Woot! has select
Keychron Mechanical Keyboards on sale
from $34.99 with some examples listed below.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to Community Member
pennysave for sharing this deal.
Note: Please use the dropdowns on the product page to select color and switch type, if applicable.
Example Deals:
Top Comments
But for a starter, keychron is an easy no brainer option. Plus they are customizable as well. It's just the initial price of $100 vs say $50-60 on a barebones kit.
You could do a lot worse.
Community Reviews
Keychron boards are praised as an easy entry into mechanical keyboards, with solid fit and finish, customizable layouts, and options like full size, 96 percent, and low profile models. The K3 and other slim versions feel closest to a laptop keyboard, while brown switches are favored for a quieter, more natural tactile feel. The main cautions are Bluetooth lag and sleep behavior on some models, limited hot swap or customization on others, and switches or keycaps that can feel cheap at higher prices. A strong value pick if the layout and switch type fit your setup.
Common Questions (5)
At $100, the Q1 is described as a solid starter board but pricier than barebones kits in the $50-60 range. It is still considered a reasonable entry point if you want an easy, customizable Keychron instead of building from scratch.
Yes, the low-profile Keychron boards use shorter keycaps and shorter travel, and the K3 is described as the closest to a laptop typing feel. Brown switches are recommended for a quieter tactile feel, especially if you switch between a laptop and a desktop.
The Q1 in this deal is wired, not wireless. If you want wireless use, this thread also notes that Bluetooth on some Keychron boards can sleep quickly and take a long time to wake, so wired use avoids that delay.
Yes, the C2 is a full-size board, so it includes a 10-key numpad. That layout is the right choice if you need number entry for work or prefer a standard full-size keyboard.
Not all of them are hot-swappable. The full-size model in this thread is specifically called out as not hot-swappable, so switch changes may be limited depending on the exact version you buy.
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I used the low profile variant of this (K1 SE) for 5+ years. Love it. Still kicking, but my older Logitech keyboard died so I ended up getting their latest K1 (V6) so I could replace the dead keyboard with the K1 SE.
Love my new K1 V6 - their hardware updates are good and it's quite a bit quieter to type on than the old SE.
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