Keychron K10 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Hot-Swappable 104 Keys Full Size Gateron G Pro Brown Switch, White LED Backlight USB-C Wired Bluetooth Professional Office Keyboard for Mac/Windows

I've used several other keyboards from other brands, but this keyboard feels very good to use. Very easy to setup. Although not important, I really do like the holographic packaging with this keyboard.The keyboard can be used via bluetooth or via USB C. The keyboard comes with a USB C to USB A cable (braided). I am currently using it wired and the port for it comes out of the left side of the keyboard; the port on the keyboard is USB C.The keycaps can be swapped around as needed (for if you're on a Mac or PC). There is a switch on the left side of the keyboard that will switch the key layout to Mac or PC. You can also toggle between wired connection and Bluetooth. The backlight is also gentle on its highest setting which is nice if you leave your keyboard on at night time. This is not RGB, but has a white backlight with several patterns you can toggle between.The keyboard does have a sleep mode to preserve the battery if you do use it in Bluetooth mode. You can disable Sleep mode if you desire (there are instructions included with the keyboard that show you how to do this).The switches can be hot swapped with other switch types (blues or reds). I got the Gateron Browns (as I am used to Cherry MX Brown switches myself) and they feel good.Keycaps are matte which is good and they look good. I am very satisfied with the keyboard and would recommend this to everyone.

Great feel (a clicky mechanical keyboard). you can charge it via USB C (which also acts as a regular USB connector), or use the Bluetooth connection. One thing to get used to. If you don't type for a couple of minutes you have to hit a key and give it about 1 second to reactivate. if you just start typing the first 1-3 letters won't show up. Not really a problem though.

I bought this product as I began to make my new work-from-home set-up. I've had the keyboard for about a month now and love all of the features it offers! I personally ordered the "brown" keys and they have that perfect amount of click for a work-from-home set-up. If you're interested in ordering this for in-person work, I would recommend going with keys that are less "clicky" than the brown feature as it can be loud at times.Pros:- automatically reconnects to your computer when you turn it on- various light display options- comes with an easy-to-you key removal kit (I take off the F1 key)- descriptive manual for first-time set-up- easy adjust between PC and Mac interface (ex. "alt" vs "option" key)Cons:- a little high, so I have to hover my arms above the keys- takes ~5 seconds to power up and reconnect to your computer (if you hit a key to turn on your computer, it won't turn on your computer - you have to wait a few seconds to hit it again - I expect this is standard with most bluetooth keyboards)

Absolutely garbage. It's like trying to type on a 1970's keyboard with the hyper-sensivity of playing Operation. Nice novelty to have the clickity clack of a tactile keyboard, but unless you have been using one for at least the past 5-8 years, it is an extremely foreign substance inserted into an environment that did not necessarily require improvement.

I don't like giving five stars, but there is just nothing negative to say. Trust, me; I was looking for ways to hate this heavy, clunky keyboard. It is a magnificent workhorse. Precision pays off in the fact that every single keystroke is crisp and exact. Just remember that is it a beast -- heavy, solid and sturdy. Frankly, it could probably double as a self-defence device; you hit someone over the head with this, they'll notice.