Keychron K7, 68 Keys Ultra-Slim Wireless Bluetooth/Wired Mechanical Keyboard with Low-Profile Gateron Mechanical Blue Switch, White LED Backlit Compatible with Mac Windows

I bought this for work as I am an IOS Developer, and spend a lot of time at my desk typing. When I made the purchase, it was very much a last-minute decision and not very thought through. I kind of regretted it as it was on it's way, but thought I would still give it a chance. I opened it and immediately was so glad I made this purchase. It is very sturdy with a mostly aluminum body, and the white backlit keys, it feels like the perfect cross between productivity and gaming. I am totally in love with the red switches, as they have such a great feel to them. They are not too "tough" to press in, and have such a great sound to them. As I do work in an office setting, I was worried that this keyboard would be too "clacky" and annoy my co-workers, but they can barely hear it from where they are, and from what I hear, it has such a great sound. The backlighting has over 10 different modes, and the lighting can be adjusted to the desired brightness. I love the color scheme to it. So overall, I would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone who is looking for a good deal on a small low-profile bluetooth keyboard.

I have bought two of these, and both of them are great. Very easy to type on and the quality is there, very well made. The first unit I bought had the brown switches as I was worried about the blue switches it being to clickity...it wasn't. I then bought the KB with the blue switches, and it is amazing. I took the brown one to work and enjoy having the same KB there. The blue switches might be loud for some people, but are great for me. I haven't used the KB wirelessly yet so can't comment on that. The lighting is great, I turned of the flashy stuff and just have an evenly lit setup. I have a Mac at home, and a PC at work and just flip the switch on the back and it translate well between the two. Great product.

I saw a K7 listed as "Like New" selling for $33 and grabbed it. I was reluctant because used soldered boards can be a gamble. But it seemed like too good to pass up. I used it for a couple of weeks and really loved the experience. The backlighting is nice and bright with multiple modes to mix things up. The typing experience is just as good; there's more thock than clack, and each keys travel was nice and smooth. I mostly used it wired, but the few times I used the Bluetooth, the battery lasted around 8 hours, and switching connection between devices was seamless. Unfortunately, a switch that must've been missed during inspection was slightly open, and didn't close with gentle pressure. Dust was likely to call for resoldering a switch soon, which made all those savings a wash for my personal circumstances. For anyone that has the tools on hand, that's a straightforward repair making the kb a great value for the money - the keycaps alone are worth $20!

I am an engineering student who spends a lot of time daily on a keyboard. Once I took the keyboard out of its packaging I quickly noticed its amazing quality. The Keychron K7 is absolutely perfect for me as it is small enough to fit in my backpack. So far, I have mainly used it to type essays and for programming but I have played a few games with it as well. It has performed super well and honestly surpassed my expectations.

Bought this keyboard for my ipad pro because I didnt want to buy a new laptop. So far, the wireless connection works great, a little confusing at first but great. I also really like the feel of the keyboard, I got linear red switches, and they just feel different but smooth. Keyboard does clack, but I think its the best keyboard for its price. I dont use function keys, so I cant judge the keyboard for that. I just type type type and so far its great :) really enjoying this keyboard.

Overall the keyboard is nice for work and typing. Lighting is good and I appreciate the compatibility with MacOS and Windows. However, out of the box, my backspace key is defective. It requires multiple, heavy force presses to actuate and register a single key press. It is rather frustrating since it should be brand new. Thinking of returning and exchanging.

This keyboard is great. I like the compactness and responsiveness. I also like being able to switch between devices easily. I used to have to accomplish that with a KVM. I work about 50 hours a week with it and only charge it over the weekend. I've never had it die on me.

For anyone not super into the keyboard mod scene, this is a SOLID keyboard. The frame is sturdy, and not too heavy. I don’t know if the switches come prelubed, but they sound great out of the box. Plus, the overall functionality right out of the box is great! I bought this 68 as a travel keyboard, and it’s absolutely perfect for it. I think it may be a little too small to be a full keyboard replacement, but the low profile strokes make it great for typing and working on the go.

El tacto y la calidad de construcción.