Keychron - K6 Gateron (Non-Hot-swappable)

I ended up going with a Keychron K6 after a long search, and it's been a solid choice for me. The tactile feel is just right, and I appreciate that I can use it both wired and wirelessly without any lag. It feels robust and has held up well during heavy typing sessions, making it a worthwhile upgrade from my old keyboard.

G502 X wins for big hands-I’ve ruined enough keyboards to vouch for HyperX Alloy. Solid picks, but swapping in Keychron K6 could give extra edge. Gaming marathon approved.

What’s your issue? I have a Keychron K6 Pro and I use it on Linux with no issues at all.

Looking at the history of this sub over the past year you'll see a heck of a lot more failures from the Q and V boards relative to the K boards. Of course, that *could* just mean Keychron is selling a lot more Q and V boards than K boards. Otherwise, the biggest difference you'll feel/hear will be coming from the difference between steel plate + tray mount and PC plate + gasket mount.

V and Q are flexible/gasket, K is rigid/tray. Hall Effect switches are another can of worms. They are peak hype right now. Eventually people will realize they are actually *cheaper* to implement than contact-based switches.