While there are many who enjoy how the Apple Magic Keyboard feels, others prefer something more tactile and louder. Thankfully, mechanical keyboards are still around. Here are some of our favorites.
Want a mechanical keyboard that feels high-end and is fully customizable, but need it to be reasonably priced and with a TKL layout? Then Keychron has you covered with the Q3.
Keychron has an updated version of its popular K8 wireless mechanical keyboard. The K8 Pro is basically everything you love, with some extra features for power users.
Say hello to the new Keychron Q3, a mechanical TKL keyboard that gives you more room to breathe. More space to spread out into, if you will, than the Q1 and Q2 offerings. Like those keyboards, this new keyboard is still a premium product complete with QMK firmware support and more.
In the market for a compact, 65% layout premium mechanical keyboard for your Mac? Then you should consider Keychron's latest entry: the Q2.
Keychron has made its new Q2 custom mechanical keyboard available for sale with a price starting at $149, although you'll pay more if you want one that's been built for you.
Keychron already makes some great keyboards and it's at it again, this time with a 70% Bluetooth option.
Keychron's latest mechanical keyboard, the Q1, is one of the best 75% layout boards you can buy right now if you care about customizing. It features a full aluminum body, gasket mount design, hot-swappable sockets, and fully works with VIA and QMK for key mapping.
Mechanical keyboard maker Epomaker has a new offering in the works and it's unlike anything you've seen before. Dubbed the NT68, this keyboard is designed to sit atop your MacBook's own keyboard, making it easier to use on the go.
Keychron is a big name in the world of mechanical keyboards and its latest offering is the K7, a low-profile mechanical keyboard that can be configured with optical switches if buyers prefer.