Keychron K10 Pro Wireless Custom Mechanical Keyboard, QMK/VIA Programmable Full-Size Bluetooth/Wired RGB Backlight with Hot-swappable Keychron K Pro Brown Switch Compatible with Mac Windows Linux

I've been working from home for a little over a year now. I use a MacBook with a couple monitors. When I got the job, I knew I wanted a mechanical keyboard, so I bought a Corsair K60. It was loud but I enjoyed typing on it. A month or so ago, it began randomly adding duplicate keystrokes. It was so annoying. The couldn't update the driver. Their software wouldn't save preferences. It wasn't good. So with no solution, my search began.I looked at many options, but one of the main features I wanted was ease of integration with Apple. Keychron connected so easily. Instead of USB slot being taken by the Corsair, I now have this thing paired up through Bluetooth. All of the apple-specific buttons are here. The function keys all have the sound/display ease-of-access buttons. Integrating the Keychron makes me wonder why I ever tried with the Corsair.I chose the brown switch version initially because I thought I didn't want flashy red buttons. I'm ignorant of keyboard stuff. After some education, I understood (at least academically) the difference between red/brown/blue. I have no idea what the Corsair was, but oh my, I love this brown switch typing experience. The feedback isn't overwhelming, but I actually feel like I'm typing on something rather than the nothingness of my 2019 Macbook keyboard (notorious for it's poor reviews by a lot of people, I think). The corsair was so loud. My wife doesn't mock my loud typing now the way she did. I can hear the keystroke but it lacks the clack. It might be because it's heavy or I'm suffering from some sort of bias, but the keyboard feels solid while typing.The only downside I initially realized was the south facing lights. It's not as bright as the Corsair, however, that was never a utility function for me. If I was into that sort of thing, I would care more. That might be a deal breaker for folks, but not for me.I'm loving this keyboard. Wish I would have purchased a year ago.

Good quality materials, works great out the box. Completely interchangeable hardware and a good programmable software.

Edit: the battery life is absolute @$$ if you keep the backlighting on but ok otherwise!First mechanical keyboard experience. I am very satisfied! I consider this a high-quality keyboard. I went with the brown switch vs. the red as I heard it’s better for typing; I think that was a good choice, as I type all day, everyday for work and have had no issues so far. The keys feel smooth, my fingers don’t slip like they did with the Apple Magic Keyboard, the bluetooth connectivity is reliable, and the backlighting isn’t too intense. The keyboard is HEAVY (4.29lbs, specifically) and the weight definitely adds to the quality feel. It’s so durable that I feel like you could use it as a w**p*n if needed 😂 There isn’t an aluminum frame around it like other Keychron models — I read the aluminum frame makes the non-Pro versions feel more sturdy, but that doesn’t matter for this Pro model given the strength of the materials it does use.Highly recommend! Especially for the price.

Great keyboard. Great sound, Great feel, fully programable via software from Keychron. 100% recommend! One thing to note about using the software via Keychron, if you have the keyboard connected to a docking station, the software will not work. Keyboard needs to be connected via wired cord directly into computer in order to work.

The media could not be loaded. I really enjoy this keyboard. I went from a Corsair mechanical keyboard that I had forever, then to a EVGA because of the use of macros.. which was a nightmare because it kept uninstalling itself over and over. This is fantastic. I own a Keychron Q5 as well and love it. I wanted one for my work setup and this is great.Pros: keycaps are top notch constructionTyping feels nice on the MX Brown key switchesBluetooth works fine. I'm using USBCVia online software is good (not great)RGB is bright and very granular (can adjust it a ton)Cons: via software is a little buggy and not easy to use, but once you figure it out, it's fineUSBC cable is short (like 2-3 feet)No volume knob.. but I guess you have to pay $100 more for that haha.Macros are slow and you can't edit them to be quicker (think key input combos)

This keyboard is great! I got this together with the Nuphy Halo96 as my first mechanical keyboards because I wanted to feel the brown switches versus the baby raccoons. I could have given it 5 stars on everything but for the fact that it has south-facing LEDs and not easy to find shine-through keycaps for.

This is an awesome keyboard. I don’t really use the QMK/VIA option, but preferred this pro option to the non pro option for the better quality keycaps. The brown switches are really good for what they are. The battery life is awesome on this thing. I use this 40+ hours a week for work and only need to charge it once every 2 weeks or so. I do set the RGB light to display the keys that are pressed. I’m sure if you have RGB lights on for the entire keyboard, it’ll deplete the battery much quicker. The Bluetooth connection is solid as well, never losing connection.

I had high hopes for the Keychron K10 Pro, but this was a frustrating experience from the start. While the keyboard looks and feels premium, Bluetooth mode is completely non-functional. I followed every setup instruction and troubleshooting tip, updated the firmware, and tested multiple devices — it simply refuses to pair.Even worse, none of the onboard key commands (like Fn + Left Arrow or Fn + 1) work. The number 1 key just blinks, but the board never enters pairing mode or shows up on any device. I also had issues with basic functionality like color switching and media keys. Wired mode worked, but that's not what I paid for.For a keyboard advertised as “tri-mode wireless” and marketed to enthusiasts, this is unacceptable. I had to return it and start all over with a replacement. Definitely not what I expected from a $100+ board.