Keychron K10 Pro Wireless Custom Mechanical Keyboard, QMK Programmable Bluetooth 100% Layout with Silent Red Switch White Backlight Compatible with Mac Windows Linux

Outstanding keyboard. Its very quiet. I really like the feel of the keys. It took a while to get used to the slightly rounded keycaps. They would seem to require more precise finger placement. However, after a week or so I don't notice. This keyboard has worked reliably 100% of the time since purchase. I have only used it in wired mode. The backlight is a nice feature as well. Although the keys are not transparent I can see the light beneath the num lock and caps lock. There is a separate caps lock icon as well. I thought I could go with the standard K10 and save some money. However, this is noticeably quieter and feels better. Worth the few extra dollars. I use in Windows wired mode. This is my best keyboard by far.

I've used mechanical keyboards going way back to the Model M. I have burned through a couple of Das Keyboards through the years. I have a clicky Razer mechanical keyboard for my gaming machine, and an 85% DIY "thocky" wireless keyboard for my laptop, because I hate typing on membrane and low-profile keyboards that much. This K10, I use with my MacBook docking station at work, but I love the fact that I can switch it into PC mode and even change out the keycaps if I decide to. if I somehow killed this. K10, I'd probably just replace it with another Keychron keyboard of an identical or similar model. The quality of this K10 is impressive. Smooth, light linear keystrokes on switches that have obviously been lubed. Solid, heavy base and rubber feet to keep it quiet and prevent movement. No flex whatsoever, but of course, with these buttery-smooth keys, I don't have to press down hard enough to even detect any flex if it were there. If you're looking for a 'thocky' style keyboard, this ain't it. This is the mechanical keyboard you get for your work cubicle, because your neighbors won't notice the difference. In fact, I'm reasonably sure this keyboard is quieter than the flaky, ultra-thin, (and ultra expensive) Apple Magic keyboards everyone around me seems inexplicably enamored with.

I love this keyboard!! The color theme and sound of the keys are so nice! It also feels nice when you are typing on it. Setup was super easy and the bluetooth connectivity is really good. The lights on the keyboard are also pretty neat. You can change it from various light settings to when you press on the keys. Keyboard response is immediate without any delays. I also switched out to some other customized key caps I found to customize it even further.

Update: per point #3 below, I tried to get used to full size standard key height boards again, but couldn’t get the hang of it without making errors every sentence. I ended up switching back to my MX Keys S ultra low profile laptop keyboard. No regrets, this thing is still the best of this style I can imagine if you’re in the market! I spent an embarrassing amount of time researching keyboards, this being my first big, fancy mechanical keyboard experience. I wasn't sure exactly what to expect, but first impressions my first day of use are: 1) This thing (with the silent red switches) is magnificently quiet. I was anticipating low noise, but WOW, when I'm not aggressively typing there are times I can hardly hear any noise coming from the keyboard whatsoever. The key sound when really digging into the keys is THOCKY AF compared to anything I've used before, and it's quite pleasant when you really get going. Slightly distracting to me since it’s such a different sound than the hollow, thin tone of your run of the mill board. 2) It's heavy - not that that matters from a typing experience, but perhaps a benefit of staying put on the desk throughout the day 3) The keys are well-shaped and familiar, although the height of the keys compared to laptop keyboards and mid-height keyboards has me making more typing errors than I generally do, I believe. I'm sure I'll adjust shortly, but for my hands the typing experience has been a bit clunky out of the gate. 4) I haven't found a way to get bluetooth to work with my work (Windows) computer, which is highly protected by my company, and might not be possible. However, the corded connection works like a charm and adds to the I-spent-precious-time-reasearching-nerdy-things-like-keyboards-and-this-is-my-upgraded-life-now vibe of the thing. 5) It looks super cool, and I fear I've unlocked a money pit rabbit hole of a new hobby, so far with zero regrets.

This keyboard had surprising weight to it. It's built well, honestly feels like I could defend myself with it if I needed to lol But it's super fast response, sometimes a bit too sensitive. But it's a good size, more compact than my last keyboard, but not unpleasantly so. It's bluetooth connection is solid for what/how I use it. The lighting changing can be annoying, but otherwise it's ok. But the keyboard in just it's function is fabulous.

I have four different mechanical keyboards. This is the best one. I really like the online program (launcher) for using Via (macro key programming). Silent red key is superb. Not loud sound. A little damped, controlled sound.

I'm typing on this keyboard right now. For the most part, it's five stars. I'm docking a star because from time to time, it will freak out and either not work or type a letter fifteennnnnnnnnnnnnnn times in a row. For those who've had the same issue, I've found that simply turning off the keyboard (using the switch at the back) and then back on fixes the issue. What I really like about this keyboard is that I can switch between my several computers easily. Working from home, I have my personal desktop and my work computer on the same desk. I can simply press fn+2 and get to my personal computer immediately. The keys on this keyboard have a satisfying click. Not too loud like some mechanical keyboards.

I love this keyboard. It took over a month to get used to this, but once I was used to it I couldn't get enough to type. The keys are very smooth, the linear feeling is great, and it's truly silent. I use it at work and no one has complained about the sound (tbh I wish it to be slightly more clicky). Only thing I miss is a volume knob.