Keychron B6 Pro Full-Size Ultra-Slim Wireless ZMK Custom Keyboard, Triple-Mode 2.4 G/Bluetooth 5.2/Wired Programmable, Lightweight Quiet Key with Numeric Keypad for Mac/Windows, Space Gray

Near perfect keyboard - especially if like me, you use it with 3 devices - two Windows devices and 1 MacBook Very quick switching between devices, charge lasts ages and easy to connect and pair.

Exactly what I was looking for. I've had their Keychron K4 for several years. However, I stopped playing video games hardcore and mostly use that keyboard to edit videos, work, and just browse the web in general. As time went on, I also got annoyed with the click-clack sound of mechanical keyboard--I guess I'm just getting older. Anyway, I wanted something minimalist, no frills, but similar-ish functionality of the Keychron K4. Meet Keychron B6 Pro! I like everything about the keyboard from its looks as it matches my overall set-up including my white magic trackpad for my macbook. Functionality is the same as my K4 but without the click-clack noise. Love that it's slim and the keyboard quality seems really good based on just the overall feel and how tactile it is. Bluetooth connectivity is superb and I can easily connect and switch to 3 different devices just like my Keychron K4. There is, however, no LED lights so just beware of that hence why this is priced at an affordable price tag. However, the overall functionality, including the customization for the keys that I can do via their software, is definitely a good pick. Overall, very happy with this purchase!

Really nice quality, similar to Apple Magic Keyboard for a fraction of the price. Nice connectivity options between Bluetooth and the USB dongle. Slim but offers a nice typing experience.

UPDATE: backspace key stopped working for no reason. I've had the dust covers on the whole time so there's nothing inside. After only a few months of use, this is unacceptable Very similar to mx keys but more affordable. Instead of dedicated buttons, you use FN+1/2/3 to switch bluetooth connections. Couple of issues: - Keys are in US layout, not UK layout. - Home key is wonky. It works, but it doesn't sit flat.

Was looking for a keyboard for working when I travel as the client's office keyboards are not the best. The typing experience is fine for the price point. It feels like a £50 keyboard and it is, so the experience is what you will pay for. However, was expecting a UK ISO layout, not a US ANSI layout. This is an issue for some keys that are missing (the UK layout has an extra key for the `¦ and ¬ symbols, # ~ | and \ are in different locations, the enter key is a different size and there's not £ symbol on the US layout. It does support open source software for configuring of Macros (useful depending on applications) but it is something that I will continue to mull over or whether to go back to the drawing board and continue to look around elsewhere.