Enter Keychron ... looking for a stylish keyboard at a fair price. The B1 Pro is pretty straightforward as a keyboard design. It’s what would be called a “60%” layout for a mechanical ...

The Keychron K12 Pro has a very compact 60% layout with 61 keys ... but they are a familiar brand amongst the keyboard modding community. Several of their keyboard models start out as crowdfunded ...

Keychron's Q1 HE is its first keyboard with analog switches ... you should even consider the 65% and 60% layouts. These keyboards can truly be called portable, and offer more variety for those ...

True full-size layout ... for in a keyboard. The Q5 Pro and Q6 Pro are large, thick keyboards with a heavy metal case and are not portable at all. Compared to a plastic 60 percent keyboard ...

Finding the perfect keyboard can feel overwhelming ... Here’s a closer look at the available options: Keychron keyboards are available in various sizes and layouts to accommodate different ...

It looks like Keychron is determined to cover every single niche in the high-end mechanical keyboard market. In addition to the somewhat niche “1800” layout ... on even a 60% board.

The Keychain K15 Max is a good low-profile Alice-layout keyboard for Mac users, albeit with no real color options.

Here are our top picks, including both wired and wireless models ranging from compact keyboards with laptop-style layouts ... the Keychron V1 and Q1 Max, the Epomaker TH80 is a 75 percent keyboard ...

About a year ago, Keychron launched its Q-series of custom mechanical keyboards that now spans the gamut from small 60% boards to full ... It’s basically a keyboard that’s split in the middle ...

Keychron surprised fans with the unexpected launch of the V4 Max, a three-mode customizable mechanical keyboard in their V Max lineup. This 60% layout keyboard starts at an affordable US$69 ...

and they’re a great option if you’re looking for a customizable keyboard with excellent build quality that offers a wide variety of layouts. Keychron may lack the trademark gamer aesthetic ...

This keyboard layout ditches the number pad and function row but retains directional and navigation keys. You can pick up a fully-assembled Keychron Q7 from Woot for just $79.99 (was $179.99).