Keychron K1 Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard with Gateron Blue Switch

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1. The Catalyst Verified Buyer – 8 December 2024

   Very good keyboard, very stylish, great rgb and great sounding switches. My only complaint is the Bluetooth has a heavy latency even when typing and it disconnects frequently to where I have to re-pair it to my Mac, Pc or iPad Pro nearly every time I have to type, making it only usable to me when wired which defeated the purpose of buying a Bluetooth keyboard. Please fix the Bluetooth issues!
   

2. Jonathan L Verified Buyer – 6 January 2025

   I don’t use this for gaming. Overall the material is very sturdy and rigid. the finish is very nice and has a nice feel when you touch it. The keys make a satisfying click when you press them and the rgb on the keyboard has a ton of variety which is a cool bonus. Overall this keyboard is fantastic and i recommend it if you want a sleek keyboard that feels amazing and is a pleasure to type on.
   

3. Toast Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

   Really disappointed. Ordered the keyboard with blue switches and instead got these scratchy reds. 🙁

   

4. Joon Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   Was happy with my purchase until recently I’ve had 3 key caps falling off due to broken stems. Multiple keys have 1 broken stem and are barely holding onto the keyboard. I’ve only used this keyboard for 6 months and I already have to buy a new one. What a shame.

   

5. Shelby S Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

   I bought this keyboard for work because I wanted a decently priced wireless keyboard with low-profile keys. Honestly, I loved the feel of the keyboard and the construction of the body of the keyboard was fantastic, but I started noticing problems with my numpad Enter key. I didn’t think much of it until one day the attachment points for the keycap to the switch broke off completely. The problem is that there are no replacements. Keychron chose to go with an unconventional design for the keycaps, so there are no replacements available, and they don’t even sell replacements themselves. Even if you want to buy replacements from them for their newest keyboard version of the K1, they’re perpetually out of stock. Honestly, I’m going to avoid Keychron in the future. I know they make standard format keyboards that likely have the ability to replace keycaps with non-proprietary designs, but I’m going to stick with bigger names in the industry from now on.