KeychronReviews of keychron.com

The firmware doesn't work correctly/is buggy. - Switching layers doesn't work correctly on the Q3 Max. There is only one specific version of how to switch layers. Other options, provided by their own software and also by VIA, don't work. I only figured it out after resetting the device. - NKRO is sending multiple button presses on Q3 Max (example: qfhfeherziirwzzitwtuwtuiuh = actual input of 10 keys at the same time, which should register every key only once). 6KRO works, though. That's enough for me/most people, but Keychron claims to support NKRO (N = as many buttons as I want), which is a lie. - The Q0 Max Numpad's layers don't work correctly. You can use them, but you need to carefully disable the previous layer before activating another layer. Otherwise, the software gets stuck in a weird configuration where every layer is activated and none at the same time. - Q0 Max + Q3 Max = one full keyboard. However, they don't work together properly. Alt codes only work 50% of the time. Layers cannot be switched across keyboards and they also can't connect with each other's 2.4 GHz adapter. VIA doesn't work for either of the devices out of the box. You need to mess with JSON files to get this to work. It's not a big deal, but it's annoying. The reason for this is that Keychron doesn't care to register their devices at VIA. - Firmware version is still 1.0.0. There is no firmware update since the release, which shows that Keychron doesn't care. - Bluetooth doesn't work for gaming, as it seems to have connection issues. Buttons are not always registered (99% are, but that 1% is annoying for a >200 Euro keyboard). Other Bluetooth devices in my house, don't show this issue. Bluetooth isn't a good connection for input devices, but I encountered this issue very quickly, which is a red flag for me. Also, the Battery is much faster drained when it operates on Bluetooth mode. Apart from software issues, there are also other downsides: - No feet to raise your keyboard. - No adapter notch/holder. (So annoying!) - No off-switch. The Keyboards stay on until they eventually fall asleep. - Q0 Max has no battery indicator. While connected via 2.4 GHz, there is no way to check your device's battery. (Windows only reads for Bluetooth or USB connected devices.) Other brands show the battery in their software (e.g. Razer), the Q3 Max offers a battery check feature that works with LEDs, which hasn't been implemented into Q0 Max. - The connection switch and Mac/Windows switch are as cheap as they can get. They don't match the "premium" appearance at all. Switching between 2.4 GHz and USB is very tricky. I suppose this is what this keyboard will die from. If it is broken, you need to solder a 3-pin switch on a PCB. That's not that easily done with a regular soldering iron. Again, Keychron doesn't care. - I can also confirm these support issues others complained about. They didn't even reply after 3 emails, when I was asking for help. I'm done with Keychron. Hardware is not thought through, software is buggy, and support doesn't care about my issues.

Ordered a keyboard from Keychron and no mention of the product being despatched from China. 10-days after ordering, the product reached the port (in China) and was sent back to Keychron. Disgraceful support, customer service non-existent and paying UK prices plus delivery for a product that takes a long time to arrive and never reaches you. Avoid this company!

Been trying to contact customer support for 3 weeks with no reply anywhere, and it has the most absurd contacting hours for their uk store starting from about 1am

The customer service at this company is non-existant. All I want to do is unsubscribe from marketing emails (which you will be spammed with forever if you buy anything from them). The unsubscribe link on the emails does not work, suppport emails and live chat go unanswered. Thankfully I don't have a problem with my keyboard which is great - as are all the keyboards I've got from them. If you're going to buy a keycron product, do yourself a favour and order it from amazon!

I ordered a £200 keyboard from Keychron, and after it arrived in the UK, the tracking stopped updating. It has now been over 7 days without any updates. I reached out to Keychron UK for assistance, but I have yet to receive any response. After much frustration, I decided to open a dispute through PayPal. If you're in the UK, I highly recommend purchasing from a local retailer that stocks the keyboard you're after, as dealing with Keychron directly has been a significant hassle. The lack of support and communication is especially disappointing for a product of this price range. Update (14/02): Despite several attempts to contact Keychron via their web forms, email, and PayPal, I have received no tangible response. The only communication I’ve received from them was an email saying, “I will check with logistics,” which has now been over two weeks ago. The tracking has been stagnant for almost a month. After Keychron disputed my PayPal claim, they sent me an email asking if I wanted a replacement. This is quite telling of their level of customer service and support.

Keyboard stuck between delivery companies since January 7th. Both deny responsibility l, waiting for Keychron to do something about it. Responds with generic emails. No hope, no keyboard no refund so far. Will update as situation progresses.

I left a disapointing review for the Keychron C2 Pro I bought juste over a year ago. However Keychrons is purposly censoring negative reviews (google it) so I must warn people to not buy from them. Here is the review I published on their website, gave it 2 stars : I bought this keyboard due to the many positive reviews about Keychron and because I was looking for a 100% keyboard. As for the build quality, it's adequate, good enough for its price. However, I find that the typing feel is not pleasant. Despite adding foam inside to enhance the experience, the keyboard feels toy-like in use. What's more frustrating is that even after a year, I continue to make countless typing errors, an issue I never had with my previous Razer keyboard. With the Keychron, I regularly encounter extra spaces, double letters, or activations of two keys at once, which doesn't happen when I revert to my Razer keyboard. In summary, I have mixed feelings about this Keychron keyboard. If I had to choose again, I don't think I would buy it. I'd rather try another brand or go back to my previous keyboard.

I purchased a Keychron mouse and experienced issues from day one, as the USB-C dongle would not work. After several attempts, I finally received a response from customer service asking for a video to confirm the fault, which I provided immediately. They then offered to send a replacement mouse if I agreed to pay the postage cost. I reluctantly agreed but, since then, they’ve stopped replying to my emails entirely. After checking Trustpilot, I discovered I’m far from alone—many others have experienced faulty products and the same appalling lack of communication from their customer service team. The products are cheaply made, and the customer service is shockingly bad. I deeply regret my purchase and wish I’d seen these reviews beforehand. I would not recommend this company to anyone.