They are good enough, not completely silent like the Gateron Red Silent ones (latter have a bit rubbery sound, while these ones have some which is better according to me). These do not wobble unlike the Gateron Red ones do (latter makes keycaps look horizontally twisted randomly clock and counter-clockwise). However these have only 40gf while the Gaterons have 50gf. Tried to change the springs on both for higher gf (respectively from 40gf to 50gf and from 50gf to 55gf) but both sound clackier which deteriorates the sound experience. For me personally if these were at least 55gf (or at least 50gf) with the sound of 40gf, they will be the clear winner.

This is my third keychron keyboard (I own a K1SE, a K3 and now B6 pro) and coming from a logitech MX, this keyboard is almost perfect for mixed usage PC/MAC. If I could change something, I would just make it a little more compact, TKL size (not like the B2, as I use the arrow keys + home/end/etc a lot). The numeric keypad is of no use to me.
The typing experience is very good, with less typing mistakes than on a mechanical keyboard.
Backlight could be a bonus, but not absolutely needed. To me the TKL size would make this the perfect keyboard.

Oh my. I think this is the perfect keyboard.

I had a Keychron Q6 Max, but found it to be just too big and unwieldy.
Then I tried a Keychron Q2 Max, and loved the size, but didn't like the south facing backlighting,
as it just doesn't work with shine-through keys. Sometimes I like to work in a dim office, and just couldn;t
see the legends clearly. Also, some of the mechanical switches had a nasty keybounce that drove me nuts.

Now I have the Lemokey P2 HE, and find it to be absolutely perfect.
The north facing LEDs illuminate the shine-through keys for clear reading in bright or dim surroundings.
The HE switches are amazing - smooth, with not a hint of bounce, and I can set the actuation points precisely
just where I like them. The actuation point can be set with .1 mm accuracy, and every switch acts precisely the same.
I knew HE was great for gamers, but it is also amazing for simple typing.

I did have to do some key remapping. I do development on Linux, and _have_ to have the back-tick and tilde on the
top left, and the delete key both on layer one. So I remapped the esc key to the page-down key, and delete to the page-up
location. To make it look good, I bought some third party black shine-through key caps, so that the remapped keys are
all black, and labeled correctly. This is very easy to remap with the launcher, and one of the reasons for buying a
mechanical keyboard in the first place - you can put the keys where _you_ want them.

I don't think the qmk source code for P2 HE has hit github yet, but in the past I did successfully compile the
firmware for the Q6 and Q2, so this is likely just a matter of time. It is wonderful to have open source firmware.

This review was typed very happily on my Lemokey P2 HE

It's just perfect. I recently bought their vertical mouse and while leaving a review for it, I realized I never reviewed this keyboard. Well I have now been daily driving this for over a year and I have to say that it is absolutely perfect for me. The feel, the aesthetic, the layout, it is literally perfect.

If I had to dig deep to find one thing to complain about, I think the LED backlighting is quite weak. A lot of time, it is even hard to tell if the lights are on. But for me, I use this at the office and I keep the lights off anyway so this does not affect me at all.

Great keyboard, worth every penny. If this thing ever breaks down, I will buy it again; it's that good.

Bought it on Oct 2023
Today Sept 2025.
Still amaze. Still the best. Best typing compared to those keyboard that i bought.
I will still send review every year. See you on 2026.
I am still waiting for Lemokey 100%. My Keychron Q6 max that i bought on Jan 2024 is a failure with dead bluetooth and 2.4ghz.

When I bought this keyboard, I really love the typing sound and the feelings of using a mechanical keyboard. In terms of the pricing, I don't think it is terrible. I think it is a good value for gaming or productivity in my opinion. In terms of gaming, I think it is good to use and i find it comfortable. In conclusion, I think the P1 pro is a good keyboard for me to use

I've been trying to find an ergonomic mouse that doesn't give me constant wrist pain. I used to use a Logitech G502 at home, and a Logitech MX Master 3S at work, and I wanted to find a mouse that had the performance of a G502 and the ergonomics of a MX Master 3S (but vertical).
Every other option I found had terribly low polling rate, atrocious software, or sky-high prices. Realistically, my only option was a Keychron M5, Razor Pro Click V2, or a Trackball mouse. I went with the Keychron M5 since the Razor Pro Click V2 is wayy too expensive for what you get (and it's got the rubber coating that feels disgusting on my hands), and I don't know if I'll like a trackball mouse.

I now currently use a Keychron M5 at home, and I only go back to my Logitech G502 when I want to play FPS games (because Keychron Mice don't have a DPI Shift-like feature that Logitech mice do). The Keychron M5 also pairs really well with the Q10/Q11 if you struggle with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome like me.

I've had this keyboard for about a week now and I've been enjoying every moment of typing. It feels creamy to type on and has a very satisfying thocky sound to it. I cannot recommend this keyboard enough. Below are a couple of quick potential dealbreakers for some people, but I don't consider them huge issues (obviously).

Possible cons: short cable, north-facing RGB

The keyboard feels great. Either for Gaming or just typing it's a pleasure to use. It's also absolutely beautiful to look at and sounds great.
I became a Keychron fanboy instantly!
10/10

This is my first experience with a customizable keyboard, and I’m very impressed with the build quality. I can’t recommend this product enough! For those who like 100% keyboards, this might be one of the best choices on the market. At first, I had some issues with the stock keycaps—possibly due to their shape—so I bought a set with a much squarer profile. I also felt that the switch were too easy to press ( Gatheron Red) so I went with some new 78g linear and that's made it perfect.

This is a great keyboard and is my daily driver for my work Macbook Pro. I use the USB-C dongle as I found the BT to be a bit inconsistent, possibly because of all the other BT devices around my desk. In any event, I love the Banana Switches, the overall look is very smart and I love the clear keycaps. The layout is perfect for a Mac, with all the useful shortcut keys already setup. I especially love having a single button for screenshots, it's so quick!
The volume knob is also very nice, some say it's hard to reach but I have shovel hands and find it absolutely fine. I'd like to re-map to a global mic mute switch instead of speaker mute, perhaps someone can chime in with a way to do that? This isn't a criticism of the keyboard, just of my research!
This was my second Keychron, having bought a K3 Pro via Kickstarter. Unfortunately, I didn't realise that KB was US Layout but I did use it for a year before deciding to buy this KB in ISO/UK and I'm glad that I did. My K3 was great, this is better and I really appreciate the dual receivers and the super-neat storage for them. The magnets are just the right strength to be secure, without making it hard to remove the units.
Overall, this is an excellent and very practical keyboard. It's not particularly flashy, but it does all the right things and I'd especially recommend it for Mac users out of the box. Windows users don't lose out though, as the ALT, ALT GR and Windows keys are included. All the keys can be remapped of course.
On the back of this purchase, I bought a Q10 Alice for my wife, gave my K3 Pro to my son and I have just treated myself to a K6 Max for my home PC. That's quite a lot of keyboards, but I regard them all as excellent investments! However, I'd recommend the K3 Pro as an excellent place to start. It's much lighter than the metal Keyboards, but still hefty. It has all the features, sounds nice, feels nice and is excellent value. I don't think you can go wrong!

Long story short, I got this mouse because I work at home. I knew I needed something ergonomic for the long run, but didn't want to cheap out with some 20 dollar one on Amazon just to "see if I like it." I already have a Keychron keyboard (Q11) and was always interested in their mice, so I came across the M5! It offered more than the Razer Pro Click vertical mouse and for way less money, for me it was a no brainer.

Never mind, it was a long story after all. First night, I found it weird to hold. I wasn't so sure about my purchase. The night after, between my two mice, I naturally went for the M5. It just felt good. I wanted to keep going back to it again and again. That was back in May. It's September now, and I'm still using it every day. I love it!

I bought mine a couple days ago and it's so much better than what I expected for the price.
It's light, quiet, and aesthetically pleasing, perfect for the school oriented setup I'm using it in. It's 100% worth the buy -I've had zero problems whatsoever with it.
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Feels so smooth! I have Lemokey P1 Pro and came with keychron banana switches, then I changed for Kailh Super Speed Switch Silver, and I kinda like it, but this Kailh Deep Sea Silent Islet Switch is on a complete other level!
Makes me want to type and game all day!

I ordered one of these Keychron K13 Max QMK ISO layout with a set of Gateron Low Profile 2.0 Mechanical Blue Switches as I love to hear the click like I used to hear on IBM terminal keyboards when I was a software developer on the System/36 (mid 1980).

Since then this is the first keyboard giving me that click feedback and I love it!
Now I'm a photographer and working only on Apple Mac systems so, for me, it is important to be able to customize the layout with the Apple keys (option and command).

Before I used Apple keyboards for several years and then I switched to the Logi Mx. It was almost time to change keyboard as the MX battery was almost gone so I did some research and found out about customizable keyboards and understood Keychron was the first company doing them and then many other companies copied the idea... In my research many reviewers were saying that Keychron is the most expensive but I checked and this is not true.

Unsure about the quality of Keychron products, I initially bought a K3 Max Ultra Slim on Amazon but I couldn't adapt to the 75% layout and had to send it back. Then I ordered the K13 (80% layout) here on the official website to give more profit to Keychron.

Adapting from a 100% layout is easier even though I'm now trying a different layout as II moved the [del][0][.] keys row on top of the numeric keyboard and it seems helping me.

PROS
* Ability to program the keys – I use the Keychron Launcher and was also able to create a couple of macros
* Ability to customize the led colors, I'm not a gamer and don't need too many colors :)
* Ability to update firmware of both the keyboard and the receiver
* Ability to connect via Bluetooth so I can easily use the keyboard with my Mac Mini, Macbook and iPhone!
* The USB plug is in the front/middle: perfect!

CONS
* There is no GLOBE key like on Mac keyboards but I read on some forums that it is not possible to replicate that – so it is not really a problem; all I needed it for was to invoke the Emoji viewer and solved the problem by assigning a macro to FN+ESC that works perfectly
* I wish there could be more alternative sets of keys – like the ISO Low Profile Shine-Through ABS LSA Full Set Keycap Set that I bought as I wanted shine-trough caps and the K13 does not provide on the standard configuration as the K3 does :(
* Need to use Google Chrome to use Keychron Launcher and need to connect the keyboard with USB cable as it looks like you cannot program it if connected to the proprietary receiver

SUGGESTIONS
* Create more keycaps designs for the ISO Low Profile keyboards!
* I wish I can get a Smile Aluminum Alloy Artisan Keycap for the K13 as well! – https://www.keychron.com/products/smile-aluminum-alloy-artisan-keycap?variant=40514415198297

A warmly suggested product if you like to create a keyboard that helps you get a better productivity and with a unique look!

Thank you Keychron you got a new loyal customer!