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Keychron Q10 Alice Gasket Keyboard Barebones
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Keychron Q10 Alice Gasket Keyboard Barebones
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Keychron’s Q10 Alice Gasket-Mounted keyboard is a formidable option for those who want a split-layout keyboard without sacrificing a function row. Designed with the same number of keys as a standard 75-percent board, the Q10 doesn’t skimp on functionality Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downH2Whoah
768
May 25, 2023
If you're on the fence about this... friendly reminder that Keychron sells this exact board with a black or translucent smoke plastic case for $84.
As @mdot mentioned below, there's some issues, but it's 100% worth it at this price point - for either the metal or plastic version.
Vonsoo
56
Apr 3, 2023
Next version: please add more thumb keys. 3 for each thumb, they can be regular 1u keys (no stabilizers).
whoatacos
100
Mar 29, 2023
This is a great board at a reasonable price, I own one and with some customization this could be one of your favorite boards. If you're on the fence, do it.
mdot
417
Keyboard Club Member
Mar 29, 2023
so my take... (not purchased from drop... so cant write a review there)
this is a great board. using one off and on as my daily driver for a few weeks now and have been pretty happy with it.
pluses:
- knob on the left, where they ALL should be.
- mod keys are a nice addition
- alice layout with arrows is killer
- the stock steel plate is TERRRRRRIBLE. miscut and sounds bad. some switches were ultra tight... some fly out with the cap and wobble on the plate. measurements ranged from 13.8mm (snug) to 14.2mm - which the switch just flops around inside. plan on replacing the plate... polycarb or pom is a great option on this build depending on your switch.
- had some qc issues with the daughterboard (was not plugged it... so not sure how my board was even tested?)
- force break mod is necessary... they have it there by default, but for some reason, only applied half the pads on mine. easy to resolve though.
- have to hold your tongue just right to get firmware done on the board. had to flash it twice, and via would not detect it (and no, it wasnt a json issue). not sure why - since they promote the thing as a via board - is it not loaded with via compatible firmware from the start? makes no sense.
- case is ULTRA simplistic. not really a detraction if you like simplicity... but its far from a work of art. this is more like an F150 of the keyboard world. :)
whoatacos
100
Mar 29, 2023
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I have recently got into the hobby more deeply, and have yet to be able to muster the courage to order something in the $1k range. Maybe someday...
Do you have a social link or store I could check out?
SidVirtuous
16
Dec 19, 2022
Trying so hard not to jump on this right now as I just got the Feker Alice layout. But that F row and shortcut keys make this super tempting.
Leitz
2
Dec 17, 2022
FYI, I have the completed version of this and it is amazing. Heavy and good rubber feet to prevent movement. I do NOT have the barebone version. Best keyboard I've ever used, which isn't saying much since I have so few.
That's all.
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