Keychron K10 HE

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Sentiment score76% positive
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Last updated: May 7, 2026

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Reddit IconFragrant-Airport1309
about 2 months ago

My keychron k10 wireless died after like a year and a half. Don’t buy that one.

about 2 months ago

Man I hear you so hard. I really wanted a full size but I did so much research the first time around and the market is just bad for full size. They just don’t put the same effort into developing full size keyboards with the same features as smaller sizes. 75% seems to be the sweet spot in terms of popularity and what you can get out there. I eventually just needed something quick to replace my keychron and just wanted the “thock”. I eventually found this guy for 38 bucks, and it’s actually amazing! It’s wayy better feeling than my keychron and I had lubed Glorious Pandas plus some after market caps on there. Anyway, I’m just going to buy a standalone numpad and use it on the side and call it a day. Godspeed on your quest to find a proper 100%, I respect it. Here’s the one I have now: https://a.co/d/05bsPB0e

Reddit IconIcy-Opinion-1603
5 months ago

I completely disagree with the Keychron FUD flowing through this forum. I’very purchased and heavily used three different Keychron keyboards this year—one direct from the website, and two from Amazon. I’ve had zero issues with any of them, and they were all different models. My kid is a heavy gamer and I gifted the first one I bought: Keychron K10 HE Wireless Magnetic Switch Custom Keyboard | Standard Version / Black / Gateron Double-Rail Magnetic Nebula Switch My kid absolutely LOVES IT for gaming. They previously had a Razer, and its night and day different I would only buy from Amazon going forward, because shipping took FOREVER with Yuntrack, and I hear that returns are a pain in the butt. Amazon is easy. Price is the same.

Reddit Icon_Lonelywulf_
about 2 months ago

I have the K10 HE, all black, full 100% keeb and I use it in wired mode. Thoccy af, buttery smooth, fast as you need, very solid build. I'd recommend it!

Reddit Iconm000se
about 2 months ago

I just bought this. It's full sized and it's awesome

Reddit IconParkyPlank
about 2 months ago

Just got this one a week ago, it's so nice and responsive and looks and sounds super clean. I recommend it highly

about 2 months ago

I think it's pretty good considering the keycaps aren't shine through on the special edition, it'd probably be better on the standard edition since that has shine through caps

Reddit IconSecure_Bumblebee1727
7 months ago

I do love the K10HE, in fact I’m looking at it right now. I have it nearby for when I feel like using a full sized one or when I wanna game a bit.

Reddit Iconspace557
about 2 months ago

I bought the K10 HE a couple weeks ago and I absolutely love it!! It's such a pleasant typing experience and I like that the backlight isn't eye-searingly bright. Heavy build quality so it doesn't slide. The only thing I'd recommend is adding the $15 silicone wrist rest to it if you need it!

Reddit Iconben2talk
12 months ago

This is a fine answer - depending on budget... QMK/VIA more than doubles my price though, sadly. The AJazz Ak820_max_plus_retro is a 75% keyboard. I wish I had bought a TKL layout because it doesn't drop standard keys - can easily add a numpad but you can't add a direct key for ScrollLock/Printscreen etc which I used extensively for shortcuts. If you have to press Fn key to access ScrollLock, then any kind of Meta_ shortcut is disabled, because that just 'locks WIN' - for gamers and annoying for anyone else. However, the abovementioned switches make it instantly office friendly with a familiar tactile bump, similar to many laptop and membrane keyboards. The keyboard cost me ฿1499, whilst the cheapest available QMK keyboards around here... I was tempted by the Keychron K10 - full sized, silent keys, but ฿4,400 is just too much over the price of ฿1,490 which can type REALLY nicely already... The silent tactile ('feels like an upgraded version of a Logitech K270 or similar OEM profile with tactility offered by silicone domes) switches cost me $11 US so the total price (฿1,490 plus ฿365) was still under $50 US. So you do pay a fair bit extra for software.

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