TYPES OF RGBEngineered with 18 types of RGB light and comes with different styles (flashing, breathing, or static etc) which will match up to your mood. To further fine-tune your typing experience, the K2 Pro comes with our unique OSA profile (OEM profile with spherical-angle) and double-shot PBT keycaps that aim to provide a more comfortable fingertip feel with excellent oil resistance for long-term use on the 75% layout. This is the only mechanical keyboard as far as I know that has the Mac functions inbuilt by default on the function row. There’s not much to complain about the K2 V2, but maybe figure out a perfect inclination for the next version, Keychron? The Keychron K2 keyboard is a mechanical keyboard with a QWERTY keyboard layout and Nordic language support.

They're nearly identical in features, but the K6 has lower latency, making it a better choice for gaming. Simply connect the K2 Pro to your device with a cable, drag and drop your favorite keys or macro commands to remap any key you want on any system (macOS, Windows, or Linux).That said, both keyboards have a hot-swappable variant that lets you change the switches without soldering. For players who are accustomed to a PC layout and need more desk space, we highly recommend this layout. I’ve been using this both with my Apple devices for personal use and my Windows work computer and it has been such a great typing experience (I have the blue switches). On top of that is the current market: hungry for hardware for work-from-home setups after a year of change brought about by the pandemic. If I inadvertently hit the backlighting key, going back to my preferred (boring) setting is a tedious, stop-start, hit-and-miss affair.

The Keychron K2 (Version 2) and the Keychron Q1 are both 75% compact boards, but the Q1 is slightly larger due to its more spaced-out navigation keys and function row keys.It works fully on both macOS and Windows, and only certain function keys don't work on mobile operating systems. Upgrade options include a sturdy aluminum frame and a hot-swappable circuit board (for the uninitiated, hot-swappable mechanical keyboards allow you to remove and replace the keyswitches on your keyboard any time for an additional level of customization). The K3 is the world’s first hot-swappable low-profile optical keyboard and features a design that is 75-percent the size of traditional builds.

Opening up the pair of feet underneath gives you a dramatic inclination, which could make your typing experience better or worse, depending on how much inclination you prefer. But, many people do consider RGB backlighting as a feature, and if you’re one of them, you won’t be disappointed. They offer good tactile feedback, and it's also available with Gateron Red and Blue switches, so you can get the ones you prefer. While many Apple users just stick with Apple's Magic Keyboard, I much prefer a mechanical keyboard any day.The keyboard itself is excellent, could not have been easier to set up and the light effects are so pretty. Furthermore i have got the Gateron brown switches, feels like smooth and glides on gaming, Switchin from Blue it really makes a difference. The stabilizers are plate-mounted, with 8x6mm pads beneath the stabilizer stems to upgrade the keystroke sound. Just like any other mechanical keyboard, the K2 V2 is beefy and quite hefty, giving a sense of durability. I wouldn't go with ISO again though because non ISO layouts are quite sparse (especially artisan key-caps).