B6 Pro Ultra-Slim Full-Size Wireless Keyboard - Ivory White

I was looking to replace my low profile Microsoft Bluetooth Keyboard in Glacier but Microsoft no longer manufactures them and Incase, the company that has taken over with its Designed by Microsoft line, does not make a white or glacier model. Where could I find a keyboard with a similar soft touch, low resistance action? With a little AI help I discovered this Keychron B6 Pro keyboard. I hadn't heard of the brand and was ambivalent about ordering but am glad I did. It is very low profile which I love, with full keyboard including number pad (what is this trend for keyboards without one?), low resistance though noisy keys, rechargeable(!) and triple connection options. After setting it up I was a little annoyed by how noisy it was at first - if you like silent typing, this is not for you. But it is very responsive with the RF adapter (you may prefer it to Bluetooth, which the keyboard also supports) and my typing is more accurate than it was with the Microsoft keyboard. Right out of the box! That was a surprise. And I have reduced finger fatigue because the keys are so responsive. And aesthetically it nicely completes my all white workstation setup. Caveats When you use the RF adapter, it shows up as a simple HID device and you can't get a battery level in Windows. To get the battery level it needs to be connected via Bluetooth. However, I find the RF more responsive than Bluetooth on my Dell AIO 7700. Your experience may vary. The numlock light stays lit whenever the keyboard is in use. This may drain the battery faster. Maybe peculiar to touch typists but I wish the nubs for home row keys, F and J, were a little more prominent. This device is compatible with Mac or Windows. There is a little switch on the back to select modes. Be sure to choose the one for your OS. It also has a physical switch to slide between Bluetooth, wired and RF modes. Conclusion This is a surprisingly nice keyboard. Well made and sturdy, and very low profile which I love since it reduces wrist flexing. It is almost flat. The white color is warm, not bluish like the Microsoft Glacier color. I have no one else to annoy so I've come to embrace the clicky-clacky sound. The keys have nice travel and typing is low effort. I can be 3 to 5 words per minute faster than the old Microsoft keyboard. It's rechargeable! And it charges quickly. It is now surprising to me that the similarly priced Microsoft/InCase keyboards still use standard AAA batteries. I keep a USB-C cable for charging devices on my desk. This is one more device that can take advantage of it. If you're looking for a responsive, low profile, sub-$100, full keyboard in white I don't think you could find better.

100% Trash! Build quality and typing experience is NOT like the MX Keys -- feels like an old scissor-type switch. I had a rollover issue with CTRL+ALT+TAB not working in my unit -- I contacted Keychron and waited 3 weeks. ZERO response from them -- this is my first and last experience with this brand.

Works flawlessly and battery lasts forever. Great product.

Design is nice, keyboard feels premium and is very slim. However, out of the box some key combinations didn't work, and following the firmware update instructions to the letter ended up scrambling the keymap. I wasn't even able to factory reset from that point.

I enjoyed using this keyboard until it suddenly malfunctioned. After the sixth month, the keyboard would not register my commands properly, or at all. For example, pressing letter 'Q' will result in inputting 'qwe', or repeatedly inputting 'qqqqqqqq', or not registering at all. The quality of the keyboard could potentially be lacking. There were no signs of issues while using it for the 6 months. It was completely random. The device was never damaged. It's unfortunate that it stopped working, but I guess I'll stick with my Logitech K780. Pros: - Affordable - Quiet keys - Satisfying presses - Accessories included in the box - 3 modes of connectivity: Wired, Bluetooth, 2.4ghz - Fast connectivity (No connection issues on all three modes) - Great Design - Lightweight - Works on Windows, Mac, & Linux Cons: - The longevity of the keyboard is questionable due to the sudden malfunction. - Indicators on the F, J, & 5 keys were too thin to locate by touch. - No backlight (Not really a con, but it depends if that's what you're looking for)