My previous Keychron would lose the wireless connection if I ever used the mousing-keys (may have been missing udev rules) , so I had to keep it plugged in. I have the keyboard in my lap, and the usb-connector obviously broke after a couple of years. Managed to order a new daughter-board, but it seems to have disappeared in transit. Got a magnetic connector between the keyboard and cable for the new one. On the bright side, wireless works perfectly on the new keyboard. @keychron

I love my current Keychron but why tf is a multi-million dollar company outsourcing R&D funding to the public? I want to be shocked but it's at 40x the required amount so I guess keep eating it up, ya'll.

I've never tried a keychron. How are you finding it?

I got a low profile to use as a portable keyboard to go with my Steam Deck and liked it so much that I finally got rid of my Corsair that I held onto for far too long and replaced it with a 96% Keychron.

They feel so smooth while typing. If/when I have to replace these two I more than likely will get another Keychron.

I'm not that advanced either, I used a Das Keyboard for like a decade before I made mine, and even that was a prebuilt with minimal mods.

Wish I had more suggestions, I've never tried a keychron. How are you finding it?

Not familiar with these. I went from a Corsair keyboard to the Keychrons. Still new to the mechanical keyboard world.

Thanks. It looks like there are a number that will fit the K10, but none for the K1. But it is a great starting place!

Note on the Cherry Profile Double-Shot PBT Shine-Through Keycap Set: “The legends are printed on the top center of the keycaps, If your keyboard features south-facing LEDs, this will significantly reduce the shine-through effect.”

I've been pretty happy with the doubleshot pudding keycaps from steel series, would those work? Mine are white but I think they come in black too

They're usually called "Shine Through" as far as I know. Here are some from Keychron. Some are named explicitly shine through while others are not. The filter should be trustworthy though.

Thank you. I did not realize I could remap keys through that utility too. I only used it to set the LED mode and color.

Yes it is!

Open up VIA/Launcher Select the key assigned to RGB-Mode Change it to something else Go down a layer, and assign RGB-Mode to the same key

This will make it so you can still change the mode but only when you are holding down FN or any other layer key that has that key on it.

What terms are you unclear on?

I will agree that keychron has a problem of too many similar models, but it’s not really a terminology problem.