Keychron UPGRADED The Keychron Q1

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

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[@z0phi3l]

Remember when keyboard elitists hated on Keycron, and now they have morphed into a great company, good prices for those that are not into going crazy with the customization

[@z4k1_zaki65]

And they’re the only company that has has every layout “instock”

[@gabriellundmark]

@@z4k1_zaki65 They're about the only company that has _any_ layout in stock, frankly :D

[@thisjustanother]

its almost like a company acxtually took the input of the customers to improve their crap. good on them. without the "elitists" they would still be making shit keyboards

[@frankboyer1490]

@@z4k1_zaki65 This. People kept recommending a bunch of keyboards for me but none of them were ever in stock and it was unknown when they would have them. Like I'm not waiting two years for a keyboard lol.

[@matttran7161]

@@frankboyer1490 I absolutely hated those Tofu and KBD recommendations like homie I'm not waiting three months to find out whether I like it. I've daily driven my Q1 for a year now and, besides not really liking south facing LED, it's been great.

[@hucklejoko4838]

Started this entire keyboard drug we with my K6, while i already graduated from prebuilts I'm still very happy with how Keychron is progressing and giving more options for people new to the hobby

[@darkurthe]

Those keycaps are awesome and I love how Keychron calls back to the old school caps from the murky days of computing.

[@Qualic95]

With regards to "I don't know why I would want Bluetooth" (12:58) - I frequently switch between my work computer and my gaming computer, both of which are tucked away making swapping cables quite cumbersome. Having both a wireless keyboard and mouse connected to both PCs with Bluetooth and just pressing a button on each to switch between them makes everything so much easier. It also makes my desk setup exceptionally clean with no cables. I also have the option to connect the keyboard to the gaming PC with a cable to eliminate the 90 Hz polling rate and still have the Bluetooth functionality for my work PC.

[@Lenduya]

Switching between PCs is exactly the purpose of KVM switches.

[@hondawilky]

Of the switches you demoed: NK Creams sounded absolutely superior to all the other options.

[@jamescrowe5089]

The Keychron K8 Pro has bluetooth, so that is wireless, although I have to admit I would have gone for the Q1 if the pro version had been available, a volume knob is a nice idea, and the 75% looks neater than a TKL

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[@jGRite]

I have a q1 and a q6. The q1 has no issues on any of my computers using VIA. However the q6 will not work with VIA on three of my computers. Keychron told me that when the q6 is officially VIA supported then it should work with via without any issues. I was going to keep it a secret, the zoom 65 has wireless capabilities, and there's going to be a version two coming out on the 26th of this month.

[@ToyKeeper]

The Q1 is nice, but the V1 is better. The Q series is thick and heavy and cold and relatively steep, while the V series is lighter, thinner, flatter, and doesn't feel cold to the touch. It's also nice that V costs half as much. Regardless, I hope Keychron will figure out how to do dongle wireless on QMK boards soon, because it's a lot more convenient than bluetooth. (with a dongle, reconnecting is faster and doesn't require any host-side handshaking)

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[@MrSolidtiger]

I like my Keychron K8. I got it with all the options including RGB, aluminum frame, blue tooth, hot swap, Gateron blues 😁, JIS printed caps and the old school enter button. It feels very custom. Makes me wanna mod my C2 I use for work.

[@knobwobble]

This keyboard is really tempting me to needlessly upgrade my current wireless 75% keyboard just for the build quality and VIA/GMK compatibility... But not having a 2.4GHz connectivity option is really giving me pause for some reason. I don't do very much gaming with mouse and keyboard, but I've always preferred using a dongle over fiddling with Bluetooth even aside from input lag concerns. It sure is a nice board regardless, though!

[@BrandonAdams1010]

I def don't want another dongle taking up a port I could use for something on the fly. I don't find fiddling with Bluetooth to t ake more than 12 seconds of my time, occasionally.

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[@GneralTsao]

Here’s my use case for Bluetooth on a non-portable keyboard: I usually have a work laptop and a personal phone/tablet. Bluetooth makes it easy to switch between them. If I’m hopping on and off VPNs they might not even think they’re on the same network or the company might have locked down so I can’t connect the devices to each other. So this is a huge feature for me. I’m a little sad I already spent my remote office stipend on the Jris 65 (also a customizable wireless, but yet to ship), but that company just laid me off so I guess it’s good I didn’t wait. 😅

[@nigel-uno]

Why did you not take it apart and show off the mounting system? Did they tell you not to do that?

[@saifulislampi]

Wireless Custom Keyboards 1. All QK boards (qk65 r2, qk60, qk75) 2. Zoom TKL and zoom 65 R2 3. Jris65 . I own three of them with wireless PCB. I am sure there are a lot more out there.

[@saifulislampi]

All of them have three mode (wired + bt + 2.4ghz) connectivity. Not just Bluetooth.

[@trananhkhoa6865]

As I remember, the Jris65 and all Zoom keyboards only have Bluetooth and wire connection

[@JCBjr15]

I got the K2 Pro myself. I wanted a 75%/TKL layout because I use Function keys alot, but never use my num pad. After a while I realized between my audio interface, and my dac for my headphones I already have plenty of volume nobs. I really like the compact layout of the K2 alot since I have less surface area around the keys to dust off. I plan on upgrading it over time.

[@dustincmartin]

Niiiice! am just waiting for my K2 Pro to be delivered, as my first Mechanical keyboard! Hopefully worth the wait!

[@moeceesay8201]

Sweet i just got my k2 pro about a month ago and i absolutely love it sounds great and feels great with the red switches

[@TheBroz]

I’ve got the Q3 and I really love it. As soon as the Q3 Pro happens I’ll order one in a heartbeat, can’t stand cables on my desk.

[@Nomgoose]

The bluetooth is useful for me for working from home. It lets me switch to my mac for work with the keyboard and back to my PC on wired when I'm done. 90 hz polling is plenty for the web browsing and typing I do for work. I got a K2 Pro just a couple weeks ago and I like the form factor more than the Q1. Function keys were non-negotiable for me.

[@TaylorRose04]

I dont own a computer at the moment and the iPad Pro is my go to so this is serious contender for me when it comes to my next mechanical keyboard. It’s so hard to find a wireless option that isn’t made of all plastic! Not everyone whose into mechanical keyboards owns a computer 🤷‍♀️

[@starbase218]

Wireless is nice but I don't care much for bluetooth. I have it with my Logitech MX Keys. But when I turn on my laptop and start typing, the first few keystrokes won't be registered. It's only after a few seconds that they will. Secondly, using BT means I have to choose which laptop to connect to from the keyboard. I'd rather have it connected to a USB hub (built in to a monitor for example) so that simply plugging in any laptop to that monitor will make the keyboard work for that laptop (think work/private laptops). Honestly, the Logitech dongle is pretty good. It's an RF dongle that plugs into a USB port, and the keyboard connects to that dongle. So you get wireless without the drawbacks. But to each their own I guess. As for this keyboard, I wanted to see one thing improved over the Q1: 4 buttons along the right side, AND the knob. Then at least you have both Home/End and PgUp/PgDn. But it's still the same 3 buttons. A missed opportunity AFAIC.

[@Lost_In_LA]

The keyboard looks gorgeous with black one you picked being the most attractive color scheme. I like having a bluetooth option as cable management can be a mess sometimes. I want to find out if the height is any bigger than non-bluetooth keyboards before taking the plunge.

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[@zexuanqiao2441]

Polarity Works' BT60, BT65 & BT75 are fantasic. Although they are using ZMK rather than the VIA (which is surely much better). But their Bluetooth LE connection and supporting ISO layout are just amazing

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[@francoisvandoorneveld3741]

I got introduced to this "hobby" at work. Now I have a Keychron for home use and a NuPhy for office use. Expensive hobbies :D Thank you for the review, very informative.

[@FinnRenard]

Hmm, shouldn't they have outgrown the Kickstarter model by now?

[@MLA50]

Thank you for comparing the keycaps with MT3. MT3 keycaps will run $100, and the KSA keycaps with the Q1 Pro are spec'd at 1.6mm so one of the thickest out there. I already have a GMMK Pro, but I wanna get the Q1 Pro :-) haha.

[@martinschneider5256]

Cidoo V65 ... Alu, gasket mount, knob, VIA/QMK, wireless ... fully built 160 Eur

[@BlindBison]

My big problem with the Q1 V2 (non pro) was that my space bar had hideous rattle out of the box - it had either no lube on it or extremely little. The other stabilized keys were also pretty poor with audible rattle and when I took the board apart I found some weren’t even screwed in all the way. For a board at this price point that is very disappointing and really shouldn’t happen imo. In the end I ended up doing total disassembly, cleaning, the relubing the stabs with Kyrtox G2050 + doing the force break mod + adding in the sticky foam strips that go onto the metal plate under the space bar (as by default they don’t put all of these in for … some reason). It helped, but I’m still not really happy with all the stabilized keys. I even attempted the Holee mod but had a very tough time getting the cloth bandaid strips to adhere to the stems even after washing and scrubbing off the lube so I gave up on that. Good keyboard overall, but they seriously need to make sure they correctly lube the stabs and fully screw in the stabilizers to the board. My unit was so bad on those fronts that I genuinely wonder if they have been sending reviewers specially inspected units or something. I see no reason they couldn’t do these basic things in house (e.g. force break mod + adding in the foam sticky strips to the plate under the space bar + using a high quality lubricant in enough volume on the stabs, etc). Side note I also wish they would’ve rounded off the space bars harsh/sharp raised edge and my thumb sits on it all the time. I ended up flipping it but it’s not really a perfect solution imo.

[@cityoflights3808]

The stabilizers are sub par and assembled without much quality control. Their in house switches are cheap for a reason and their keycaps belong on a $50 board not a $200 one. Do yourself a favor and buy a real set of keycaps someplace else. Like an actual mt3 set or even a decent cherry pbt set from Akko.

[@BlindBison]

@@cityoflights3808 Are you able to recommend a better prebuilt? For me I’m willing spend a lot if it means getting a great product out of the box. Sadly the Q1 V2 let me down hard mainly because the stabilizers are truly awful. The rattle horrendous.

[@_ExTitus]

that usb cable should have come with an adapter like all the other Q series boards. I think that may have been excluded in error or you may have missed it in the unboxing

[@ericfayhuynh]

Q1 pro's features are great for the practicality. QMK/Via software compatibile meaning you can easily reprogram your keys to whatever you would like (both wired and bluetooth!!). There is macos compatibility too which is extremely rare in the mechanical keyboard settings for some odd reason. Then lastly, there is bluetooth 5.1!!! These three features are super big in a practical standpoint. The only think I should be concerned is the pricing. Honestly an aluminum board isn't needed because its more targeted to the luxury part of the hobby. So if keychron releases a V1 pro, thats where the ideal practical board would be. Then for those who are in the mechanical keyboard hobby, I think if keychron target's their case ping problem and offer different plate composition. Then the board would definitley compete against all of the luxurious $400 to $800 boards that you would see deep in the hobby.

[@ailuros_]

_There is macos compatibility too which is extremely rare in the mechanical keyboard settings..._ Exactly. That's why I'm looking at the Keykrons keyboards, I need wireless and wired connectivity, MacOs and PC support (namely Linux) and being able to swtich between multi BT devices. Keycron seems the best for the price range and those this features altogether

[@operatorlink]

It uses bluetooth because of multiple devices quick swap support, it is kind of useful from a productivity stand point. Sometimes I run multiple devices like my laptop and PC at the same time at work and at home, windows and linux. I use the Logictech MX mouse for the same reason.

[@Stealther]

Backed this and plan to use it at my Standing Desk. Having no wires allows for a much cleaner setup for a height changing setup!

[@DoDisturbedTv]

I just got my first keychron keyboard yesterday. It's a Q1 version 2 with the K Pro Bannana . There's no wireless option in that version, but I'm glad mine came with an adapter. Loving the keyboard so far.

[@frankboyer1490]

What adapter?

[@bigboiman1236]

@@frankboyer1490 usb c to a adapter

[@martymcfly2403]

Yoo you bought the special edition purple right ?

[@Niels_f2704]

Seems like a great keyboard, but wished it had a 2.4 Ghz mode next to Bluetooth.

[@RJayRoberts]

A 100% sized one would be good. Some of us do like our numpads. Though Keychron does have a numpad as well (Q0?). DO wish they'd put at least a capslock light on their Q-series boards.

[@MarbsMusic]

Thank you! I now have one on the way! It got here today and did come with the USB C to A adapter :) And those keycaps are definitely tall compared to the standard cherry profile. Switch wise I got the banana ones and I like them quite a bit.

[@shanes605]

Keychron's shipping is the only thing stopping me from buying their stuff .. I cannot get pass the checkout looking at that shipping charges LOL

[@mathiasjohnson5388]

Metal wireless custom keyboard? Zoom 65 EE v2, right? Better construction, more options, same price, similar ship time.

[@kvernesdotten]

Really interested in the Q series, kinda wanna see what happens with the Q5 pro. I really hope the space bar doesnt sound like typing on a lump of coal in that one though :D

[@didney_worl172]

Hi, can you give me an advice which keyboard to buy? - Hot-Swap - non-optical - volume knob - rgb led in upper part of the switch with some lightning effects customization - German ISO layout Ive already tried the Mountain Everest (bad knob) and NZXT (bad lightning and knob). Thanks!

[@gail_blue]

Keychron kpro brown are my favorite tactile switch. They are like mx brown, but smoother and with a little pop at the end. And they are cheap!

[@priyavardhanpatel6155]

honestly, it looks cheap and sounds hollow compared to QK75,. Just my opinion it could be different from your side.

[@DefCantGame]

Will you be doing a review on the Q1 HE? Curious how it will stack up against the wooting since its literally tackling all the same features and same switch idea

[@tamegaming1768]

I was hyped that they might've lowered the front height but it's still 22.6mm. 20's the highest I can go without wrist pain after long periods of typing/gaming but YMMV. The V1 has a super low front and flat angle that's really good for gaming, but doesn't sound as good.

[@julianweiser9985]

The Keychron V series boards seem to have the usb adapter. My V5 had it.

[@MrFreeze79]

I must say, i'm shocked that you still dont use the gateron switch and key pullers, they are the absolute best.premium boss level.

[@been2605]

I have been watching a lot of your videos recently, and I have actually learned lot's of tips from your channel!

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

Happy to hear that!

[@SocksAndPuppets]

The Epomaker TH80 Pro has bluetooth and it's $100 fully assembled (and you can get ISO fully assembled)

[@somdurgeshgupta5815]

Seriously, I am from India, and I really want this keyboard at any cost, I have no idea if they gonna ship it to India after the release also, but definitely love this, recently I made my hands on Keychron K2 Pro, but this one feels lot better than K2 pro.

[@Friends908]

I already was planning to buy a q1 but when I saw this I was like I needed this in my life

[@joshochoa7775]

The OnePlus Keyboard 81 Pro is also Bluetooth. How does that compare to the Q1 pro?

[@itsdeonlol]

The Bluetooth is so useful!

[@JaviPK90]

The creme is my favorite for sure, that sounded the best. Still waiting for your keyboard store btw.... you do a great job and know a lot. Love your videos and information

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

Thank you, I appreciate it!

[@JaviPK90]

@@SwitchandClickOfficial you’re welcome.

[@abdullahx37]

Can you UPGRADE Razer ornata v2

[@Aerothy]

that would be cool

[@aBeanCalledHotcar]

It’s membrane you can’t really do anything

[@nugget_man1821]

How would you upgrade it? is it even hotswappable!?!?!?

[@coffeyvov2020]

@@nugget_man1821 And its not even a mechanical keyboard so yea.

[@coffeyvov2020]

Its not even a mechanical keyboard, you cant really mod it that much.

[@osmanmendoza7035]

What are your thoughts relative to the QMMK Pro? I"m in the market to buy a new keyboard and I can wait until the new Keychron is released

[@Phanthesma]

Great, just when I finished my $360 Q1 build last month! I love my keyboard but want a wireless version of it.

[@bintururong]

I am getting this one myself. White barebone with some Gazzew Boba LT switches and some nice off-white and blue keycaps set ♥

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

Very nice!

[@maartenmidden1651]

I will use the gecko silent linear switches with the board. Seems good for the office.

[@NoSparks]

please advise. the new keycaps feel better then the old ones when typing ? they look really different and i cant tell if its more pleasurable. also, you think the new optical switches are harder to find for replacement? thanks

[@discomfortzone]

Backed this the other day. Can’t wait.

[@Gonchie10]

Hey I’m looking for a prebuilt gaming keyboard for under $150. The main thing I’m looking for is to have the F keys directly over the number keys (no gap). Wondering if you might have a suggestion / link to one. Thank you

[@gdfan618]

adorable attempt at the fun editing!

[@mgifford]

I have a Keychron K6 with blue switches. I really like how it feels and sounds. They don't offer blues for this Kickstarter, so I'm choosing between brown and banana. Are the browns similar to Cherry MX browns (which I'm kind of meh about)? What are the bananas like? Which is closer to the blues?

[@javaguy5783]

Can you tell me what is the loudest keyboard I can buy ? I'm really into the whole gunshot thing.

[@PlatonsArm]

The Epomaker Cidoo V65 is bluetooth and AMAZING. A good competitor I would think.

[@lenn55]

Have you done a review on the Keychron K3 Pro? I'm a Mac user that hasn't used a mechanical keyboard since Apple stopped shipping them years ago. I"m using the standard Apple chicklet keyboard so I'm thinking a slim keyboard is the way to go. I would like shine through keys also. thx

[@markaceto]

Heads up (speaking from experience), Keychron’s low pro stuff is all over the place. Triple check to make sure all switches, keycaps and keyboards are compatible with each other. Also the gateron low pro switches are mush. The Keychron optical mint switches are the closest to what you (and I) are looking for. But those switches won’t work with the K3 pro or the shine through key caps. It’s a mine field.

[@lysanne201]

I have the adapter that came with my Q1 before, but I never use it because I have USBc front and back

[@hernanzambroni7181]

Hello, I will buy my first mechanical keyboard and I want to choose between the HyperX Alloy Origins 65% HyperX Red Mechanic or Skyloong SK64 Gateron Yellow Optical? Which is better for you ?

[@dustech]

is backlight going to work on linux? great review ^^

[@billkillernic]

Like WHY dont they sell the keycaps that blue and gray tones look so sexy :( as far as I understand browsing their website they come only as a part of Q1pro carbon blue keyboard you cant get the keycaps seperatelly and thus I didnt find for 100% sized keyboards either.

[@VicharB]

WOBKEY Rainy75 - It has wireless 2.4Ghz (1000Hz polling) along with QMK/VIA support and I would have gone for it or at least would have considered it, but where I live it comes to over $150, definitely one should go for if at advertised price or on sale. Personally, after comparing it to the Epomaker TH80 Pro v2, I went with Keychron V1 Max with Keychron Cherry PBT Double-Shot Dolch Red keycaps (liked them from Lemokey L1/L3 video reviews), as an upgrade to my trusty and modded Keychron K2 v2 (which sounds and feels awesome after mods).

[@marcopare91]

The creamy switch sounds soooo nice! It really does give me a creamy feeling, it feels good

[@bluehornet]

I still take my Q3 in my backpack... But I only go to the office twice a week. Nice to see you Betty! See you in the next one

[@Doryo862]

تسلم ايدك اختى محتواك حلو وجميل يسلم عمرك وحياتك يارب العالمين أهلاً بكم أصدقائي اشكركم

[@michimarz]

Always wondered, how many uses/switches does the mac/win switch is supposed to withstand until it breaks? I use both systems with another Keychron model (S1) and tend to change that switch position often. Is it designed to be frequently used?

[@dylancnguyen]

In terms of wireless custom Keyboards, I know QK has been doing Bluetooth in their last few models and the quality is significantly better than Keychron if a bit more expensive

[@Kriss_941]

QK does both BT and 2.4GHz so itæs actually significantly better. Got the QK65 wireless and itæs so nice not having to swap cables or have multiple cables when I go back and forth between my different boards... edit: downside to multiple boards with different layots is that you end up forgetting to switch between the language settings in windows, as demonstrated above...

[@markaceto]

Yeah, the Q1 “pro” just seems like a rushed response to the QK 75

[@elliottgoat]

The magnet65 is fully wireless. at least i think it sounds better. feels better. and overall looks better.

[@LasseRafnDk]

Damn I wish they made more ISO *WHITE* keyboards, looks so good

[@Matt127d]

zoom65 has wireless and the qk75 when it ships is also gonna have wireless too

[@sourshin]

whats your favorite silent switches for quiet gaming?

[@raynathanielcaparas8064]

Hello! great vid. Btw does this have a 2.4 ghz connection?

[@deadratmsdeadrat4015]

Did you ever make a video about the Q1 version 2? Can't seem to find it. Love your videos btw!

[@alidanish6303]

if you could manage to make another video just on sound test on this q1 pro that would be win win situation and would be of real help. Those of us who have been with keychron q1 since the beginning or with their aluminum frame line up know the pinging problem requires a lot of modification.

[@mucerp2]

I'm excited to throw in some roselios with this preorder! Might be my new dream keyboard I really like Keychron as a company.

[@billpaxton1345]

So is the only difference in q1 and the q1 pro Bluetooth?

[@CK-qx2js]

Got mine yesterday and I love it 🙂

[@mixeddrinks8100]

would love it if they bring it to the 100% too. Would love a full size keyboard that is wireless, with a bit of a th o ck.

[@definitelynotsnake]

I recently got the keychron k6 pro and that one is Bluetooth or wired as well Alsoooooo metal gear??

[@JPC326]

Just received mine, i wonder if it would be good with C³Equalz X TKC Tangerine Linear Switches ? (the 67g one)

[@Aldebaran65]

Does the standoff screw tolerance still bad? Is there any standoff screw sit dirrectly above 1 switch?

[@rogerwu3689]

The Pro versions are very attractive but I wish Keychron would start incorporating 2.4 GHz dongle with the wireless editions for gamers. I am seeing more and better wireless options out there.

[@gabriellundmark]

I'd like to see that too. Not only for gamers-a USB dongle is a huge bonus if you use multiple laptops with one screen, as I do. Just leave it plugged into the monitor.

[@amirulizzat2114]

qk exist. if they couldnt make proper connection it wouldnt be "gamery" anyways

[@CThienV]

Lemokey by keychron.

[@drewohara1976]

I noticed the purple keyboard in the background on the shelf. What are the details of that keyboard? I've been looking for something exactly like that.

[@regulatedchaotic8164]

would you consider doing a review on the Nuphy studios Halo 96 I purchased it with night breeze switches and I quite enjoy it.(first key Boyed I've purchased) the price of it is 140$

[@ViikramSiingh777]

Hii, whenever you get a chance, can you please show us how to upgrade the cooler master CK352 - I purchaased this keyboard a week back and im very happy with it. Strangely, this one has a red long hua switches, I am not sure whether longhua is otemu switch. I really love this keyboard but I wish I could make it silent, or close to it. Can I use O'Rings on this longhua red switch? Also, the switches are NOT hotswappable, can I desolder the existing switches and solder new switches? sorry - for a lot of questions, I am not able to find any resource on the internet Editing my comment- I really love your videos and I definitely learn a lot! Keep up the good work.

[@MrTVervolg]

I am in one of the country's in the world that uses azerty, is this adjustable through the software? Or can you recommend another mechanical keyboard that I can easily adjust to azerty through the software.

[@fonso003]

After watching a lot of your videos while I was trying to decide on my first custom board, I just want to say you do a great job! Subbed!!

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

Thank you!

[@myaccount__7269]

NuPhy is better

[@fonso003]

@@myaccount__7269 I never said this was the board I chose.

[@mjn96]

I ran out of USB type A on laptop. (I have a lot external drives) had to connect to laptop via Thunderbolt 🤦‍♂️

[@JPC326]

Wich keycap would be good with their new banana switch ?

[@SaveAmerica-TRUMP2024]

betty: It's $174 barebones. Me: looking at my $32 keyboard with mouth wide open...lol

[@michaelpilato3120]

The grey color way looks like it's inspired by Super Nintendo color way! I want the design alone! /any way to know if the bluetooth latency is comparable to wifi 2.4ghz?

[@nicholash8021]

After several months of watching random keyboard videos, I have gathered the conclusion that there is a inversely proportional relationship between one's interest in keyboard sound and keyboard feel.

[@MnemonicCarrier]

I just bought the Keychron K8 Pro, but I'm gonna get the Q1 Pro when it's available (not on KickStarter).