Keychron keyboards are known for matching (and sometimes exceeding) the performance and features of more exorbitant gaming keyboards, at a fraction of the price. Now at Hooray!Keychron’s selection of excellent keyboards is an even better deal, with many models reduced to their lowest prices ever.
Part of what makes the Keychron models a great buy is the fact that each one is hot-swappable, making them compatible with virtually any aftermarket three- or five-pin mechanical switch. In other words, you can go wild with customization if you don’t like the default switches or change your mind in the future. Keychron keyboards are also compatible with a variety of custom keycaps, and the company Via browser based the software makes it uncomplicated to customize key assignments and RGB backlighting (if the keyboard you purchased has RGB backlighting, of course).
Each of these keyboards is a winner in my opinion, but if I had to choose just one, I would recommend choosing Key Q1. The Q1 has a 75% layout (it’s more compact on a desk than the full-size model) on a massive aluminum frame, and it also has a fun, reprogrammable control knob. It’s available in a variety of colors for just $79.99 at Woot (was $209.99). Another recommendation is Key Q3which comes in black or gray, has a more distributed numeric keypad layout and a control knob similar to the one in the Q1. It also costs $79.99 (was $214.99).
Some other options include: Key Q2which is on sale for $74.99 (was $199.99) and has a similar layout to the Q1 but without the knob. Or, if you prefer a model with a larger layout, the full-size Q5 Chronograph is also available at a reduced price of $99.99 (was $225.99).
