Keychron K4 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard 96 Keys RGB Hot-swappable

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1. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 15 March 2024

   I am fairly new to the mechanical keyboard world, but I’ve learned that Keychron is a reputable company that produces consistent and quality keyboards. It’s a good choice if you don’t need all the bells and whistles, and want something reliable. The K4 Pro is the first keyboard I’ve done a lot of research on and bought for the specs. I wanted a layout that wasn’t too small or restrictive, so the 96% layout is perfect for me. You still get your number pad and most function keys. I also wanted a keyboard with blue switches, which means the sound is clicky and you can feel a sharp bump with each key press (AKA “tactile”). If you want a less noisy and smoother typing experience, go with the red or brown switches. The keyboard itself is substantial and has a good weight to it. The housing is aluminum and it’s going to last. I’ve only owned and worked on this keyboard for about a week, but I’m loving it. P.S. The RGB backlighting isn’t a super important feature for me, but it’s fun and easy to operate if you’re into that.

   

2. Andre Verified Buyer – 13 May 2024

   After having another variant of the Keychron K4 (non-pro) and coming away from it a bit underwhelmed, I decided to try a higher tier of keyboard from the company. I was worried I would still have the same issues as I had with the prior one (kind of wobbly, unclean-feeling keystrokes), but to my pleasant surprise, I had none of those issues! The keystrokes with the brown switches are perfect. The noise is crisp and clean, the actuation is just right. That, coupled with the easy repairability of hot swappable switches and no required software (looking at you, Corsair/Logitech/razer/etc), really makes this a winner in my book. The versatility of wired/wireless usage is also a really nice perk if that’s your cup of tea. My one minor negative is really just a matter of taste: the keycap color scheme isn’t necessarily my preference, but that’s easily fixed with aftermarket caps. Overall, highly recommend this keyboard for the price, especially if you’re someone who wants a smaller footprint but needs that number pad. Thumbs up!

   

3. John Verified Buyer – 13 May 2024

   I was hesitant to buy this fancy keyboard, but I’m so glad I did! It’s got amazing build quality and works great with my Mac and PC. The keys feel just right, and the sound is awesome.
   

4. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 19 June 2024

   Perfect for my grandson who likes gaming
   

5. Doug Verified Buyer – 9 September 2024

   Love this layout. Roughly the same width as a TKL, has all the same home/end keys as you’d expect, but they managed to jam in a full numpad as well — which is a godsend for 3D Blender work. Bluetooth latency is perfectly acceptable for gaming, and the ability to customize the layout is amazing for switching between Mac and Windows. Stock keycaps are unexpectedly fantastic quality, and the ability to swap in my own switches is great. Do note that the numlock key, while it can be reassigned to anything else, is hard coded to display the numlock LED even if it’s not numlock anymore.
   

6. anthony mogrovejo Verified Buyer – 22 September 2024

   El.teclado es muy bueno, no requiere Dongle, su configuración es muy sencilla

   

7. Scottua Verified Buyer – 15 October 2024

   Without having to build it yourself, this is the best possible layout for office based tasks that require a full size keyboard but without the need to take up the extra desk space.
   

8. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 13 December 2024

   I am fairly new to the mechanical keyboard world, but I’ve learned that Keychron is a reputable company that produces consistent and quality keyboards. It’s a good choice if you don’t need all the bells and whistles, and want something reliable.

   The K4 Pro is the first keyboard I’ve done a lot of research on and bought for the specs. I wanted a layout that wasn’t too small or restrictive, so the 96% layout is perfect for me. You still get your number pad and most function keys. I also wanted a keyboard with blue switches, which means the sound is clicky and you can feel a sharp bump with each key press (AKA “tactile”). If you want a less noisy and smoother typing experience, go with the red or brown switches.
   The keyboard itself is substantial and has a good weight to it. The housing is aluminum and it’s going to last.
   I’ve only owned and worked on this keyboard for about a week, but I’m loving it.

   P.S. The RGB backlighting isn’t a super important feature for me, but it’s fun and easy to operate if you’re into that.
   

9. Virginia Gargaro Verified Buyer – 16 February 2025

   Keys are much closer together – and no separation for the are keys/numbers like shown. See picture.

   

10. Yeica Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

    This is my first mechanical keyboard. I love that it has a numpad on it and it is compact but with a nice size overall. The only downside I could mention is that some switches are really hard to pull out (using the included tool at least) but not impossible.
    

11. G cab Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

    So this is the 2nd replacement, and yet again the lighting on one of the keys is stuck on green. The first time it was on the alt button. I’ve tried updating the firmware and still no fix.