Honestly, there isn’t another full-size keyboard that gives you as much as value as the Q6 Pro.
1.Pricing and availability2.Design and build quality3.Features and connectivity4.Typing experience5.The competition6.Should you buy it?
This review was made possible with a review unit provided by Keychron.
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It connects via USB-C, with the connector located to the left.
It has a 50gf actuation point and the same 2mm pre-travel and 4mm travel as the Red switch.
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They have a noticeably better sound and greater tactility, and they pair well with the bundled keys.
The keys also have varying heights, and they’re designed to deliver better ergonomics.
This design leads to a better sound and bouncier feel, and it is noticeably different from traditional keyboards.
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If you want a full-size keyboard but don’t need Bluetooth, the standard Q6 is a great choice.
Coming in at $164, it is a smidgen more affordable.
Keychron Q6 Pro: Should you buy it?
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If you’re using a regular gaming keyboard, you will immediately notice the sheer difference in quality here.
The Q6 Pro is a full-size keyboard that has everything you need in a high-end mechanical keyboard.
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