Keychron B6 Pro Ultra-Thin Wireless Keyboard, Full-Size ZMK with Numeric Keypad Quiet Typing, 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth 5.2/Wired Connection Long Battery Life, Compatible with Mac Windows Linux - Retro Blue

I am not a gamer; I write. In the last ten years, I've owned every keyboard imaginable, or so I thought. Membrane switches, clicky switches, linear switches, low-profile switches, Razer, Corsair, Aula, you name it, I tried them. It finally dawned on me that I am chasing minutiae. There are so many new keyboards and switches, the search for the perfect keyboard is nothing more than settling for one while looking at another. I couldn't keep up, so I stopped. I don't need RGB or 0,75mm actuation distance, or Hall effect switches. I need a solid, reliable keyboard that is easy and fast to type on. The Keychron B6 Pro is that keyboard. I am a Mac user, and all the function keys work, and I can easily reach my WPM I was when using a mech board. It is the retro-blue color scheme, and it looks great on my desk, and I will probably get through the holidays before I need to charge it. It's been in use for weeks now, and the battery is still at 96%. The only complaint I had was that the typing angle is almost flat, which was easily resolved with a $5 riser to give me a 7mm lift. Now it's perfect. If you like the feel of a laptop board, this is an easy purchase for the price.

The key action is just as good if not better than my mxkeys board. It came pre charged. Connection via Bluetooth was easy to setup and seems stable. Love the included wires for changing. I'm probably going to loose the dongle because I don't have a good place to store it. Typing is fast and accurate. Device switching works, the shortcuts take a small built to get used to. One con. The keyboard feels a bit floppy. When I took it out of the package there was a noticable upward bend. Over the last week it has flattened out. Not something that I would trust to be portable. Would I buy again. Yes.

Good cheaper alt to MX keys. I didn't want to spend the $$ for another logi unit. This is 80% of that, feels good. Little rattle on the number pad keys and enter keys but not bad at all. My biggest gripe with this unit is the spacebar. 😤 The spacebar doesn't activate by pressing the outer 1in of each side. So you got to press pretty central to activate. Which is annoying. All in all still good board.

I really like this keyboard. It's super easy to transition from working on my mac, to gaming on my PC. It only take half a second to swap to a different device. Battery life is phenomenal, I still haven't charged since buying it three or four months ago and it's still at 60% (2-3 full days per week of use). Key travel and key feel is ideal for me, especially coming from an apple magic keyboard. Keys are quiet but still give some auditory and physical feedback. A little louder than a magic keyboard, much quieter than a mechanical keyboard. I've had zero issues with functionality or build quality. I do wish it automatically sensed and changed the command/windows key like the MX Keys does. The physical switch is easy but annoying that it couldn't be done automatically. And I wish it woke up from sleep a little quicker. You can start typing right away on an MX Keys but this one takes about 3 seconds to wake up and start registering keystrokes. However, the price difference makes the downsides well worth it in my opinion.

I enjoyed using this keyboard until it suddenly malfunctioned. After the sixth month, the keyboard would not register my commands properly, or at all. For example, pressing letter 'Q' will result in inputting 'qwe', or repeatedly inputting 'qqqqqqqq', or not registering at all. The quality of the keyboard could potentially be lacking. There were no signs of issues while using it for the 6 months. It was completely random. The device was never damaged. It's unfortunate that it stopped working, but I guess I'll stick with my Logitech K780. Pros: - Affordable - Quiet keys - Satisfying presses - Accessories included in the box - 3 modes of connectivity: Wired, Bluetooth, 2.4ghz - Fast connectivity (No connection issues on all three modes) - Great Design - Lightweight - Works on Windows, Mac, & Linux Cons: - The longevity of the keyboard is questionable due to the sudden malfunction. - Indicators on the F, J, & 5 keys were too thin to locate by touch. - No backlight (Not really a con, but it depends if that's what you're looking for)

Reviews said this keyboard is not as good as the MX Keys keyboard I have been using for 2 years. The reviews were wrong, I transitioned to this keyboard and didn’t notice any difference in my typing. Sure, the build quality isn’t the same, but it’s really good, certainly way better than a $50 keyboard could how to be. Now my wife has the MX Keys and I have the Keychron B6 Pro at work (I just bought another one, the retro color way for my home office). Overall great looking keyboard, every connection option you could want, and an excellent type feel on par with much more expensive keyboards.

So far so good. I think Im in love with this keyboard! I cant find anything negative. As an mmo gamer. this keyboard is responsive, Has both Wired and wireless mode. This is wireless over wifi AND bluetooth. The wired mode is both usb-c and A, to use type A it came with an adapter. OMG, this sooo good. This is definately a $150 keyboard for just 35 dollars (Black friday sale) . Im not sponsored to say any of this .. very good. I will buy more stuff from this company. Nice job Keychron

Good quality keyboard with great multi device support.

Bon clavier, je l’ai acheter pour remplacer mon clavier de MAC qui a pris sa retraite et il faut une super bon job

Couldn’t have asked anything more for this price.

I love it!!! I have an MX Keys 3s at home and wanted something similar for the office. I found the Keychron B6 Pro and wow, Pro it is! Premium feel, silent keys with an amazing typing experience (and at half the price of my MX Keys 3s!). The online mapping tool is amazing too - I’ve already customized my B6 Pro to my specific work flow. If you like this kind of thing, get it - you can’t go wrong!

The keystroke feel is excellent, but the plastic build leads to bending issues. After some use, the body warps slightly, which causes it not to sit flat on the desk.