only use the taller one personally. They keys have a crisp response to them that's hard for me to describe other than, it feels right. In honesty, I originally just looked for a replacement keyboard since my last one started dying this month, but this feels well worth it to me. Everything about this keyboard feels and looks quality, the singular issue I could see with it is that if you plan to move a lot, the keyboard is heavy, but I mean, hey, this is the metal frame version. If the quality is anything alike, you could probably go for the non aluminum frame if you wanna move around with it.